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DUN I LOVE pisze: ↑21 maja 2021, 0:03 Nadal to gdzieś od 2006, kiedy po finale RG wyszedł na prowadzenie 6-1 w H2H.

Barty pisze: ↑21 maja 2021, 18:15 Zostały już tylko 23 dni i z radości będziemy mogli zjeść zwycięski kisiel!!!

Kiefer pisze: ↑22 maja 2021, 11:59 Rafau, musisz!

Damian pisze: ↑23 maja 2021, 14:32 Novak Djokovic Will Finally Surpass Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer”: Tennis Legend on Grand Slam Race

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There is an ever-going debate in tennis that who is the greatest of all time. Different experts and critics express their views and highlight that the one who will be able to win more majors will surely have an edge over the others. As of now, while Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal have 20 Grand Slam titles each, Novak Djokovic has 18 majors to his name. However, he is the youngest of the three and has much more time than the other two.

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In a recent interview, Former World No.7 Barbara Schett revealed the name of the player who will end his career with the most majors according to her. Interestingly, he picked the name of Novak Djokovic and claimed that the Serbian will surely surpass Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer in the Grand Slam tally.


Novak Djokovic of Serbia celebrates defeating Gael Monfils of France with a score of 6-3, 6-2, 3-6, 6-2 during their Men’s Singles Semifinal Match. Day Twelve of the 2016 US Open of the Queens borough of New York City. (Photo by Alex Goodlett/Getty Images)
“Both Djokovic and Nadal seem to be physically well at the moment. If I had to get wet, I would say that Nole will finally surpass Rafa and Roger in this data,” said Schett in the interview. (Translated by Google Translate)

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The former Austrian player mentioned that Rafa and Djoker both are fit at the moment. However, she stated that she has an intuition that Djoker will end his career with the maximum number of Grand Slams.

“All three have been incredible”- Barbara Schett on Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, and Rafael Nadal
Barbara admitted that the ‘Big Three’ have raised the level of the sport. She emphasized that every tennis fan should thank them for their contribution and they have been brilliant on the court since the last decade. She even remarked that all of them are the best players that the sport has ever witnessed.


Novak Djokovic of Serbia, Rafael Nadal of Spain, and Roger Federer of Switzerland wait to go on stage during the ATP Heritage Celebration at The Waldorf-Astoria in New York City. (Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)
“We have the big three to thank for all they have done. All three have been incredible. We will never experience anything like this again. Whether they win 21, 22, or 23 Grand Slams it doesn’t matter. Their careers have been outstanding. They will always be remembered as the big three, the three best players of this era. They are phenomenal,” added the 45-year-old.

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The ‘Big Three’ have won 58 Grand Slam titles out of the last 70. They have completely dominated the sport and it is surely difficult to pick anyone from them. However, it’ll be intriguing to see that who will end his career with the most Grand Slam titles.

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Starigniter pisze: ↑23 maja 2021, 21:36

Damian pisze: ↑23 maja 2021, 14:32 Novak Djokovic Will Finally Surpass Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer”: Tennis Legend on Grand Slam Race

Spoiler:

There is an ever-going debate in tennis that who is the greatest of all time. Different experts and critics express their views and highlight that the one who will be able to win more majors will surely have an edge over the others. As of now, while Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal have 20 Grand Slam titles each, Novak Djokovic has 18 majors to his name. However, he is the youngest of the three and has much more time than the other two.

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In a recent interview, Former World No.7 Barbara Schett revealed the name of the player who will end his career with the most majors according to her. Interestingly, he picked the name of Novak Djokovic and claimed that the Serbian will surely surpass Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer in the Grand Slam tally.


Novak Djokovic of Serbia celebrates defeating Gael Monfils of France with a score of 6-3, 6-2, 3-6, 6-2 during their Men’s Singles Semifinal Match. Day Twelve of the 2016 US Open of the Queens borough of New York City. (Photo by Alex Goodlett/Getty Images)
“Both Djokovic and Nadal seem to be physically well at the moment. If I had to get wet, I would say that Nole will finally surpass Rafa and Roger in this data,” said Schett in the interview. (Translated by Google Translate)

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The former Austrian player mentioned that Rafa and Djoker both are fit at the moment. However, she stated that she has an intuition that Djoker will end his career with the maximum number of Grand Slams.

“All three have been incredible”- Barbara Schett on Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, and Rafael Nadal
Barbara admitted that the ‘Big Three’ have raised the level of the sport. She emphasized that every tennis fan should thank them for their contribution and they have been brilliant on the court since the last decade. She even remarked that all of them are the best players that the sport has ever witnessed.


Novak Djokovic of Serbia, Rafael Nadal of Spain, and Roger Federer of Switzerland wait to go on stage during the ATP Heritage Celebration at The Waldorf-Astoria in New York City. (Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)
“We have the big three to thank for all they have done. All three have been incredible. We will never experience anything like this again. Whether they win 21, 22, or 23 Grand Slams it doesn’t matter. Their careers have been outstanding. They will always be remembered as the big three, the three best players of this era. They are phenomenal,” added the 45-year-old.

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The ‘Big Three’ have won 58 Grand Slam titles out of the last 70. They have completely dominated the sport and it is surely difficult to pick anyone from them. However, it’ll be intriguing to see that who will end his career with the most Grand Slam titles.

DIVE DEEPER

ATP Belgrade-2 2021 Draw and Bracket: Novak Djokovic to Potentially Lock Horns With Gael Monfils

1 day ago

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Na pewno będzie blisko, ale to raczej Rafa będzie przed Novakiem. Przynajmniej tak bym obstawiał.

Kamileki pisze: ↑23 maja 2021, 21:38
Novak 30, Rafa 25 - tak to się skończy.

Starigniter pisze: ↑23 maja 2021, 21:40

Kamileki pisze: ↑23 maja 2021, 21:38
Novak 30, Rafa 25 - tak to się skończy.

Nom, pamiętam jak na ten temat pisaliśmy bodajże w styczniu.

Ale chyba dałeś wtedy Rafie mniej niż 24, a teraz nagle aż 25?

A tak na poważnie: podaj dla zabawy ( ) swoje typy, najlepiej od razu z wygranymi turniejami - odkopiemy za kilka lat i zobaczymy

P.S. Jak jesteś zainteresowany, to jako pierwszy mogę podać swoje.

Kamileki pisze: ↑23 maja 2021, 21:45 Chyba podawałem już z tego co pamiętam.

Kamileki pisze: ↑09 mar 2021, 0:23

Starigniter pisze: ↑08 mar 2021, 1:04 @Kamileki

Dobra, to moje przewidywania, o których pisałem wcześniej...

#1 Rafa 24 (!) tytuły; do obecnych 20 dorzuci: RG'21 (14 wygrana/21 ogółem), UO'21 (5/22), RG'22 (15/23) i RG'24 (16/24)
Czyli aż 16 tytułów w samym Paryżu. To więcej niż 14 Samprasa w całej karierze. 2/3 wygranych tylko z jednego turnieju.

#2 Novak 23 tytuły. AO'21 przewidziałem już wcześniej (zbyt trudno nie było zgadnąć), a do obecnych 18 dorzuci: CW'21 (6 tytuł/19 ogółem), AO'22 (10/20), CW'22 (7/21), UO'22 (4/22) i AO'23 (11/23).

#3 Fed, który utknął przy 20.

W 2021 znowu Rafole się podzielą tytułami (2-2), podobnie w 2022 (3-1 dla Novaka). W 2023 ostatni tyłuł Novaka, a rok później Rafy.

Bill Tilden najdłużej, bo aż przez 42 lata (1925-1967) dzierżył rekord i Rafa może panować nawet i dłużej. Dla porównania, Fed tylko 12 sezonów (2009-2021), a Sampras 9 (2000-2009).

Też uważam, że Rafa zakończy z 24, ale Novak to tak z dwa więcej będzie miał ostatecznie.

Kamileki pisze: ↑23 maja 2021, 21:49 No, czyli 26-24, zgadza się. Obstawiam, że te 2 Szlemy więcej ugra Novak ostatecznie.

Starigniter pisze: ↑23 maja 2021, 21:50

Kamileki pisze: ↑23 maja 2021, 21:49 No, czyli 26-24, zgadza się. Obstawiam, że te 2 Szlemy więcej ugra Novak ostatecznie.

A przed chwilą było 30-25 xD