IMO

@Zwxsh No. There isn't one of Martina Navratilova with nine titles, so I can't see why Roger should have a statue with eight titles.

Does Roger Federer deserve a statue at Wimbledon?

@madel_suravilla @RafaelNadal In 2010, Rafa also won M. Carlo dropping only 14 games.

It’s time for Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters 1000 to give its King a proper send off & a grand tribute that he truly deserves. Rafa Nadal the King Of Municipality dominated its history books w/ 11 titles won & 5 of those w/o losing a set. @RafaelNadal🐐👑🥇 #RolexMonteCarloMasters

@madel_suravilla @RafaelNadal How could Federer win the Sportsmanship Award for something like twenty years in a row? He also admitted to cheating against Davydenko at the AO.

@Sinnet09 @RafaelNadal And for a clay courter he dominated Fed in AO: 3-1. (AO ‘17 was controversial due to Fed’s legal cheating).

Even outside their favored surfaces, Rafael Nadal dominates his arch rivals in Grand Slams win % vs the Big 3.. & they said he’s just good on clay. 👀 Rafa Nadal 44% win Outside RG Novak Djokovic 43% win Outside AO Roger Federer 26% win Outside Wimbledon @RafaelNadal🐐👑🥇

@madel_suravilla @RafaelNadal No one acknowledges this.

@Sinnet09 @RafaelNadal Novak almost lost that AO ‘12 in 5 sets. In AO ‘19 Rafa was out half of the 2018 season due to injury, & was cruising thru AO ‘19 finals w/o losing a set, but his lingering injuries from last half of 2018 season caught up w/ him in the finals v Novak. He was 4x runner ups in AO.

@madel_suravilla @RafaelNadal Djokovic has been taken to 5 sets at the AO eleven times. At RG, Rafa was taken to five sets only three times, and he won it four times without dropping a set.

@madel_suravilla @RafaelNadal Djokovic often came close with many five-set matches in the early rounds in Australia.

@Sinnet09 @RafaelNadal Who’s losing often in the early rounds of USO or AO?

@madel_suravilla @RafaelNadal The fact that Djokovic has not been able to dominate the US Open is proof that the stars aligned for him at the AO, where he often came close to losing in the early rounds.

@Sinnet09 @RafaelNadal True but let’s be realistic here he’s not the King of hard courts just AO coz hard court includes USO & he’s dominated by Rafa in the fastest grand slam hard court USO H2H: 2-1 Rafa leads. But let’s just count on the grand slam they excel.

@SixersEveryday @pavyg They had to make coaching legal during a match because they no longer have line judges to police it and tell the umpire; it makes no difference to the quality of the match, in my opinion, and they all used sign language anyway.

@pavyg Too much talking between the players and the box which has ruined the elegance of the game. In my opinion, it should still be illegal

Iga Swiatek was fuming when she was broken at 4-4 in the final set v Svitolina as she flung her towel to the ground and screamed at her box. 👀 Any translation to what she was saying?

@SkySportsTennis This is only the second time they've met.

The moment Jack Draper beat Novak Djokovic for the first time in his career 🤩

I guess it’s inevitable + Emma Raducanu is a US Open champion, but while the focus remains almost completely on her Sonay Kartal claims a big scalp in Indian Wells + it’s no more than a footnote for most people. What a fighter 💪 What a result 👏

@marcus_buckland The WTA play BO3 in slams as well as in a Masters 1000; the only difference between them is that the slam has one more round. I fail to see that a WTA slam is much more prestigious than a WTA Masters.

@khnh80044 Cliff Richard's version. youtube.com/watch?v=EhLdVk…

One of the best songs ever written and sung!❤

@josemorgado The player who won four slam titles without dropping a set, won 14 out of 14 finals, Rafael Nadal, has no other attributes but mental toughness?

Ferrero picks his perfect player. Forehand: Federer Backhand: Wawrinka Serve: Arthurs Return: Djokovic Volley: Alcaraz Footwork: Alcaraz Mental: Nadal Drop shot: Gaudio/Alcaraz

@josemorgado Ferrero has an inferiority complex for Nadal. Saying Rafa is the best only mentally is an insult.

@josemorgado youtube.com/watch?v=Q9kreV…

@josemorgado Rafa - forehand. Commonly known as the Fearhand.

@josemorgado According to the ATP Leaderboard, Nadal is a better returner than Djokovic.

@fishlipfrogclap @asud683385 We will never know.

@Sinnet09 @asud683385 He did but Federers form at 04 AO was much higher than Nadals. Nadal lost in straight sets in the match they discuss in the video, fed bageled Hewitt And won the slam. No doubt Nadal had feds number early on, but safe money on that day would be on Fed

Roger Federer 2004 AO interview when he was awaiting the winner of Lleyton Hewitt/Rafael Nadal in the next round. Chris Fowler "I think the entire tennis world will look forward to (potential) Federer/Hewitt 4th round" 😆

@fishlipfrogclap @asud683385 Why not. He beat Federer in straight sets in Miami; he only needed one more set out of a possible three.

@Sinnet09 @asud683385 He certainly could have won I’m not saying it’s impossible. But if you were a betting man, would you have put your $ on Nadal here?