Unreal how Djokovic dominated the forever strongest era of tennis. 2011 was something, but the come back of 2018 and 2023 are simply out of this world the guy deserves all the possible praise, total god of tennis
2008 to 2017. Best days of tennis for me. Days of the big 4. They first achieved top four positions in Oct 2008 and last in Sep 2017. The Big 3 kept fighting hard to get the big prize while Murray kept losing and waiting for his moment. Finally he got it all in 2016 but then he had to pay a heavy price for it. Also, Wawrinka proved to be a monster on his big days and won 3 GSs in 3 years. Potro was the most talented after the Big four but injury ruined his potential success. I remember how most of the time at least 3 out of the big four kept taking 4 semi finals positions in all grand slams. 2012 was a special year when all won a piece. Edit: when anyone mentions the big four, he never means that Andy was as good as the big 3, it's about the top 4 players of that era with an exceptional consistency.
@@WhoAmI_4386 yes, its the golden era of tennis for sure, 2017 is a weird year without Nole though big 4 was huge yes, but the outsiders of the top 10 were monsters too, del potro, wawrinka, tsonga, ferrer, nishoikori, berdych, cilic... toughest generation ever
always getting goosepumps when i think of 2011 and what follows. what a monster and 2018 😄 how fast to the top is that still going strong, this is amazing
It's insane. Federer dropped in 2016 I guess, even Djokovic dropped during his prime (not a tennis fan, so I'd guess injuries happened), but Nadal stayed there during nearly 20 years...
@@TommyD_Edits If his injuries were serious, he would have retired a long time ago. He spent most of his career in third place and will remain there in the history of tennis. It is an incredible achievement to be third in the era of Federer and Djokovic.
@@mlrd2687Nadal has had injuries throughout his career, including one on his feet which is chronic (no possibility of treatment) in addition to many other injuries which obviously makes the feat even more incredible. Nadal also missed a record 17 GCs in his career due to injury and in the end it is logical that he was always behind the other two because he rarely went an entire season without injuries. Federer and Novak had much fewer injuries, so more seasons without physical problems
*Most ATP Points in the ranking (all times):* *1.* Novak Djokovic: *16,950* (06/06/2016) (G.O.A.T.) *2.* Roger Federer: *15,903* (20/11/2006) *3.* Rafael Nadal: *15,390* (20/04/2009) *4.* Andy Murray: *12,685* (21/11/2016) *5.* Pete Sampras: *11,005* (11/08/1997) Greetings from Pathos. *_“If you're afraid of losing, then you daren't win.”_* *― Björn Borg (Legend of tennis)*
So for now in the last 20 years: Djokovic has been first for 7.5 years Federer 6 years Nadal 4.5 years Murray < 1 year Medvedev < 1 year Alcaraz < 1 year
Just a reminder, the points changed in 2008-09 so that's why the numbers are so much higher. Focus on the distribution of points in the top 10, not the total points.
@WhoAmI-vi6pl yeah, he won the Masters 1000 in Cincinnati beating Roddick, Haas, Ivanisevic, Kafelnikov, Henman and destroying Rafter by 6-1 6-3 in the final, also won the ATP finals in 2000 simply beating Sampras and Agassi in the semis and final on an indoor hard court
@@parquedosomsamuka938 Não tem mais discussão, Djokovic é superior ao Federer, confrontos, Grand slam, master 1000, olimpíada, tudo, até no saibro onde o Djokovic não é um grande especialista, ele consegue ser melhor que o Federer
@@drbizumesmo assim não tem tradição! Só Guga e Maria Ester tiveram destaque internacional ganharam títulos. Em outros países como espanha , EUA,Rússia sempre tiveram destaque com vários atletas por longos anos . Me diga quem mais além de Maria e Guga???? Kkkkkkk
@@924Gregbefore Nole won his first GS, Roger won 12. If you want to look at it that way, then if Roger was the same age as Djokovic and had the same prime years as him, he wouldn't win those 12
Tres jugadores repartiéndose todos los títulos durante 20 años. Qué absolutamente legendario es el Big Three. Nunca veremos nada igual en ninguna disciplina deportiva.
Más que legendario es triste, porque ellos fueron geniales pero el nivel general bajó mucho. Solamente algunos jugadores les hicieron frente, pero por diversos motivos (edad, lesiones, falta de profesionalismo, etc.) no se colaron en ese lote. Me refiero a tipos como Murray, Del Potro, Davydenko, Nalbandian y otros.
@@-Nicolas- mas triste es el nivel que ha mostrado el tenis femenino en los ultimos veinte años, es cierto que hasta principios del 2000 habia mucha competencia es cierto, pero al menos en hombres ha habido mas nivel, no fue mas equitativo porque el big 3 no dejo a nadie salvo a Wawrinka y del potro, del resto nada.
@@kinidiosodlosios6892when people talk about the big 4, they're talking about something else besides the big 3. Big 3: breaking all the records, wracking up a gazillion titles, contending with each other for GOAT status Big 4: always getting deep at tournaments and crushing just about everybody in tour on a regular basis. Andy earned his place in the latter group. Nobody would ever genuinely argue him for GOAT status, but he was a key component of the 2007-2016 era
Andy Murray was probably one of the 20 best tennis players of all time. The fact that he only lead ATP ranking for less than a year and remained fourth for so long just show how fierce a competition he had. Djoko, Nadal and Federer were all simultaneously battling for the title of GOAT, the 3 of them are probably the top 3 best players of all time and that's really an amazing thing to see, since it's common to see in sports rivalries between 2 great players to become the top, but it's very rare to see a 3-way rivalry where all the 3 of them are very matched and each of them had their ups and downs and even during downs, they still managed to beat one another, spectacular thing to witness. Federer is probably the most skilled tennis player of all time, his finesse and technique are on par to no one, Nadal is probably the most athletic player of all time, his strength and ball speed is unrivaled, while Djoko is probably the most diverse player of all time, while he didn't particular exceled in no trait, he was an awesome all arounder, and at was great are everything, capable of keeping the ball in court for the longest time (his best trait was probably his resistance now that I think of it). All of this to say, how pitiful it is for Murray to be so underrated when he was clearly a star, but he just so happened to be born in an era of 3 black holes that devoured everything possible.
I would probably put Murray in top-15 of all times, if you look at his career resume he fares better against guys like Edberg, Wilander or even Becker in most departments, but grand slam count...When i make top-10 of all times players list he always ends up in my honorable mentions together with the likes of Becker or Rosewall (again we are talking all-time here, so it has to include Rosewall, dude won 15 freaking Pro Slams and 8 grand slams on top of having respectable h2h against The Rocket himself! It has to count for something!...)
@@USA_UNITED1776 yeah USA had some top players in the history for sure. But I think none of those players had the level of Rafa Nadal and his 22 Grand Slams to be fair. And I don’t remember when was the last time a USA men player wons a Grand Slam. Maybe Ben Shelton can compite against Carlos Alcaraz. We'll see in the future.
4 challengers in the BIG4-ruling era, Kei Nishikori, Milos Raonic, Marin Čilić, and Grigor Dimitrov. I respect all of them from bottom of my heart. They all had chance to win Grand Slams many times if BIG4 had not existed in the same time. Though only Čilić won a Grand Slam after all, they have shown us many spectacular matches against BIG4, impressing us. Their great achievement in the world of tennis should not be forgotten for a long time.
David Ferrer, Tomas Berdych, Stan Wawrinka and Wilfred Tsonga also... They would have completely ruled the tour nowadays, very unlucky for them playing against the goats back to back every tournament.
@@SergioGonzalez-kq4ot I agree. I mentioned about only players who were born in around 1990s, and indeed the players you chose are surely victims of BIG4... They all were born in early 1980s, so I am amazed again to know how long the BIG4-rulling era continued...
That's a nice video. Especially combined with the relaxing background sounds. It was a pleasure to witness the Federer-Nadal-Djokovic-Era. Similar to Messi/Ronaldo in Football. And the best: No one of them has a poor character but a humble attitude. I'll watch the video again now.😊
I always asked myself why some were talking about the „Big 4“ including Murray (with only 3 grand slams). But if you watch this video you understand why.. he’s consistently within reach or above Nadal, Federer and Djokovic for years - what a player
if we take Nole, Rafa and Roger individually, it's impressive what they've done and they achived so far more than anyone has ever done. But if we look at them as a trio, it's even more outstanding: all of them have won at least 20 slam and all of them have been n°1 for at least 200 weeks, with the other two around almost all the time! Even if their records will be broken by someone else, we have to think about that. It's such a gift that Nadal, Djokovic and Federer existed in the same era!
@@kdrama56832compare them in prime than we can talk, stats is due to longevity, and of course Djoko is of the greatest but what for do you compare the stats, in their prime we know who would win, i really like Djoker and appreciate his achievements most grand slam wins etc but he is aint no Goat and you know it dont you?
@davidcb4946 Nothing funny about having a fave player. The funny thing is when people proclaim their fave player the goat, regardless of what stats are showing, like Federer's fans for example.
Kuerten had one the strongest peaks ever in Tennis against freaking titans. One of the best, a bit underrated nowadays. Wasn't a long run, but was a freaking beastly run.
Impressive when we had Nadal, Federer, Djokovic, Murray, Davydenko and Roddick at the top! Those legends (maybe Davydenko is a bit outclassed). Add to that Juan Martin Del PotroWill we ever see so many legends together at the top of the ATP rankings? I think I am privileged to say that I saw all these players play in my lifetime.
And it's not even over yet! He can probably squeeze out another 30 something weeks before he no longer will have a chance...that's potentially 450+ weeks...
Well considering he was world number one for years on end and in top contention from 2003 to 2020 there’s an argument there for it. But yes I do think Djokovic is better in his prime.
Gracias Delpo por tu tenis y por hacerme ver levantar a una Davis para la Argentina 🇦🇷 Merecía ser nro 1, pero una cagada por las lesiones que fue teniendo y que finalmente acabó con su carrera. Pedazo de jugador 🦁
@@balkanforever9621 go fix your eyes and your brain. The goat is still number 1. When he desappear from top 10 for 1+ year like Nadal then you might can say his era end. Now go cry in your corner.
honestly andy murray going from number 1 to out of the top 12 is kinda depressing but it made sense man if the hip just liked playing tennis more he could have at least won the aussie open maybe even got the career slam between 2012 and like 2018 he only got to play 3 whole years without hip troubles like imagine what he could do with the other half cause that was clearly his prim
Really impressive from Rublev his consistency with staying around 5/6 for so many years. Hopefully he gets his mentality right and is able to reach the top 3. He has such potential.
So funny that part when Novak injured 2017 and swiftly went down from the throne so Nadal and Federer swiftly jumped out to lead while cat is gone. Then after Novak returned he took back the throne faster than he fell down. What a goatker
Yeah if Djokovic got his elbow fixed sooner, or that injury never happened, I doubt we would have saw federers 2017 season with his 5 big titles that year
Same goes for Rafa 2015-2016. Nadal got injured almost 3 years if we combine all his injuries. I’m still convinced that he would have been the greatest without them and he would hold the record for Slam titles. He won more matches in Grand Slams against Djokovic and against Federer also.
De hecho Djokovic desaparecio del ranking despues de los 16.950 pts por una lesiin de codo en la que se opero, casi se retira del tenis, pero hoy todadia sigue en la cima, es escalofriante Goat
All right! The open era is enough. How about discussing ATP players with most weeks at no. 1 before open era? Because i read some articles and i found out that the list of no. 1 ATP players before open era: 1) Rod Laver: 374 weeks 2) Bill Tilden: 368 weeks 3) Willie Renshaw: 366 weeks 4) Pancho Gonzales: 365 weeks 5) Ellsworth Vines: 280 weeks 6) Jack Kramer: 279 weeks 7) Laurie Doherty: 262 weeks 8) Tony Wilding: 244 weeks 9) Ken Rosewall and Reggie Doherty: 208 weeks But another article states that the list of no. 1 ATP players before open era: 1) Bill Tenden: 723 weeks 2) Rod Laver: 452 weeks 3) Tony Wilding: 378 weeks If I'm not mistaken, they got more weeks at no. 1 cuz they not only played single, but also mixed double and men's double so their weeks of no. 1 was also also accumulated. Moreover, it was right that they all won GS in every sectors not only single, but also both mixed double and men's double. Correct me if i am wrong
to be fair, there is a context, top 5 was out, it was empty : Djoko forbidden to play, Medvedev totally out mentally after losing to Nadal in AO Nadal hurt after RG, Zverev very hurt after RG but congrats to Carlos for being strong at a time when there was no contender in the top 5
Era incrível o ano de 2000 a 2007 o tanto de australiano, argentino e principalmente espanhóis no top 10. Gustavo Kuerten uma lenda para o nosso tênis brasileiro, deu muita alegria e uma pena ter parado de jogar na melhor fase da sua vida devido uma lesão. Triste ver que após Guga não termos mais brasileiros no topo assim como vemos que do ano de 2002 a 2024 o temos muitos tenistas argentinos no top 12…. Não é inveja, mas uma realidade do quanto o país tem a cultura do tênis e o quanto é investido nesse esporte (seja por familiares ou se houver incentivo do Governo, o que esse segundo não sei afirmar se tem). Mas, se o Governo investisse nesse esporte ou se as instituições investissem assim como outros países o fazem, com certeza veríamos mais brasileiros, argentinos e outros países sul-americanos. Tênis é um esporte maravilhoso ❤🎉👏👏 Parabéns pelo vídeo e edição 👏👏👏
It was interesting to see that in August 2005, #8-#12 were all Argentinians. #8 Gaston Gaudio. #9 Guillermo Coria. #10 Guillermo Canas. #11 Mariano Puerta. #12 David Nalbandian.
@@avh8200 Es tremendo el complejo de inferioridad que tienen los chilenos. Viven en el resentimiento. ¿Tan poca cosa se sienten? Guga Kuerten solo es más grande que todo el Tenis chilote en la historia. Ni hablar si traemos a Guillermo Vilas y todos los grandes tenistas argentinos, del único país latinoamericano que ganó la Copa Davis.
numbers don't lie Djoko he's the Goat. his Will to win is just unbelievable😮 it's also crazy than Federer was able to win 20 slams with a one-handed backhand 😲
Is nice to remember again some names like Coria, Cañas, Gaudio, Del Potro… “The Argentine legion”, with a player who could have been a number 1: David Nalbandian. Amazing talent, wasted for some people.
@@soslolosos That is an individual achievement, not a national one. On the other hand, Argentina is undoubtedly one of the greatest countries in Tennis.
Fascinante vídeo para los amantes del tenis, felicidades!!! Aunque soy español, mi opinión personal es que el mejor tenista de toda la historia ha sido Roger Federer, por su elegancia, saber estar, comportamiento y sobre todo nivel y golpes tenísticos.
We tend to forget that in terms of the rankings, it really was the Big Four until Murray’s injury. Sure, he was never in the same rarified air as the other three, but he was at the business end of tournaments for eight years.
En diciembre de 2004 , Coria , Nalbandian, Gaudio y Cañas entre los 12 mejores del mundo, una locura!! Y eso que el mejor Coria fue el del 2003. Aguante Argentina!!
@@balkanforever9621😂😂😂 None of them will ever be No.1 for 8 years! They just don't have that kind of endurance and resiliance like Novak does! Compared to Novak, they are 😛👎👎👎!
@@balkanforever9621 His time isn't over, stop tripping! Lmao Just because he failed to win at his pet slam once, when he was considered the hot favourite and lost his first ever semi-final there on top of having a couple of underwhelming months doesn't mean he won't bounce back soon! Lol He is already on that track and we are not even half way through into clay court chunk of the season yet! Lmao! Just qoute me again on this one in 3 or 4 months, when he'll win 4 of the next 5 big tournaments he's gonna participate in and will make every skeptic eat the crow again, just like he did many times in the past! 😂
He was top 1 just for less than a year and when the top 3 weren’t in their best days so this just prove that top 4 is a british non-sense Murray is far behind them in every way, titles, technique, legacy regularity.
@@wouternieminen844 The biggest title you can win as an athlete is the Olympic victory. For this reason, all the big players across all sports take part. For example, Federer, Djokovic, Nadal and also Michael Jordan. Andy Murray has 2 Olympic victories in singles! I'm sure Federer and Djokovic would have dipped a few Grand Slam titles against an Olympic victory!
@@MaxMustermann-zj6zc Its for sure an amazing achievement by Murray. But I doubt that the Olympic gold is considered more important than winning a GS by these players. Even if we equal 2 Olympic gold as 2 GS, than Murray still doesn't get close to the big 3. I see that even Marc Rosset won Olympic gold in 1992. Rosset was a very average player in his time.
@MaxMustermann-zj6zc Olympics isn't the most prestigious award for a tennis player; that's like saying that football's most important event is not the World Cup. Différent sports have different main events
![Seungmin "그렇게, 천천히, 우리(As we are)" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kAzmhLHePqU/mqdefault.jpg)
Unreal how Djokovic dominated the forever strongest era of tennis. 2011 was something,
but the come back of 2018 and 2023 are simply out of this world
the guy deserves all the possible praise, total god of tennis
ruclips.net/video/DJx6QfXWcCA/видео.htmlsi=Kgc0y4g-LPJ-QoPw Prueba cuanto sabes del Grand Slam Winbledon
2008 to 2017. Best days of tennis for me. Days of the big 4. They first achieved top four positions in Oct 2008 and last in Sep 2017.
The Big 3 kept fighting hard to get the big prize while Murray kept losing and waiting for his moment.
Finally he got it all in 2016 but then he had to pay a heavy price for it.
Also, Wawrinka proved to be a monster on his big days and won 3 GSs in 3 years. Potro was the most talented after the Big four but injury ruined his potential success.
I remember how most of the time at least 3 out of the big four kept taking 4 semi finals positions in all grand slams. 2012 was a special year when all won a piece.
Edit: when anyone mentions the big four, he never means that Andy was as good as the big 3, it's about the top 4 players of that era with an exceptional consistency.
@@WhoAmI_4386 yes, its the golden era of tennis for sure, 2017 is a weird year without Nole though
big 4 was huge yes, but the outsiders of the top 10 were monsters too, del potro, wawrinka, tsonga, ferrer, nishoikori, berdych, cilic... toughest generation ever
Because of COVID, in COVID time not so many good Tennis Players were
Yes becuase he was younger than federer and nadal. Federer was old already in 2010s but still beat djokovic often
always getting goosepumps when i think of 2011 and what follows. what a monster
and 2018 😄 how fast to the top is that
still going strong, this is amazing
Fun fact: Rafael Nadal entered the top 10 in 2005 and left for the first time since then in 2023!
It's insane. Federer dropped in 2016 I guess, even Djokovic dropped during his prime (not a tennis fan, so I'd guess injuries happened), but Nadal stayed there during nearly 20 years...
And it was due to injury, too 😢
@@TommyD_Edits If his injuries were serious, he would have retired a long time ago. He spent most of his career in third place and will remain there in the history of tennis. It is an incredible achievement to be third in the era of Federer and Djokovic.
@@mlrd2687Nadal has had injuries throughout his career, including one on his feet which is chronic (no possibility of treatment) in addition to many other injuries which obviously makes the feat even more incredible. Nadal also missed a record 17 GCs in his career due to injury and in the end it is logical that he was always behind the other two because he rarely went an entire season without injuries. Federer and Novak had much fewer injuries, so more seasons without physical problems
@@mlrd2687lmao, Nadal is the goat
*Most ATP Points in the ranking (all times):*
*1.* Novak Djokovic: *16,950* (06/06/2016) (G.O.A.T.)
*2.* Roger Federer: *15,903* (20/11/2006)
*3.* Rafael Nadal: *15,390* (20/04/2009)
*4.* Andy Murray: *12,685* (21/11/2016)
*5.* Pete Sampras: *11,005* (11/08/1997)
Greetings from Pathos.
*_“If you're afraid of losing, then you daren't win.”_* *― Björn Borg (Legend of tennis)*
Federer is the real GOAT
@@MrSvetrkravata 24>>>>>>>>>>>20
@@MrSvetrkravata You're not stupid, you're a troll. 😉
@@mlrd2687 Fed playing at his best, beats everyone else at theirs, on 2/3 surfaces
Sinner N1✅
Agassi is like my heart, going up and down but long time in top ten, what a great thank you for those moments. Incredible champion !
So for now in the last 20 years:
Djokovic has been first for 7.5 years
Federer 6 years
Nadal 4.5 years
Murray < 1 year
Medvedev < 1 year
Alcaraz < 1 year
Sy pikir federal paling lama di no 1 world,,rupanya jokofik 😅😅
Hewitt was number one for more than a year.
@@Gardener7 not shown in the video
@@Lucoski77 Watch Dec 2001 to March 2003. It's in the video.
@@Gardener7ah ok thanks , but I said in the comment in the last 20 years
As of few hour's ago add Olympic gold ✨️ 🏅 🎖🥇 🏅
He did it OLYMPIC GOLD 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
What a match❤
428 weeks at N°1. Not to bad 🐐👑
Federer the best ever ❤
@@hiphop2846yup, brcouse Djoković is He doesn't have the right to play with mortals like other tennis players. 😂
@@hiphop2846i think you can't read! 😅
Novak far better than fedderer
@@hiphop2846gooooood night 😂
Just a reminder, the points changed in 2008-09 so that's why the numbers are so much higher. Focus on the distribution of points in the top 10, not the total points.
Same idea, point dominance% should be also shown
Still you can see how much the big three were ahead of the rest
Djokovic's 16.950 points would be highest anyway. He won 3 slams and 6 masters that year. Plus rest of the points
Majority of those watching this video won't understand this and keep saying Novak wow 16,000 points 😂
@@ThDaniel He still would have the most in history, no matter how its counted. He won 10 big titles i one year
Kuerten was a beast in 2001 before the hip injury 🇧🇷
@WhoAmI-vi6pl yeah, he won the Masters 1000 in Cincinnati beating Roddick, Haas, Ivanisevic, Kafelnikov, Henman and destroying Rafter by 6-1 6-3 in the final, also won the ATP finals in 2000 simply beating Sampras and Agassi in the semis and final on an indoor hard court
Dude was a beast on clay and very good on hard. Could have been somewhat of an Agassi succesor.
@@rodrigoodonsalcedocisneros9266 he would've been the dominant force of the early 2000's before Federer came along
@@g2tennis Yup, he should have been that guy sand the injuries.
Had he not beaten Fed straight sets in French 2004,....Fed would have gone to level ,no one can think of...
Djokovic is the GOAT!!!!! Greetings from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Djokovic best of best 😇
Eu prefiro o Nadal
O melhor vencedor de pontos, concordo! O melhor tenista, se chama Roger Federer. E isso é consenso entre os tenistas
@@parquedosomsamuka938 Indiscutivelmente o mais habilidoso, mas melhor não tem mais jeito, Djokovic e Nadal estão acima, principalmente o Djokovic
@@parquedosomsamuka938 Não tem mais discussão, Djokovic é superior ao Federer, confrontos, Grand slam, master 1000, olimpíada, tudo, até no saibro onde o Djokovic não é um grande especialista, ele consegue ser melhor que o Federer
Guga ter ficado um ano como número 1 foi muito expressivo, ainda mais vindo de um país sem nenhuma tradição no tênis.
Maria Esther Bueno, do céu, manda-lhe lembranças.
@@drbizu Não muda nada, Brasil nunca teve tradição no tennis. Guga e Maria Esther são exceções que ocorrem raramente a cada 100 anos...
Mas foi nosso Gustavo kurten number one e não tem discussão, esse eu vi jogar que classe
@@drbizumesmo assim não tem tradição! Só Guga e Maria Ester tiveram destaque internacional ganharam títulos.
Em outros países como espanha , EUA,Rússia sempre tiveram destaque com vários atletas por longos anos .
Me diga quem mais além de Maria e Guga???? Kkkkkkk
Mas pq ele caiu tanto? 1 ano depois ele não tava nem no top 10
Ps: não sou um fã assíduo de tenis
Djokovic dominated the ATP since 2011. He is the GOAT with Rafa and Roger being 2 and 3. Best three tennis players of all time
If roger were younger than the other two it would have been the other way around. Roger is a better player.
@@elonregulahaha keep crying
@@grimreaper9853 I think you are serb)
@@924Gregbefore Nole won his first GS, Roger won 12. If you want to look at it that way, then if Roger was the same age as Djokovic and had the same prime years as him, he wouldn't win those 12
@@elonregulaDelusional racist 😂
Tres jugadores repartiéndose todos los títulos durante 20 años. Qué absolutamente legendario es el Big Three. Nunca veremos nada igual en ninguna disciplina deportiva.
Eu acredito no Carlos alcaraz em , adoro ver esse mlk jogar
Dinner and Alcaraz are 2, so if we have a 3rd for 5+ years there's a new big 3
@@astrahcat1212 Everyone think it's going to Be Rune...but i think it's probably someone like Ben Shelton secretly...
Más que legendario es triste, porque ellos fueron geniales pero el nivel general bajó mucho. Solamente algunos jugadores les hicieron frente, pero por diversos motivos (edad, lesiones, falta de profesionalismo, etc.) no se colaron en ese lote. Me refiero a tipos como Murray, Del Potro, Davydenko, Nalbandian y otros.
@@-Nicolas- mas triste es el nivel que ha mostrado el tenis femenino en los ultimos veinte años, es cierto que hasta principios del 2000 habia mucha competencia es cierto, pero al menos en hombres ha habido mas nivel, no fue mas equitativo porque el big 3 no dejo a nadie salvo a Wawrinka y del potro, del resto nada.
Murray and Del Potro are so underrated. Loved to see both of them playing.
If any Murray is overrated like any british athlete ..term "big 4" is only proof you need
@@kinidiosodlosios6892 He's not overrated. He's underrated.
@@kinidiosodlosios6892when people talk about the big 4, they're talking about something else besides the big 3.
Big 3: breaking all the records, wracking up a gazillion titles, contending with each other for GOAT status
Big 4: always getting deep at tournaments and crushing just about everybody in tour on a regular basis. Andy earned his place in the latter group. Nobody would ever genuinely argue him for GOAT status, but he was a key component of the 2007-2016 era
@kinidiosodlosios6892 the big 3 call it the big 4 more than anyone take it up with them if you wanna cry about it.
@@kinidiosodlosios6892
Big4 is used for domination around 2008-2016. Not for Goat battle. Don't take it in a wrong way.
Andy Murray was probably one of the 20 best tennis players of all time. The fact that he only lead ATP ranking for less than a year and remained fourth for so long just show how fierce a competition he had. Djoko, Nadal and Federer were all simultaneously battling for the title of GOAT, the 3 of them are probably the top 3 best players of all time and that's really an amazing thing to see, since it's common to see in sports rivalries between 2 great players to become the top, but it's very rare to see a 3-way rivalry where all the 3 of them are very matched and each of them had their ups and downs and even during downs, they still managed to beat one another, spectacular thing to witness. Federer is probably the most skilled tennis player of all time, his finesse and technique are on par to no one, Nadal is probably the most athletic player of all time, his strength and ball speed is unrivaled, while Djoko is probably the most diverse player of all time, while he didn't particular exceled in no trait, he was an awesome all arounder, and at was great are everything, capable of keeping the ball in court for the longest time (his best trait was probably his resistance now that I think of it). All of this to say, how pitiful it is for Murray to be so underrated when he was clearly a star, but he just so happened to be born in an era of 3 black holes that devoured everything possible.
I would probably put Murray in top-15 of all times, if you look at his career resume he fares better against guys like Edberg, Wilander or even Becker in most departments, but grand slam count...When i make top-10 of all times players list he always ends up in my honorable mentions together with the likes of Becker or Rosewall (again we are talking all-time here, so it has to include Rosewall, dude won 15 freaking Pro Slams and 8 grand slams on top of having respectable h2h against The Rocket himself! It has to count for something!...)
I think Delpo's potential is pretty much equal to Murray.
@@Summon256murray is the 4th best player of all time
@@Asevretoravre With 3 grand slam titles...are you effin' serious right now?! Lol
Murray deserves a lot more credit than he gets. He lost so many Grand Slam finals it's not funny.
Ferrero, Moya, Rafa Nadal, David Ferrer and Carlos Alcaraz, what a country for tennis 🇪🇸🎾
🎾🇪🇸
Also Vardasco and fleciano were good.
Almagro, Carreño, Bautista
Roddick Sampras todd martin conners mcenroe agassi 🇺🇸.
@@USA_UNITED1776 yeah USA had some top players in the history for sure. But I think none of those players had the level of Rafa Nadal and his 22 Grand Slams to be fair. And I don’t remember when was the last time a USA men player wons a Grand Slam. Maybe Ben Shelton can compite against Carlos Alcaraz. We'll see in the future.
Djokovic fan from india❤
Go buy some soap please and deodorant
It's amazing how extremely fast Nadal and Djokovich rised on the top and how long Federer was at the first place.
Well, Djokovic was there TWO years more...
@@milanm403but not in a row
@@VictorIRONMAIDEN666 without challenge like Nadal and Djokovic.
Quanto tempo Roger? Ma se e' Nole ad avere il record di settimane.
But not the longest time at once!
こんだけ長い期間でアジア人たったの2人しかいないし、big4がいる時期に4位になったの見ると、錦織って凄かったんやなって改めて感じる
What Djokovocic did, does and might still do is out of this World. Flowers to the big 3 and best tennis player ever.#No1e
Federer is goat though, but Novak is also good
@@sdamer4609numbers dont lie
Man, Agassi hung in there for a long time… and this was after being around since the 80’s!
Agassi was the man. He had like two eras of his career. The second, shaved head, era is arguably the best comeback of all time.
@@steves_garage Andy Rodick too, it's crazy the guy has 1 GS and see the chart, top10 for about 15 years straight, top 5 almost all the time, amazing.
He was a beast...
4 challengers in the BIG4-ruling era, Kei Nishikori, Milos Raonic, Marin Čilić, and Grigor Dimitrov. I respect all of them from bottom of my heart.
They all had chance to win Grand Slams many times if BIG4 had not existed in the same time. Though only Čilić won a Grand Slam after all, they have shown us many spectacular matches against BIG4, impressing us.
Their great achievement in the world of tennis should not be forgotten for a long time.
David Ferrer, Tomas Berdych, Stan Wawrinka and Wilfred Tsonga also...
They would have completely ruled the tour nowadays, very unlucky for them playing against the goats back to back every tournament.
@@SergioGonzalez-kq4ot I agree.
I mentioned about only players who were born in around 1990s, and indeed the players you chose are surely victims of BIG4... They all were born in early 1980s, so I am amazed again to know how long the BIG4-rulling era continued...
@@SergioGonzalez-kq4ot Del potro as well..
For sure! If it wasn't for his injuries he would have been alongside the big4 no doubts, amazing player!
@@TIGER-xl7xg Oh, I totally forgot about a very important player! He's also around the same age as Nishikori and so on.
3 Goats of tennis
Unreal Domination
Djokovic
Federer
Nadal
❤❤❤❤❤❤
🐐🇷🇸🤫
and medvedev
What about Andy murray
Su majestad Roger Federer
What about him? @@lorenzodiaz7975
increible. gracias por subir estos videos. nos deja ver el progreso de cada deportista.
Underrated Andy Murray
I love Murray, but he is more overrated.
Many people call Big3 but I always call Big4, Murray stay very long in rank 1-4. And he ever climb to No1. and won grand slams.
@@Locke9611 He did reach world no.1
Overrated in almost every aspect. Good player, a warrior, but nowhere near the Big 3.
Insane rise and fall 2016-17, just like one of his lobs.
That's a nice video. Especially combined with the relaxing background sounds. It was a pleasure to witness the Federer-Nadal-Djokovic-Era. Similar to Messi/Ronaldo in Football. And the best: No one of them has a poor character but a humble attitude. I'll watch the video again now.😊
I always asked myself why some were talking about the „Big 4“ including Murray (with only 3 grand slams). But if you watch this video you understand why.. he’s consistently within reach or above Nadal, Federer and Djokovic for years - what a player
@@WhoAmI_4386 lol seems like you didn’t get my point..
Djokovic is the real tennis dominator! Forever in my heart❤
Jesus should be forever in your heart
100%@@darryldanzinger9996
@@darryldanzinger9996 Jesus is the prophet of God
Yannik sinner first in the wordl❤
@@giuseppemamone5486 с помощью камеры
Jannik still has a long way to go to reach Novak's level
if we take Nole, Rafa and Roger individually, it's impressive what they've done and they achived so far more than anyone has ever done. But if we look at them as a trio, it's even more outstanding: all of them have won at least 20 slam and all of them have been n°1 for at least 200 weeks, with the other two around almost all the time!
Even if their records will be broken by someone else, we have to think about that.
It's such a gift that Nadal, Djokovic and Federer existed in the same era!
En 2005 4 argentinos en el top ten. Que orgullo. Aguante argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
Venía a hacer el mismo comentario, casi todo el año encima.
La legión... qué hermosa época, gloriosa sin duda. Cómo extraño a esos monstruos!😢
No soy seguidor de tenis pero lo de Del Potro la verdad fue impresionante. Además de cpmp cayó en 2014 y se volvió a levantar despues.
Ninguno llegó al nro 1. Intrascendentes
@@andrewdays9271 anda a mirar una revista de cocina hacerme el. Favor.
Roger has been in the top 5 for 3 decades, he's damn good, His Majesty Federer
Please dude, don’t even compare Roger with Novak, look for some stats and give thanks to God than you can see Novak in his prime.
@@PetarRadivojevic1 totally a kid fan of Novak lol
Pls nostalgic fan 🤡
Djokovic slams that man in every record@@JoNesBlacKkrafkini
@@kdrama56832 nostalgic fan? Such a virgin kid, this thing is not about numbers, it’s about style, art, and Federer destroy djokovic in this
@@kdrama56832compare them in prime than we can talk, stats is due to longevity, and of course Djoko is of the greatest but what for do you compare the stats, in their prime we know who would win, i really like Djoker and appreciate his achievements most grand slam wins etc but he is aint no Goat and you know it dont you?
Wish to see the world line where Kei Nishikori could become part of Big 5, his playstyle was not fancy but still very attractive.
このモンスター達の中に、錦織がいる凄さよ
Yeah Nishikori is a great player I really liked his prime days
んー、へぼいかな(笑)
@@nightstalker2929 大谷をへぼいって言うほどの逆張りやなｗ
@@hp_ytisijhdooygasn どっから 大谷がでてきた？(笑)
錦織はビッグスリーを１度もこえることがなかった、、
日本史上最高のアスリートの一人🐐🇯🇵
錦織すげぇよまじで
Novak Djoković best of all time ever!
Joke
@@mambamentality8084 Jealousy
Serbian detected, opinion rejected
This is one chart that I paid attention the longest so far.
Marat Safin is my all time favourite.
😂😂
@davidcb4946 Nothing funny about having a fave player. The funny thing is when people proclaim their fave player the goat, regardless of what stats are showing, like Federer's fans for example.
Bet religion has nothing to do with it 😂
Nalbandian ❤❤
Que grandes los argentinos, 5 en el top 12 en el 2005, tremendo, nunca vi algo así, saludos desde Córdoba Argentina
Most ATP points EVER had Djokovic 16950! The only GOAT! ☝☝👍👍👍
8:08 錦織登場
11:41 What a return of Djokovic…
Haha very izzy 😂
when the cat Djokovic is away, the mice will play (nadal & federer)
when the cat comes back, the mice disappear
Kuerten had one the strongest peaks ever in Tennis against freaking titans. One of the best, a bit underrated nowadays. Wasn't a long run, but was a freaking beastly run.
10:00 pure dominance!
DJOKOVIC 🐐
Fun fact: Marat Safin’s sister Dinara also was Top 1
I remember 2015 as miracle that a Japanese player in 4th rank🇯🇵
Nishikori could have been #2 eventually if he didn't choke against Cilic.
It's a shame, but a source of pride for Japan.
Impressive when we had Nadal, Federer, Djokovic, Murray, Davydenko and Roddick at the top! Those legends (maybe Davydenko is a bit outclassed). Add to that Juan Martin Del PotroWill we ever see so many legends together at the top of the ATP rankings? I think I am privileged to say that I saw all these players play in my lifetime.
Aug 2005 5 Argentinos en el Top 12. Que linda época.
Fantastic job!
Goes to show just how dominatikg Djokovic was and explains his outrageous weeks as no.1
And it's not even over yet! He can probably squeeze out another 30 something weeks before he no longer will have a chance...that's potentially 450+ weeks...
At one point in 2016 Djokovic had 16950 ATP points, the most EVER! The GOAT! ☝☝👍👍👍😊
deny to play on 2022, he loose much point and give up no 1 ranking on that year
Marat Safin wat a charismatic personality.
Novak will remain a living legend from whom all generations can learn
FRDERER GOAT
@@bagaudas1400for no reason just your favorite right? Haha
Well considering he was world number one for years on end and in top contention from 2003 to 2020 there’s an argument there for it. But yes I do think Djokovic is better in his prime.
@@bagaudas1400goat of choking
@@Anticommunism99on Joker’s 🍆 much?
Gracias Delpo por tu tenis y por hacerme ver levantar a una Davis para la Argentina 🇦🇷 Merecía ser nro 1, pero una cagada por las lesiones que fue teniendo y que finalmente acabó con su carrera. Pedazo de jugador 🦁
Djokovic era start 6:29 ☺
And end in 2024
@@balkanforever9621 It will last until someone breaks all of his records. The goat title doesn't go away unless someone takes it.
@@balkanforever9621 go fix your eyes and your brain. The goat is still number 1. When he desappear from top 10 for 1+ year like Nadal then you might can say his era end. Now go cry in your corner.
@@ΜιχάληςΧαμαργιάς go read about it it's the end you can't do anything he's retiring from tennis 🎾
@@balkanforever9621 Si hrvat ili muslidza?
We are 90's kid who have a great boyhood watching three legend together with their best form ❤️...
Fed
Nadal
Novak
Novak
Federer
Nadal
federer,,,❤
honestly andy murray going from number 1 to out of the top 12 is kinda depressing but it made sense man if the hip just liked playing tennis more he could have at least won the aussie open maybe even got the career slam between 2012 and like 2018 he only got to play 3 whole years without hip troubles like imagine what he could do with the other half cause that was clearly his prim
Kuerten's one-hand backhand was a masterpiece, dude was a real deal, unfortunatelly his rip ended his really espetacular career. Terrifc player.
Djokovic il piu forte di sempre.....anche come UOMO......HA DIMOSTRATO DI NON ABBASSARE MAI LA TESTA😮😮😮😮
It’s crazy how I knew what was going on watching the number one change. From like 2016 till now. Gawd I love tennis
Top 4 goats in Tennis
Djokovic
Nadal
Federer
Murray
Really impressive from Rublev his consistency with staying around 5/6 for so many years. Hopefully he gets his mentality right and is able to reach the top 3. He has such potential.
Murray be kinda like neymar playing in the Messi and CR7 era
LMFAO 😂
2х time olympic champ! What about sag that?
Imagine having more points than n 2 and 3 combined. Thats the GOAT Djokovic for you.
Serbian detected -> opinion rejected
@ racist spotted = account reported
So funny that part when Novak injured 2017 and swiftly went down from the throne so Nadal and Federer swiftly jumped out to lead while cat is gone. Then after Novak returned he took back the throne faster than he fell down. What a goatker
Yeah if Djokovic got his elbow fixed sooner, or that injury never happened, I doubt we would have saw federers 2017 season with his 5 big titles that year
Same goes for Rafa 2015-2016.
Nadal got injured almost 3 years if we combine all his injuries.
I’m still convinced that he would have been the greatest without them and he would hold the record for Slam titles.
He won more matches in Grand Slams against Djokovic and against Federer also.
@ nevermind cause Novak was beating him even if he was there. Harder on clay though, true
Nadal ha compartido su tiempo con los mejores djokovic y el mejor federer. Es el mejor de todos los tiempos
Menos mal que alguien ha dicho esta verdad. No hay más
What a great career Andy roddick had
Really? Only one major? 😂
Nice video, congrats We Love Tenis 🎉
Se nota bastante las lesiones de Rafa a lo largo de los años, lo de Djokovic en 2015 es de locos
Yes. 16.950 points😂
De hecho Djokovic desaparecio del ranking despues de los 16.950 pts por una lesiin de codo en la que se opero, casi se retira del tenis, pero hoy todadia sigue en la cima, es escalofriante Goat
All right! The open era is enough. How about discussing ATP players with most weeks at no. 1 before open era? Because i read some articles and i found out that the list of no. 1 ATP players before open era:
1) Rod Laver: 374 weeks
2) Bill Tilden: 368 weeks
3) Willie Renshaw: 366 weeks
4) Pancho Gonzales: 365 weeks
5) Ellsworth Vines: 280 weeks
6) Jack Kramer: 279 weeks
7) Laurie Doherty: 262 weeks
8) Tony Wilding: 244 weeks
9) Ken Rosewall and Reggie Doherty: 208 weeks
But another article states that the list of no. 1 ATP players before open era:
1) Bill Tenden: 723 weeks
2) Rod Laver: 452 weeks
3) Tony Wilding: 378 weeks
If I'm not mistaken, they got more weeks at no. 1 cuz they not only played single, but also mixed double and men's double so their weeks of no. 1 was also also accumulated. Moreover, it was right that they all won GS in every sectors not only single, but also both mixed double and men's double. Correct me if i am wrong
The rise of Alcaraz was astronomic, top 10 in april 2022 and n1 in september the same year 🥶
to be fair, there is a context, top 5 was out, it was empty :
Djoko forbidden to play, Medvedev totally out mentally after losing to Nadal in AO
Nadal hurt after RG, Zverev very hurt after RG
but congrats to Carlos for being strong at a time when there was no contender in the top 5
Era incrível o ano de 2000 a 2007 o tanto de australiano, argentino e principalmente espanhóis no top 10.
Gustavo Kuerten uma lenda para o nosso tênis brasileiro, deu muita alegria e uma pena ter parado de jogar na melhor fase da sua vida devido uma lesão.
Triste ver que após Guga não termos mais brasileiros no topo assim como vemos que do ano de 2002 a 2024 o temos muitos tenistas argentinos no top 12…. Não é inveja, mas uma realidade do quanto o país tem a cultura do tênis e o quanto é investido nesse esporte (seja por familiares ou se houver incentivo do Governo, o que esse segundo não sei afirmar se tem).
Mas, se o Governo investisse nesse esporte ou se as instituições investissem assim como outros países o fazem, com certeza veríamos mais brasileiros, argentinos e outros países sul-americanos.
Tênis é um esporte maravilhoso ❤🎉👏👏
Parabéns pelo vídeo e edição 👏👏👏
It was interesting to see that in August 2005, #8-#12 were all Argentinians. #8 Gaston Gaudio. #9 Guillermo Coria. #10 Guillermo Canas. #11 Mariano Puerta. #12 David Nalbandian.
David Nalbandian is ethnic 🇦🇲 viva
Muchos vagos en argentina , así q lo único q pueden hacer es deporte
We called them “the Argentine legión” in my country. Amazing generation.
Más increíble es Chile que ha logrado tener 7 números uno del mundo en diferentes categorías y medallas olímpicas de ORO en Singles y en Dobles 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱
@@avh8200 Es tremendo el complejo de inferioridad que tienen los chilenos. Viven en el resentimiento. ¿Tan poca cosa se sienten? Guga Kuerten solo es más grande que todo el Tenis chilote en la historia. Ni hablar si traemos a Guillermo Vilas y todos los grandes tenistas argentinos, del único país latinoamericano que ganó la Copa Davis.
INCRÍVEL ESSE GRÁFICO..... PARABÉNS 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you, good job! 👍 Can you do the same for countries, i.e. totalling points for the top 100 or top 1,000?!
Who can tell me the music played? Like them so much as well!
You can find the music at the bottom in the description.
Nicolas Massu is the only one on that list to win a double gold medal in the same Olympic Games.
Que guerrero ese wn...admirable!!!
Safin 2005 comeback is a thing of beauty
No1e ❤🇷🇸
numbers don't lie Djoko he's the Goat. his Will to win is just unbelievable😮
it's also crazy than Federer was able to win 20 slams with a one-handed backhand 😲
A GOAT is more than just numbers. He is just not a great human being...
@@martinschmidt1652 Federer is my favori player ever
@@martinschmidt1652your favorite must be Adolf
Why is that?@@martinschmidt1652
Como se extraña ver un top 10 con argentinos, y como olvidar en ese top ten a coria, nalbandian, gaudio
Is nice to remember again some names like Coria, Cañas, Gaudio, Del Potro… “The Argentine legion”, with a player who could have been a number 1: David Nalbandian. Amazing talent, wasted for some people.
However Argentina never did it to top 1 .
@@soslolosos That is an individual achievement, not a national one. On the other hand, Argentina is undoubtedly one of the greatest countries in Tennis.
@@soslolososGuillermo Vilas fue NRO 1, solo que en su época no existía ranking como este.
Te faltó Nalbandiann amigo, el que más años estuvo en el top 10.
@@alejandromonetta688 El REY no puede faltar!!! Un fenómeno!!!
Fascinante vídeo para los amantes del tenis, felicidades!!!
Aunque soy español, mi opinión personal es que el mejor tenista de toda la historia ha sido Roger Federer, por su elegancia, saber estar, comportamiento y sobre todo nivel y golpes tenísticos.
24 years in a row with at least one Spaniard in the top 10, pretty impressive
We tend to forget that in terms of the rankings, it really was the Big Four until Murray’s injury. Sure, he was never in the same rarified air as the other three, but he was at the business end of tournaments for eight years.
Very good job in this video 👍
Kei Nishikori🔥
Guga foi numero 1 do mundo contra jogadores incríveis, sem as lesões poderia ter 5 ou 6 roland garros fácil
Qué orgullo ver ahí a Guillermo!! 🙌🩵🤍🩵
Fun fact: Most “fun facts” are not fun at all.
A única coisa em que eu invejo a Argentina é na tradição do tênis, é impressionante a capacidade que eles tem de produzir excelentes atletas.
Marat Safin 😊
En diciembre de 2004 , Coria , Nalbandian, Gaudio y Cañas entre los 12 mejores del mundo, una locura!! Y eso que el mejor Coria fue el del 2003. Aguante Argentina!!
13:20 the legend getting old😢
Kei is goat in Asia
Mar 2007 4:04 the moment when the GOAT #Djokovic arrived to the ATP Open Era.
Davydenko is underrated player, very few in media, but tough on court
8 YEARS 🏆
But his time is over the young will take on him idee Sinner ili Medvedev za Nole
@@balkanforever9621😂😂😂 None of them will ever be No.1 for 8 years! They just don't have that kind of endurance and resiliance like Novak does! Compared to Novak, they are 😛👎👎👎!
@@slavicakrkalovic7150 nikad ne može da znaš ;)
@@balkanforever9621 His time isn't over, stop tripping! Lmao Just because he failed to win at his pet slam once, when he was considered the hot favourite and lost his first ever semi-final there on top of having a couple of underwhelming months doesn't mean he won't bounce back soon! Lol He is already on that track and we are not even half way through into clay court chunk of the season yet! Lmao! Just qoute me again on this one in 3 or 4 months, when he'll win 4 of the next 5 big tournaments he's gonna participate in and will make every skeptic eat the crow again, just like he did many times in the past! 😂
@@Summon256 Well the Monte Carlo Masters is for Tsitsipas let's see next
Гарне відео!
Слідкую за тенісом більше року і такі відео допомагають більше познайомитись з історією
Big 5 all time.
1 Djokovic
2 Nadal
3 Federer
4 Murray
5 Wawrinka
Sampras, Bjorn Borg, Rod Laver...
Well, I would put in the list Alcaraz instead of Murray or Wawrinka even he is only 21.
I forgot that we had french players in the top 10 for such a long time ! I hope to see one day a french player at the level of the big three ! 🙏
Amazing infograph! Andy Murray was on top of the world for quite a while. Big 4 is really a thing!
Big 3. You can't possibly add Murray to Djokovic-Nadal-Federer.
He was top 1 just for less than a year and when the top 3 weren’t in their best days so this just prove that top 4 is a british non-sense Murray is far behind them in every way, titles, technique, legacy regularity.
@@wouternieminen844 The biggest title you can win as an athlete is the Olympic victory. For this reason, all the big players across all sports take part. For example, Federer, Djokovic, Nadal and also Michael Jordan. Andy Murray has 2 Olympic victories in singles! I'm sure Federer and Djokovic would have dipped a few Grand Slam titles against an Olympic victory!
@@MaxMustermann-zj6zc Its for sure an amazing achievement by Murray. But I doubt that the Olympic gold is considered more important than winning a GS by these players. Even if we equal 2 Olympic gold as 2 GS, than Murray still doesn't get close to the big 3. I see that even Marc Rosset won Olympic gold in 1992. Rosset was a very average player in his time.
@MaxMustermann-zj6zc Olympics isn't the most prestigious award for a tennis player; that's like saying that football's most important event is not the World Cup. Différent sports have different main events