here's how I'd prioritize GSs for Nole in 2025: 1. RG (4th career GS) 2. UO (tying record of 5th tournament title, record breaking 72'nd hard court titles) 3. Wim ((tying record of 8th tournament title) 4. AO (extending record to 11th tournament title, record breaking 72'nd hard court titles) I'd also go for Monte Carlo (3rd annual big 14 sweep) and put it at #2 place after RG. Reason: I doubt anyone could ever top [4th career GS] + [3rd annual big 14 sweep] + [Olympic Gold]
prioritizing RG as being the most physical of the 4 slams due to it being on clay is a bad idea when he is 37 years old. prioritizing the faster courts like AO and wimbledon which requiers less physicality and stamina is the better options
@@juliop-xw1ix Rafa played with grit, that's why he burned out. In the last few years, Nole started to use the slow speed of clay to his advantage. That's the place to take away the sting from Sinner's devastating blows and Carlito's lightning speed.
here's how I'd prioritize GSs for Nole in 2025:
1. RG (4th career GS)
2. UO (tying record of 5th tournament title, record breaking 72'nd hard court titles)
3. Wim ((tying record of 8th tournament title)
4. AO (extending record to 11th tournament title, record breaking 72'nd hard court titles)
I'd also go for Monte Carlo (3rd annual big 14 sweep) and put it at #2 place after RG.
Reason: I doubt anyone could ever top [4th career GS] + [3rd annual big 14 sweep] + [Olympic Gold]
prioritizing RG as being the most physical of the 4 slams due to it being on clay is a bad idea when he is 37 years old. prioritizing the faster courts like AO and wimbledon which requiers less physicality and stamina is the better options
@@juliop-xw1ix
Rafa played with grit, that's why he burned out.
In the last few years, Nole started to use the slow speed of clay to his advantage. That's the place to take away the sting from Sinner's devastating blows and Carlito's lightning speed.