Yes, without any doubt.

And greatest of all time.

And future leader of his country.

Couldn't agree more

GOAT . !!! .....

GS have prestige and tradition, but this is hardest and most points per match ,tournament. Fact that Nadal never won it means he can never pass Federer as number 2.

@@jsmith1214 Lol. This is but one chink in his Armor. Overall he has surpassed Federer. He is the one who taught the world how to beat Federer. 24-16. 22-20. More Masters. GS h2h. Oh yes, the elusive Gold medal. I can go on. All this while sandwiched between Federer's peak and Djokovic's peak. Let's respect all 3. Even they wouldn't have thought they were supposed to do so much to be considered GOAT.

@@jsmith1214 And it has 4.7 Million dollar prize which is very big ,almost double than GS prize... And yes Nadal is out of Goat debate ,sure he is one of the legend of tennis like others but no Greatest

@@jsmith1214 this is BO3, GS is bo5. Dimitrov is better than Medvedev then since he won the ATP finals

@@NamTran-xc2ip And Medvedev didn't?

Nole Goat💪💪💪

novak goat

In 3 cities and in 3 decades. Only Novak can do that!

GOATOVIC🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸

✡️ -> 🔥

He was far more defensive then. He allowed his opponents to get some pretty brutal shots against him, like Simon's shot that Nole miraculously returned. Now, he's a serving machine and his court coverage and shot selection are god tier.

Clearly the GOAT? Yes, no doubt about that, but people (most of...) measure greatness depending on the number of slams won...

@@cocotimbo well he'll get the slams record soon too, Inshallah

@@MuhammadSaad-yk6ij alah have insta?

He still is incredibly fast but works 'smarter'. That's why he has had such longevity and dominance in the game.

About to be 22 slams by the best ever.

Best Winning record against highest ELO rated players. Best winning record by having the hardest draws overall.

16950 ATP points record - held all 4 Grand Slams, ATP Finals + bunch of masters and other tournaments at that time. I'd like to see someone break that record.

Quite the resumé

Highest W/L % in tennis history

Your wish came true , 3 slams , final of the 4th, 2 masters 1000,atp finals ,a 250 , yer end no1 8th time and 400+ weeks at no1

It was entirely his own fault for not getting vaccinated. Why can't all of his stupid fans understand this.

He is definitely winning the Wimbledon

@@AAKASHSINGH-uq8cf he is the heavy favourite for AO and Wimby but don't be too sure, anything can happen. If he wins AO and Wimby next year, he will have double digits at a GS, a feat that only Nadal has achieved, and tie-ing Federer's record in Wimbledon

Well, he didn't win Wimbledon, but he won everything else 😂😂😂😂

Djokovic of 2011: Hold my beer.

@@normanosborn4372 2015 better

​@@ertugrulkorpinar51 not even close. 2015 may be better statistically but the level he had in 2011 is as good as it gets.

​@@thenewguy7527Djokovic's 2015 season was definitely the greatest of his career. He won 3 grand slams and played in 4 finals while in 2011 he won 3 grand slams and played in 3 finals. In 2011 he won 5 masters, in 2015 he won 6. In 2011 he didn't win ATP finals tour, in 2015 he won it. He finished 2015 season with more points and higher ELO rating. And altough his competition was maybe slightly tougher in 2011, in 2015 he faced prime Wawrinka and prime Murray while Federer was also great.

One of the greatest??? That's definitely the greatest tennis season of all time. When you look at the stats, nobody had statisticly greater season than Djokovic in 2015. When you look at the competition, nobody had tougher competition than Djokovic that year. You can only argue that only Djokovic himself had tougher competition in 2011😂😂😂nobody other. Federer in 2006?? Definitely not as tough competition as Djokovic. Nadal in 2010?? Nah, Sampras?... Nobody. Only Djokovic himself had tougher competition in 2011 than Djokovic in 2015, but I still think that 2015 was just BARELY better season.

Would smoke alkaraz ppl are delusional

@@bogdanadzic9305 Clearly a comment from someone who hasn't watched much tennis. There have been many Alkaraz style players over the years. He's the best of his peer group and a stunning player but nothing new. Plus, players have started to read his game. At the present time, he simply can't find the physical and more importantly, the mental strength to cope with the huge and ridiculous expectations put on his shoulders. Plus, it makes other players feel slighted for being overlooked, and therefore try much harder when playing him. Before Zverev's injury, he hammered Alcaraz because he was so pumped and incensed with reporters asking about 'Alkaraz' during his post match press conference and phenomenal win, prior to beating Alcaraz. He retorted and I'm paraphrasing "I'm here you know and won't be ignored as a contender!". He was hacked off, as imagine other players are too. Not Alcaraz's fault but putting the future of tennis in one players hand, is disrespectful and naive.

@@banburydrumtuition8651 alcaraz relay on power and running not smart playin he has good dropshot tho but players figured him out..

@@banburydrumtuition8651 also people fail to realise that djokovic wasnt playin great at wimbeldon finals and wind is his biggest enemy still sad that djokovic couldnt finish that 2nd set...

@@bogdanadzic9305 I don't quite follow...

Of the past two years yes

In GOAT, AT = All Time Baby !

@@satwiksaraswat9702 u do realise what goat stands for🤡

Djokovic is the goat of anti-vax

@@MaxGamer-cl8ql Cry 😭😭😭

Absolutely!

He now traded the power and speed with precision and techniques! His serves improved over they years as well! He found out how to compensate and as we can see it is working well for him!...

@@Summon256 He was smart to hire Becker and Ivanesevic to improve his servers and volleys.

2008 atp finals Djokovic beats 2022 Djokovic imo

@@thenewguy7527 Man i don't know, now he has experience. Is more matured and composed. His forehand is better i think, serve and touch. He lost speed and agility definitely, but i think it would be close match i dont know.

​@@heavypekiyou are right. I would give slightly edge to Djokovic from 2022 because of experience. I would say his speed declined, but he improved everything other. He improved his serve, he plays with more IQ, he makes less mistakes...

3 times a year! Rafa was the one winning the French, much to Roger's chagrin 😆

@@julianeze90 True, but Federer was annihilating anyone on that surface other than Nadal.

Won this elite tournament in 3 different decades!

@@Laland_1196 Obviously the comment to belittle Djokovic's victory could not be missing. These speeches make no sense, this year he was able to play very little, the others had many more games on his legs, yet he proved to the end that he is still the strongest of all. The only next gen to beat him and put him in difficulty it was Alcaraz and Rune, but I think they will be able to do very little in the slams against this Djokovic.

@@Laland_1196 Not forever, but he can win a few Slam for 3 years, phisically it's on top.

@@Laland_1196 Cry more and more, the same justifications that Novak won the 2014 ATP World Tour Finals due to Federer's walkover, but the next year Federer attended the final of 2015 ATP World Tour Final and received his usual defeat from Djokovic, with a result 3-6, 4-6 . As for Alcaraz, whom you describe that he is in his prime, His case will be exactly like that of Tsitsipas, Alcaraz and Djokovic met once, and those who are salty with Novak consider this match as a measure of Alcaraz's superiority, which is very stupid. Tsitsipas in the first 3 meetings with Novak had the advantage 2-1, but because Novak is Novak, he was able to dig the way Tsitsipas played and so defeated him 8 consecutive meetings so far, and the same is the case with Medvedev after the 2021 US Open final. And I'm sure Novak will put Alcaraz in his pocket if he meets him more than once again. The evidence for not taking one match as a criterion is that Alcaraz defeated Zverev in the final of Madrid. Two weeks later, Zverev was the one who defeated Alcaraz in the quarter-finals of Roland Garros because Zverev was more experienced and decisive that time

@@Laland_1196 Djokovic is top 10 slayer. He beat Nadal dozen times on clay, two times in RG! Nadal never beat him in AO, never won Wimbledon while defeating Djokovic etc. Puting Nadal in GOAT talk, even that is idiotic. Federer is way better tennis player than Nadal, Djokovic is just untouchable and yet is to come folks.

Absolutelly spot on comment and a little gay 😉

Absolutely, idk why but lacoste kits don't look good and they aren't even changing designs. Really like these black kits from Uniqlo. Since 2020, lacoste kits are horrible and monotonous 😅

@@deepakarora1553 I like Lacoste, but I wish they were more creative... Same damn design for the whole season! And most importantly give me more colours than green, blue, red, and white for Wimby. Looking at Novak's young times there are so many colours that he looks great in

@@idc9053 i mean the green one he used in The last atp finals was really great, and least it's not nike cause those ones have been atrocius for years

@@idc9053 Djokovic back in the Sergio Tacchini years was the most stylish

Sehr schön gesagt!

One of the greats? He’s beyond that. He’s the greatest.

@@zokimanic4918 Sehr schlecht gesagt! He’s the greatest. 🙂

Yeah, outstanding, same for 6:25. In fact, that move has been analized by experts, stating he improve tennis with those type of moves, specially when he reaches those balls with a defensive/offensive split shot.

@@Smileater You can see how influential Novak movements have been to the current gen, ive seen similar ones un Alcaraz, Dinner, Rune, etc

It was insane

Nah, right now he is definitely slower

Media will do and some idiots. 😔

It's hard whenever the opponent doesn't have clear weaknesses, sometimes it makes you doubt yourself when things are going to good. Nole's advantage is that he never doubts himself.

Lol... tied?

Injuries? What injuries? Besides 2017-18 elbow problems Novak was extremely healthy. Novak was clearly the most fortunate when it comes to staying healthy (comparing to Rafa and Roger).

@@JonathanSTW staying healthy isn’t just due to luck. It’s because of preparation and training, nutrition, play style, etc.

@@mikemoggerson6651 And not getting injected.

@@JonathanSTW I'm not going to write down his medical history because you can look it up, but he did deal with injuries/illness over that time of year for 4 years in a row. Most times it seemed more down to fatigue tbh. With how close the Finals always is to Paris, I think if you've had a successful indoor season it's easy to be fatigued for the WTF. Obviously in his youth we'd see Djokovic do the Shanghai/Paris/WTF triple multiple times , but since young guys like Zverev, Tsitsipas and Medvedev have come along the Finals have been super competitive. This tournament is a young man's game, playing 5 matches against the top 8 back to back at the end of a long season. This year it could be said that his forced inactivity helped him for the indoor swing, as he was able to win two tournaments and go the distance in Paris and still be relatively fresh.

In 2015, he had to first win over Nadal and then Federer to get the trophy. Crazy.

Those stats are already much better than Federer's and Nadal's soo... He can end his career right now and he will be easily the greatest tennis player of all time.