Next Gen: Zverev, Rublev, Tstispas, Tiafoe, Shapavalov, de Minaur, Rudd, Moutet, Fritz, Harris, Opelka Miomir Kecmanovic
Next Next Gen:Felix Auger-Aliassime, Sinner
I cant see your so called Lost gen winning a slam at all, but in Current Gen, I hold out hopes for Thiem in Paris next year, and would watch Medvedev, Khachanov and Kyrgios for a few years yet before writing them off.
Next Gen: Zverev, Rublev, Tstispas, Tiafoe, Shapavalov, de Minaur, Rudd, Moutet, Fritz, Harris, Opelka Miomir Kecmanovic
Next Next Gen:Felix Auger-Aliassime, Sinner
I cant see your so called Lost gen winning a slam at all, but in Current Gen, I hold out hopes for Thiem in Paris next year, and would watch Medvedev, Khachanov and Kyrgios for a few years yet before writing them off.
Yeh I agree, the lost gen are as good as dead, might not even get another masters out of them.
Federer-old gen
Stan, Novak, Cillic, Monfils, Andujar- old gen II
Dimitrov and Dwarftzman, Kopfer -the lost gen
Medvedev,Berrettini- Current gen
Zverev, Rublev-next gen
Federer-old gen Stan, Novak, Cillic, Monfils, Andujar- old gen II Dimitrov and Dwarftzman, Kopfer -the lost gen Medvedev,Berrettini- Current gen Zverev, Rublev-next gen
I like your categories, Vandy. But have you left out poor Rafa on purpose ?
The QF line up is nearly complete. And it still remains possible that a player born in the 90s will never win a grand slam. Soon the players born in the 00s will come in and dominate.
Old gen:Federer
Old gen II: Novak, Wawrinka (Nadal playing time of writing)
The QF line up is nearly complete. And it still remains possible that a player born in the 90s will never win a grand slam. Soon the players born in the 00s will come in and dominate.
Old gen:Federer
Old gen II: Novak, Wawrinka (Nadal playing time of writing)
The lost gen:Sangdren, Raonic
Current Gen: Thiem, Kyrgios (time of writing)
Next Gen:Zverev
Next Next gen: All eliminated
Well, the last 4 in the list (take out NK as he is out now) are all 90's born, so there is still a chance