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Predict the final slam count for the following guys
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I will make Rodre Fegassi's post for him so he doesn't have to bother. Nadal and Djokovic will split the next twenty slams up to and including the 2016 season. This means Nadal will finish with 20 slams and Djokovic with 14 slams. It is a lock. Blah Blah Blah.
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Fed-18
Nadal-14
Djokovic-10
Murray-3
Del Potro-1 (the only one he won)
Tomic-3
Ferrer-0 (Nothing promising at all, flat out sucks)
Berdych-0 (Mentally weak, footwork is poor, should have probably had one, but it's too late now)
Dimitrov-0 (Nothing promising either)
Tsonga-1 (Late bloomer, history of injuries, inconsistent, so probably a surprise type winner at most)
Dolgopolov-0 (I don't see anything promising)
Nadal-14
Djokovic-10
Murray-3
Del Potro-1 (the only one he won)
Tomic-3
Ferrer-0 (Nothing promising at all, flat out sucks)
Berdych-0 (Mentally weak, footwork is poor, should have probably had one, but it's too late now)
Dimitrov-0 (Nothing promising either)
Tsonga-1 (Late bloomer, history of injuries, inconsistent, so probably a surprise type winner at most)
Dolgopolov-0 (I don't see anything promising)
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one thing is for certain, these aren't winning any GS. Maybe Tsonga has a chance...
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Fed- 17
Nadal- 15
Djokovic- 8
Murray- 3
Del Potro- 2
Tomic- 2
Ferrer-0
Berdych- 1
Dimitrov- 2
Tsonga- 1
Dolgopolov- 1
this is for quite a few years to come. I think Federer might win one more next season and I think that Nadal and Djokovic will mainly split the Grand Slams for next couple of years with Murray and a few young guns in the mix winning an odd one here and there.
Dimitrov and Tomic are entirely wild cards though, who knows. think that guys like Dolgo and Tsonga and Berdych in the next 5 years or so, all have a fairly good chance of making surprise runs.
Nadal- 15
Djokovic- 8
Murray- 3
Del Potro- 2
Tomic- 2
Ferrer-0
Berdych- 1
Dimitrov- 2
Tsonga- 1
Dolgopolov- 1
this is for quite a few years to come. I think Federer might win one more next season and I think that Nadal and Djokovic will mainly split the Grand Slams for next couple of years with Murray and a few young guns in the mix winning an odd one here and there.
Dimitrov and Tomic are entirely wild cards though, who knows. think that guys like Dolgo and Tsonga and Berdych in the next 5 years or so, all have a fairly good chance of making surprise runs.
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good thread...
clay god - 16 to 18 depending on 2012
djokovic - 8
fed - 16
murray - zero or 1
del potro - 4 to 6 slams depending on 2013
tomic - zero or 1
ferrer - zero
berdych - zero
dimitrov - zero
tsonga - zero
dolgopolov - zero or 2
clay god - 16 to 18 depending on 2012
djokovic - 8
fed - 16
murray - zero or 1
del potro - 4 to 6 slams depending on 2013
tomic - zero or 1
ferrer - zero
berdych - zero
dimitrov - zero
tsonga - zero
dolgopolov - zero or 2
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The way I see it, Murray will either win 0 or 18 slams. There is no middle ground with that guy.
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next 6-7 years all slams will be in hands Nadal, Djokovic and Murray
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What possible scenarios do you see for Rafa in 2012?
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hahha i had similar reaction when reading SdG's post
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Haha, you're cruel man. Stop being sarcastic. I'm sure the guy will win one day, I mean it sucks to be 24 and still without slams. But you have to remember, guys like Soderling made late attempts at some decent runs.
Murray won't be a dangerous competitor in the level of Djokovic, Nadal, Federer. But I'm sure like Safin and Hewitt, he'll take a few slams for himself, and be remembered as an individual representing Great Britain that finally won a slam since a really long time.
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