Biased answer.. Rafa to win them all at least twice, is pretty special for a "clay courter"Federer? 18th and outright AO leader
Rafa? Double CGS
Novak?Outright AO leader
Murray? One step closer to CGS
Other?
I think you are over exaggerating what it would mean for Novak. when you have 2 players with only one less than you (Agassi and Roger) potentially, it's just not that incredibly impressive (i.e. it is something that is breakable in the future realistically record wise)Man, the reading comprehension on some of the people here is unreal.
Anyway, the answer is Djokovic.
The reason why is because it would give Djokovic a distinguishable achievement of importance in terms of tennis history. Having the most Majors at the AO would be the defining line on his career resume (to date).
Federer and Nadal both obviously each already have significant achievements that distinguish them from others in tennis history in unique ways, so therefore, it would not quite enhance their legacy to the same degree as it would for Djokovic.
Murray winning a third major, that's been done before.
Quite frankly who cares what it'll do for Novak? :lol: Ok he'll have the AO record and some may even call him the AO GOAT as if they don't do that now but he's not gonna be in the GOAT debate unless he wins like 12-13 slams with a RG. It'll just be a good start to his 2015 season,that's probably the most relevant thing. :lol:I think you are over exaggerating what it would mean for Novak. when you have 2 players with only one less than you (Agassi and Roger) potentially, it's just not that incredibly impressive (i.e. it is something that is breakable in the future realistically record wise)
You don't think its significant to be the all-time leader in majors at one of the four events?I think you are over exaggerating what it would mean for Novak. when you have 2 players with only one less than you (Agassi and Roger) potentially, it's just not that incredibly impressive (i.e. it is something that is breakable in the future realistically record wise)