Unlike Papa Fed who won only 4 grandslams after his 30s. Fake goat😂

Djovicok

​@prempititantipool3075 Yes but the opponents djokovic had from 2020 and after weren't as good as the ones federer had when he was past 30s. And we should also recognize that the weak era that federer had to face were players like agassi, Hewitt, roddick, Ferrero, safin players having won slams.

@@prempititantipool3075competition for Djokovic in his 30s is much worse than Federer in his 30s the same way Federer competition in his 20s is worse than Djokovic in his 20s

Competition matters that Djokovic in his 30s faced lesser competition than Federer in his 30s so Djokovic looks better but played worse than his peak years

True. These matches against Alcaraz and then Sinner at the atp finals were insane.

​@@dudenotsoperfect9366 literally the level Djoko produced in those matches is scary asffff, truly tennis at its peak

Not the best in this new generation... He is struggling ..... No titles since then😂

​@@mrmanarpfithu8209 you obviously don't watch tennis

Thank You Poland! Love from Serbia!!!

Respect for your Honesty! p.s. Can i look for your results this days, is this your real name?

@@professor_of_logic yeah u can but I’m playing in Germany

The tail end of 2023 was his last gasp at being a champion. Even his defeats of Alcaraz and Sinner in the 2023 atp final were an aberration considering what he looked like at Cincinnati and the US Open and the Davis Cup proved that. It was the Davis Cup that changed everything.

Did you look at how many tournaments he did plat since AU 2024? Have you heard anything about him injuring a knee, needed operation which he refused, so he can play in Wimbledon, BUT PRIMARILY IN SUMMER OLYMPICS? And most important : DO YOU GUYS KNOW ANYTHING? I mean, just a couple of functional Brain cells can give you a hint of "strange things happening" BS... So funny, but still - so sad...

​@@westonmeyer3110 Sure...don't get to excited, just take it easy...breath in - and then out...

Wish not to teach others his rude behaving , sort of bad tricks bad language on the the court

Something tells me professional is not your true nature

professional, what are you talking about? it would be interesting for the rest of us to find out, do you mean tennis? if that's the case, don't worry, it's science fiction what Novak is doing for your understanding, because simply no matter how you look at it, his software is too advanced for your hardware therefore wherever you turn your ass is behind you..sports greetings and enjoy the spells of G.O.A.T.

With a surgery recovery, yeah

Kid is 16 years younger, fitter, healthier and in prime. 20 y/o in peak of his powers. They met 5 times. H2H should’v been 5-0 for Carlitos but it’s 3-2 for Novak. Total humiliation.

@@Tennis_Expert Look, there's no denying Djokovic's the greatest. The numbers speak for themselves. But leave fanatism aside... Saying Carlos' is in his prime is absolute bullshit given his age. It might be, but it's too early to say and it's actually unlikely that it is. Look at Nole's prime. He wasn't nearly as successfull as Carlos at his age. That doesn't mean Carlos will end up surpassing him (I actually doubt that), but disregarding his wins because of age or saying he's in his prime is total bullshit. Nole has recently had some of his best years and this is both due to his insane fitness, genius tactics and the less veteran competition. Let's be real, if Nadal or Federer were as physically fit as him, the story would be different. Rafa has the highest conversion rate out of anybody for the amount of times he has compited in grand slams, by a mile... That means, Nole and Federer have compited a lot more times than him in grand slams, just to tie up his record. Look it up, it's not even close. It doesn't take away from Nole, because the way he's gotten to surpass everyone in history, is by being the most consistent, taking good care of his body, adjusting his game style so he stays at the top. Very intelligent, but not the highest level that someone has ever achieved or the most talented. If we talk about raw talent, there are better players... He's the best because he's consistent and that has made him the most achieved. But stop the fanatism. Nadal and Carlos are the most talented players to ever come on a tennis court, and their premature and super fast conversion rate shows that. The numbers back this up. How many tournaments did it take for Rafa to achieve 3 grand slams? What about Carlos? Now what about Nole? What age was he? So yeah, Nole is the greatest because of his consistency, but stop being a fanatic. I hate fans like you... undermining the achievements of other players to put Nole ahead. I like both of them, because of what each have done, but some people like you only see numbers. Well, if that's the case you have to compare them by age, and in that case Nole at Carlos' age was literally nothing compared to Carlos right now. Does that sound unfair? It's because it is!! Given what we now know about current Djokovic, but then so is talking about Carlos' prime and all that lol... let him end his career first. Carlos, Sinner and other youngsters might be fierce, but they don't have the years of experience that Nole has and that sometimes shows, though recently it's starting to be more equal. Also if not for Carlos' cramps during Roland Garros last year the H2H would be different, specially in Grand Slams. He didn't even play that good this year and was still able to beat Sinner who is arguably the best and most consistent player this season. Anyway, just leave fanatism aside and acknowledge the achievements of both players... Do you want me to tell you H2H between Nole and Nadal or Nole and Federer or even other top players when he was Carlos' age? I'll let you look that up, fanboy. By your words, that would be much bigger than "total humiliation" then... As you see, he's ended up having a better H2H, so you can't fault somebody for being young and inexperience. Reality is H2H is close, in grand slams it's actually in favour of Alcaraz, and if not for cramps, maybe, just maybe even in favour overall. Stop the cap, chief!

@@Pedro-jj7gp Kid won 3 Slams at 21 yrs of age on 3 different surfaces. That qualifies as prime. Kid should be winning vs. all but he is not. Novak is there to stop him at 36+ yrs of age. It shouldn’t happen. But Nole is GOAT. Simply put. Beaten 5 gen of players. Positive H2H vs. Top 50 ranked atm. Insane. Fedal never achieved that. People whining Federer only lost to Nole and Rafa due to the BIG age gap of 5-6 yrs???! 🤣 But 15-16 yrs age gap is nothing. 😬 Anyway, I hope you enjoyed the Djokovic v. Rune match. 😉 Age gap…..?

​@@Tennis_Expert Did he stop him at the Wimbledon final? That's the only slam final they've played. In their other slam encounter Alcaraz had physical problems. In other words, he's only "fully" beaten him at masters lol... Draw your conclusions. So because he won 3 slams at 21 he is in his prime? You must be stupid as fuck man, because then your argument about Djokovic being old doesn't stand. He won 3 slams last year. So I guess he too was in his prime? See, your logic is flaw haha. I bet you will admit last year wasn't his prime, so you don't know if Alcaraz is in his prime either. He could win more slams some other year, or maybe not (if other players play better), but the prime of a player is the highest level they achieve in their career. Saying someone that is 21 is in his prime is total bullshit, because he's just started his career, you can't know. Rune isn't Alcaraz, nowhere near his level, so what are you on about? Of course he was gonna win lmao. Also, Alcaraz has won 3 slams, one in each surface. But, every slam he won was in a different year. If you think he doesn't have the ability to win multiple slams per year, you're delusional. Now tell me, if he were to win 2-3 slams next year, wouldn't that already be better than what he has achieved? So what would that be? A second prime? Nah man, that's just stupid... Feel free to reply, I'm done talking

@@Tennis_Expert Btw, remind me... Did Nole win when he was young vs Rafa and Roger? Because I remember him getting humbled time and time again lol. Only when he got older he started to turn the H2H. Was that age gap too? I mean, he was younger! He only won when he started to get older. You see, you make no sense... experience matters! You call yourself Tennis_Expert. You should change that to Nole_Dickrider!

Sinner beat the washed up version of Novak. Sinners win at the atp finals was impressive but not aus open. Novak had an easy draw to get to the semis despite playing shocking

@@mattjagar6324 Davis Cup was not washed up, but I agree with everything you said

@@henryshear5510 ya that’s fair sinner was lncredible in that but its not an atp points tourney so not the same stakes

@@mattjagar6324 Still counts as h2h and I think Novak really wanted to win that match for Serbia though.

​@@henryshear5510 Djokovic played terrible all 2024. I guess the best match between them is David Cup of 2023. They played great and the match was so even. In ATP Finals Djokovic played his last match at his best but Sinner was not the same from RR.

I don't see Roger here 🤔

yeah too bad he doesn't have real competition like Leyton hewitt and geriatric Agassi