Double that.That's a tough one.
I think if you were just talking rivalries you would have Federer and Nadal on top. But as a trio with Djokovic, i'd probably have to go with Borg, Connors, McEnroe.
+2.That's a tough one.
I think if you were just talking rivalries you would have Federer and Nadal on top. But as a trio with Djokovic, i'd probably have to go with Borg, Connors, McEnroe.
Is it really??Federer: 16 GS + Nadal: 10 GS + Djokovic: 3 GS = 29 > Borg: 11 GS + Connors: 8 GS + McEnroe: 7 GS = 26 GS
And let's not even mention the fact that the competition is stronger in this Fedjodal era, with the rest of the players.
I disagree with this statement just for the fact that i have seen players use a wooden rackets from the past with the same amount of power and spin as the new technologically advance rackets. Just look at the servesFederer: 16 GS + Nadal: 10 GS + Djokovic: 3 GS = 29 > Borg: 11 GS + Connors: 8 GS + McEnroe: 7 GS = 26 GS
And let's not even mention the fact that the competition is stronger in this Fedjodal era, with the rest of the players.
The proper term is Fedalovic.Federer: 16 GS + Nadal: 10 GS + Djokovic: 3 GS = 29 > Borg: 11 GS + Connors: 8 GS + McEnroe: 7 GS = 26 GS
And let's not even mention the fact that the competition is stronger in this Fedjodal era, with the rest of the players.
This.The proper term is Fedalovic.
And I think it is the current guys.
Borg/Mac/Connors really was only 2 years from USO 79-USO 81. Fedalovic has been 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, and counting.
The difference is that at 1979-1981, all of Borg/Mac/Connors were indeed all still proper rivals to each other. Fedalovic was FEDAL from 2008-2010 (I'd personally say, 2005-2010Borg/Mac/Connors really was only 2 years from USO 79-USO 81. Fedalovic has been 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, and counting.
Oh, I didn't even know there was an already-existing name for this trivalry! Haha.The proper term is Fedalovic.
I'll have to throw Nadjokerer into the mix.Oh, I didn't even know there was an already-existing name for this trivalry! Haha.
(Fedjodal sounds better in my opinion, though.)