[Dragonwarrior Dai]

I'm watcing his match against Rublev. He's totally dominating and shows no sign of slowing down. He's without a doubt the GOTA, but I wasn't aware he was THAT good. He looks just untouchable/invincible. Rublev looks helpless and seems to have no idiea what to do. I know Djokvoic is a bad match-up for Rublev, but he has never looked so helpless against the Serb before. Now, it seems there's nothing stopping the King from his 10th AO ttile. Maybe an injury is the only possibility that he will fail to win this. Even Tsitsipath, who seems to be playing the best tennis of his life won't be enough to derail the man. This is the most NID GS I've seen in a while. Having followed him since he made a professional debut, I have never been so surprised at his level. Is this man really 35? Isn't he forging his age? It makes me even futile and rediculous to compare this man with Nadal. He's just in a different league by himself. Federer? Fat chance!

 

[NextGen=Siamo]

He's aging in reverse. It's hard to believe. He's getting stronger, faster the older he gets.hes nearly 36 the next oldest player left is 26?

Nextgen players 3 or 4 years ago could beat him, and now that the nextgen are in their physical prime , they now can't beat him and even more peculiar, they cant even make the contest competitive

 

[A_Skywalker]

He's aging in reverse. It's hard to believe. He's getting stronger, faster the older he gets.hes nearly 36 the next oldest player left is 26?

Nextgen players 3 or 4 years ago could beat him, and now that the nextgen are in their physical prime , they now can't beat him and even more peculiar, they cant even make the contest competitive

Djokovic is improving his game, he never stops. Physically he is not better but we can't see that as he is rarely forced to play long matches like in 2011.

 

[NextGen=Siamo]

Djokovic is improving his game, he never stops. Physically he is not better but we can't see that as he is rarely forced to play long matches like in 2011.

The margin for the nextgen players to improve, both game wise and physically was alot greater than what Djkovic could improve. Alot greater

 

[Moozza]

NextGen are totally hopeless. They give him far too much respect. Djokovic will be beating them at 45 if he wants.

Thankfully, Alcaraz, Rune and co are beginning to emerge and they seem to have a bit more balls.

 

[cmchelsea]

1. Injury
2. Pepe Imaz
3. Gluten
4. The lines woman from 2020 USO decides to fly to Australia this week

 

[Poirot123]

I can tell you this for nothing
Tommy Paul will not beat Djokovic. And nor will Kachanov. Tsitsipas has about a 5% chance of beating him and it will depend on Djokovic playing below par.

 

[TooMuchRaquet]

People who think Stef can beat him on this court need to take another look at last night's match. The children of Victoria won't be getting the school they so desperately need anytime soon.

 

[Repo Man]

NextGen are totally hopeless. They give him far too much respect. Djokovic will be beating them at 45 if he wants.

Thankfully, Alcaraz, Rune and co are beginning to emerge and they seem to have a bit more balls.

Are you a clown, or what?

Alcaraz and Rune are not going to do anything.

Djokovic will dominate well into his 50s

 

[R]

The closest I can think of is Brandon Nakashima's ghost.

 

[A_Skywalker]

Slade can,

The margin for the nextgen players to improve, both game wise and physically was alot greater than what Djkovic could improve. Alot greater

But posting phylosophical messages on social media is a lot more interesting than improving your game

 

[SamT]

Ham String.

 

[Moozza]

A sports psychologist spending some quality time with ‘NextGen’.

 

[enlightenedth]

Nothing.

 

[TitanofTennis]

I think Tsitsipas could pull it off. Right now I still think Djokovic isn't at 100%. His hamstring still clearly bothers him, and he is limited to an extent in terms of his movement. None of the players Djokovic has faced so far have been able to take capitalise on this. The only concern for Tsitsipas is whether he can repeatedly hit a proper topspin backhand without shanking it, because he seemed to shank it too many times against Lehecka. If he can stabilise that backhand side of his, I think he has a very good shot of pulling it off.

 

[Punky Brewster's Millions]

I think Tsitsipas could pull it off. Right now I still think Djokovic isn't at 100%. His hamstring still clearly bothers him, and he is limited to an extent in terms of his movement. None of the players Djokovic has faced so far have been able to take capitalise on this. The only concern for Tsitsipas is whether he can repeatedly hit a proper topspin backhand without shanking it, because he seemed to shank it too many times against Lehecka. If he can stabilise that backhand side of his, I think he has a very good shot of pulling it off.

No chance Novak loses a set the rest of the way..I don't think Nadal was ever this much of a fav. at the FO going into the SFs.

 

[RGNCAJUN20]

There’s always a chance djoker can get nervous and tight like at the us open 21, but hopefully nothing will stop him from achieving his destiny

 

[Iblis]

Tsitsipas if Djokovic has the rare choke.

 

[Vmani]

Magda Linette

 

[big3nextgen]

Deportation