Eitan Dahan |
Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic (ATP)
Raphael Nadal once again did what he knows best than anyone else – win over the clay in Paris. With his 14th win at Roland Garros and 22nd overall in the number of major titles the bull from Mallorca continued to widen the gap at the top to two. Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer, who will return to the pitches soon, are left with 20 wins each.
Wimbledon is already approaching, but the world number one will reach a favorite to win, with a very low chance that the King of Clay will compete there as well. As for the Swiss phenomenon there is a big question mark, but if there are no unexpected surprises in the form of further injuries he will also return to the grass he loves so much.
Meanwhile, with this respite between the clay Grand Slam and the Grand Slam on the grass, it’s the best time to raise the question again – who is the greatest tennis player ever? In the past there was quite a consensus that it was the Swiss, but his prolonged absence alongside the successes of the Spaniard rekindled the interesting debate? It’s your time to vote.
