He isnt wrong, Djoko has done it all his career and it is quite possibly one of the main reasons many people dont like him - there are actually lots of reasons! - Djoko's supporters vehemently jump to his defence (not that Feds or Rafa's dont with their favourite) but Djoko seems to continuously cause friction and dislike with a lot more people.

Being regarded as the GOAT or one of the all time greats is clearly in part about achievements but a large part of the perception of players that will go down the years is how "liked" they were and I think, whatever slams record Djoko ends up with, he will struggle to have that feeling in the public mind of being the best ever, just because of the person he is.

Looking at the players left in the draw, I dont usually support Rafa but this year I find myself wanting him to win, but realistically it is anyone but Djoko for me, which is sad!

I am never sure where to put comments on the wheelchair events, so this seemed most general place. Mainly to say, Andy Lapthorne won his semifinal and is into the final of the Quad Wheelchair event. It is a 4 person draw.

I am not sure of how quad differs from the main wheelchair category. My naivety will show here - I presume Quad is for Quadraplegic and always presumed that meant not having ability in all 4 limbs? That may be wrong - the naive bit is understanding how someone who is limited (or paralysed?) on all 4 limbs can actually play the game, but perhaps that is simpler than I think - maybe it means that they can use their arms but there is some limitation on it that is defined that I dont understand? I think I have seen photos where the player straps the racket to the arm rather than holding it fully and presumably can move their shoulder in some way?

Anyone who knows more than my clumsy attempt to navigate it, let me know as I am genuinely interested. And well done to Andy for reaching the final in Paris. Alfie Hewett is also playing his semi in the main wheelchair category, that was in an 8 person field - he is 4-4 in the first set against the 2nd seeded Argentine.

And Alfie has got the win, into the final and beating the 2nd seed; I dont much about wheelchair tennis or it's ins and outs, but that feels like an excellent result and PoM nomination worth, perhaps??!

Fabulous! Well done Alfie

Quad players have a upper limb impairment as well as a lower limb one.

No you just need 2 and I'm not an expert.