Thats debateable. It depends on alot of varibles like a.) how much he plays b)how many slams he wins in the next few years. If he can pile up 5-6 slams in the next 3-4 years and have a total of around 11-12 titles by the age of 26, I think this will allow him to be very carefull with his body and play very selected amounts in the backside of his career.
I'd love to see a Rafa vs Federer final. I would imgaine Roger wouldnt have minded that but after Rafa's performance tonight I bet he isnt so sure he would take the match. That was epic Rafa tonight right on the heels of all the doubters surfacing and saying he was going to lose. What a night. He regains his #2 ranking, puts on a clinic and shows the tennis world hes back.
Glad I started watching again even if I am such a degenerate that I have to bet to fully enjoy it.
Glad I started watching again even if I am such a degenerate that I have to bet to fully enjoy it.They'res obviously a few things that have to happen, but its really incredible how much the kid has accomplished at the age of 23. 6 majors, one win at the US open from completing the career grand slam and has totally dominated the player who most regard as the greatest ever (not just in H2H, but in H2H in majors too). Im a huge Tiger Woods fan, have been since the day he stepped on tour and alot of it has to do with his mental state, ability to almost always step up, but I have to say Rafa>Tiger in terms of being the most mentally stable sports player in the world.
As a tennis fan its something special that we get to watch prolly the 2 best players even in the sport compete at the same time and go head to head.
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