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@nadalprop_ And if you want to see who historically faced the strongest opponents in the decisive rounds:

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@nadalprop_ It's a shame you have to slice someone's career into little segments just to argue they dominated more.
GOAT is about the entire career — from start to finish — not cherry-picked stretches.
Take a look at this analysis.

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@GeraGomezR_ Y si a eso le sumas los errores de Angulo, Carrasquilla y Silva, hubiera sido un 0-0...

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@jrsestaca @Claudiashein Invocar el Estado de Derecho solo para proteger a quienes lo destrozan no es gobernar: es ser cómplice con credencial oficial.

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@McLarenF1 Let them race...

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@McLarenF1 Such a lack of dignity from Lando to accept a gift of that magnitude

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@amman_ooc @McLarenF1 Now it turns out that it’s Piastri who has to pay for the team’s mistake

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@aracelibs IEPS

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@TennisFan_1985 @RealPaseiro @Michaelrhino75 @jusvan28 As Nole fan, I don’t hide behind Djokovic’s tough years (2006–2010) to explain Nadal’s dominance. I accept it as part of the sport — ups and downs happen. Acknowledging that doesn’t diminish either champion’s greatness.

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@TennisFan_1985 @RealPaseiro @Michaelrhino75 @jusvan28 Djokovic’s struggles back then weren’t vague — undiagnosed gluten intolerance caused fatigue, breathing issues, and frequent match retirements. His breakthrough came only after switching to a gluten-free diet in 2010. That context matters just as much as Nadal’s injuries.

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@TennisFan_1985 @RealPaseiro @Michaelrhino75 @jusvan28 You keep ignoring 2006–2010, when Djokovic struggled with real physical issues. Those years count — just like Nadal’s injury years do. Funny how Rafa’s struggles validate arguments, but Novak’s get dismissed. Double standards much?

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@delpotrojuan Sinner no muestra emociones, pero se está muriendo de miedo por dentro... Y mentalmente los quieren comparar con el Big 3 jaja

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@RealPaseiro @TennisFan_1985 @Michaelrhino75 @jusvan28 It’s totally fine to prefer Rafa or Roger, tennis is emotional. But when we talk about who’s the greatest, it’s not about vibes. It’s about numbers, dominance, longevity, and completeness. If believing otherwise, its OK, be happy with wishes, I'm happy with real facts.

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@RealPaseiro @TennisFan_1985 @Michaelrhino75 @jusvan28 The “limping lion” somehow beat Novak in 4 Slam finals. So… he was healthy enough then, right? Funny how the lion only starts limping when Novak ends up king of the jungle. Numbers don’t care about narratives—24 > 22 > 20. That’s the real roar.

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@RealPaseiro @TennisFan_1985 @Michaelrhino75 @jusvan28 Saying Djokovic only started winning because Rafa got injured ignores the real story: Novak had undiagnosed gluten intolerance early on. Once he fixed it in 2010, his body transformed—and so did his game. 2011 wasn't luck. It was finally playing at full power.

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@RealPaseiro @TennisFan_1985 @Michaelrhino75 @jusvan28 If Musetti ends up with more Slams, a winning H2H vs Carlos, and dominates for over a decade—even if Carlos had a knee issue—then yes, numbers don’t lie. Greatness isn’t just peak level, it’s longevity, adaptability, and consistency. That’s why Djokovic leads the GOAT race

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@RealPaseiro @TennisFan_1985 @Michaelrhino75 @jusvan28 If Novak’s Slam finals vs Berrettini or Tsitsipas don’t impress you, wait till you hear Nadal beat titans like Mariano Puerta, Kevin Anderson, Casper Ruud, and Berdych in GS finals. Truly the stuff of legends. 😌

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@RealPaseiro @TennisFan_1985 @Michaelrhino75 @jusvan28 If you think Nadal was better—despite competing in the same era (just 1 year apart)—and in 3 out of every 4 Slams Nadal won, Novak or Roger weren’t in the draw, you might just discover that your “weak competition” argument against Novak actually fits Nadal better.

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@RealPaseiro @TennisFan_1985 @Michaelrhino75 @jusvan28 I agree with almost everything you said—except the idea that Novak faced less competition in Slams. He won 22 of his 24 with at least one other Big 3 present (92%). Nadal: ~73%. Federer: 55%. If anyone won with the bar set highest, it was Novak.