buddy on 10 already though.Originally Posted by aepps20
My dude Hannsum is going in. Nadal's style is already wearing his body down which is why I don't see him passing Fed
buddy on 10 already though.Originally Posted by aepps20
My dude Hannsum is going in. Nadal's style is already wearing his body down which is why I don't see him passing Fed
I think Djokovic has always been a good mover. He been doing the splits for as long as i can rememberOriginally Posted by SinnerP
Hannsum... so heated.
I think Rafa's already been working on ending the points earlier. He's been coming in a bit more and playing with a bit more aggression, more than what we've seen over the past few years. Still, he's running more than the average player and covering more ground.
Djoker is playing a similar style nowadays, as his movement and court-coverage has improved at a ridiculous rate. He's suddenly become one of the best movers in the game, if not the best. I read somewhere that Djoker took up yoga, so the assumed flexibility improvement from yoga should help.
Cris ~ Hard to say how many so-and-so would have won if so-and-so had never existed... That's why I don't like using the term GOAT, especially in tennis. Too much has changed over the years, from the equipment and the courts, to the conditioning and physical attributes of the players. Best of an era, yes, but not of all time.
I think Djokovic has always been a good mover. He been doing the splits for as long as i can rememberOriginally Posted by SinnerP
Hannsum... so heated.
I think Rafa's already been working on ending the points earlier. He's been coming in a bit more and playing with a bit more aggression, more than what we've seen over the past few years. Still, he's running more than the average player and covering more ground.
Djoker is playing a similar style nowadays, as his movement and court-coverage has improved at a ridiculous rate. He's suddenly become one of the best movers in the game, if not the best. I read somewhere that Djoker took up yoga, so the assumed flexibility improvement from yoga should help.
Cris ~ Hard to say how many so-and-so would have won if so-and-so had never existed... That's why I don't like using the term GOAT, especially in tennis. Too much has changed over the years, from the equipment and the courts, to the conditioning and physical attributes of the players. Best of an era, yes, but not of all time.
