Once upon a time there was a Big 4, don’t take it too personal now..It is very suspicious. Especially in the case of a certain Serbian thug who shall remain nameless
You do spend a lot of your time thinking about Djokovic, don't you?It is very suspicious. Especially in the case of a certain Serbian thug who shall remain nameless
I think you missed the point of the thread. The question was how do they do it physically, not why do they keep winning.1. No fast courts causing upsets
2. Slow courts so hard for big hitters to hit winners and hold serve
3. Seeding system (4 rounds of creampuff opposition. No early threats)
4. Baseline game now on big bouncing slow surfaces (no one does it better than Nadal and Djoker). It would be like giving Sampras 4 slams of low bouncing fast courts.
5. Kids that don't put in the work to be the best.. Content with appearance fees. Don't put in the work in their cardio and legs either to compete with these two gazelles on court
Nevermind. LOLI think you missed the point of the thread. The question was how do they do it physically, not why do they keep winning.
Slower courts and baseline game with longer points is much more taxing on the body than serve/volley from 20 years ago.
Like your nick name suggest. Shh...In their respective ages how do they continue to be fitter and physically stronger than their opponents who are now 10+ years younger?
It is truely astonishing.
We will not see such dominance any time soon after they are gone.
However, in football, if the whole team is around 30 or above on average, that team is toasted. Just see how Barcelona was crushed by Liverpool (not to mention that Liverpool also outplayed Barca in the first leg) and Bayern Munich, both of which are younger teams on average. Look further back, Germany also crushed the aging England in 2010.I was gonna write sth about how top talents nowadays seem to age much better (Lebron James, Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo).
But these 3 have gone a step further, they are still completely dominating the circuit, it's sick.
Yeah that is completely true. Football has become very, very physical in the past few years.However, in football, if the whole team is around 30 or above on average, that team is toasted. Just see how Barcelona was crushed by Liverpool (not to mention that Liverpool also outplayed Barca in the first leg) and Bayern Munich, both of which are younger teams on average. Look further back, Germany also crushed the aging England in 2010.
A younger team can easily run ring around an old one using high-speed, high-intensity pressing football.
Has Djokovic declined physically though? I can't see any signs.They have all declined physically but their experience and aura and better abilities with the ball more than make up for it