Amjid Javed
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Great to see Fed win another grand slam! much deserved fairytale story for him! what a legend!
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Simply the Greatest Ever.
Amazing I thought he was past it but he continues to surprise me.. Top 4 sportsperson of all time can be argued for as being number 1.
Jahangir Khan eats up Federer when it comes to who is a greater athlete. Guys like Phelps, Macrianio and Gretzky have stats which dwarf over Fed's.
Jahangir Khan eats up Federer when it comes to who is a greater athlete. Guys like Phelps, Macrianio and Gretzky have stats which dwarf over Fed's.
Usain Bolt is another one.
But Federer is undoubtedly the GOAT in tennis (for men). His run has been extraordinary.
Jahangir Khan eats up Federer when it comes to who is a greater athlete. Guys like Phelps, Macrianio and Gretzky have stats which dwarf over Fed's.
To me Federer and Nadal are the greatest of all time and you could argue for 1 or the other but in last 12-13 months Federer just got ahead. And #3 is probably Djokovic. We have had the 3 greatest players of all time playing in the same era it is amazing.
Jahangir Khan player a sport which very few people played compared to tennis, his achievements are overt the moon and no one will deny them but unfortunately he doesn’t stand in GOAT listings.. Only Pakistanis talk about him in GOAT listings across sports..
Phelps yes you can argue has a good case.
Marciano as in the boxer Rocky Marciano? Just because he is undefeated doesn’t make him GOAT if that’s the case Mayweather has a better record beating Connor now.. Ali is GOAT in terms of boxing and as pound for pound sugar ray eats up Marciano..
Gretzky again plays a sport which is not global..
Jahangir Khan eats up Federer when it comes to who is a greater athlete. Guys like Phelps, Macrianio and Gretzky have stats which dwarf over Fed's.
Roger Federer much like Sachin has made his way into people's hearts which is what many greats fail to achieve despite the numbers. As great as his numbers are, his impact on Tennis and this generation cannot be quantified by them. He is today an inspiration to all for his phenomenal record coupled with his exemplary conduct on and off the court. Ordinary folks from all age groups and gender and celebrities flock to catch a glimpse of Federer. You just have to see the ovation he gets during the matches and after the victory yesterday. Roger Federer is pure royalty and he made it all possible through his hard work and humility.
Some despicable comments posted above and across the internet by trolls just goes to show no matter how good you are and how great your achievements are, there will always be some sad people trash talking.
Jahangir Khan player a sport which very few people played compared to tennis, his achievements are overt the moon and no one will deny them but unfortunately he doesn’t stand in GOAT listings.. Only Pakistanis talk about him in GOAT listings across sports..
Phelps yes you can argue has a good case.
Marciano as in the boxer Rocky Marciano? Just because he is undefeated doesn’t make him GOAT if that’s the case Mayweather has a better record beating Connor now.. Ali is GOAT in terms of boxing and as pound for pound sugar ray eats up Marciano..
Gretzky again plays a sport which is not global..
Except for the last two, its hard to agree with the former two. Its a lot easier to dominate mickey-mouse sports that has a tiny fraction of participation and thus competition as tennis.
Otherwise lets start calling the greatest hurling player to be the greatest sportsman ever too.
Part from Football (Soccer) which sport is truly global? None.
So by that definition should we exclude athletes from any non-football sports?
We aren't just talking about Jahangir Khan as a true great across all sports because he's a Pakistani, we're doing it because of how dominant he was in his field.
Roger Federer much like Sachin has made his way into people's hearts which is what many greats fail to achieve despite the numbers. As great as his numbers are, his impact on Tennis and this generation cannot be quantified by them. He is today an inspiration to all for his phenomenal record coupled with his exemplary conduct on and off the court. Ordinary folks from all age groups and gender and celebrities flock to catch a glimpse of Federer. You just have to see the ovation he gets during the matches and after the victory yesterday. Roger Federer is pure royalty and he made it all possible through his hard work and humility.
Some despicable comments posted above and across the internet by trolls just goes to show no matter how good you are and how great your achievements are, there will always be some sad people trash talking.
I think winning 555 games in any sport leads you to the pinacle of any sporting GOAT standings, remember he not only did it in his own Sport, but did it in the hard ball American version too.
Agree on Marciano, however Ice Hockey is absolutely huge in North America and in Central/Eastern Europe. It's far from a minority sport, Gretzky's numbers are insane.
Similarly you'd have to put the likes of Phil Taylor (Darts) and Eddy Mercx (Cycling) in the upper echelons of sporting achievement.
Fans do flock in their masses to catch a glimpse of him, so much so that they disrespect other players, true tennis fans and of course the sport.
The jibberish you spout is the very reason why tennis needs him and his fans gone asap. I have seen so many matches involding Federer where not only is he cheered, but his opponents are booed, their service faults cheered and of course not a single sign of appreciation for the good play shown.
Everyone talks about Federer's game being the most elegant and the most iconic, but what they fail to mention is that in tennis academies all over the world right now it's Djokovic's movement and physique that is being taught and copied. It's not Federer's FH that is being taught, it's Nadal's FH. In terms of service motion and service approach it's Sampras' that's being used.
There's no disputing Federer's status as the GOAT in the open era of tennis, he is way out in front but people need to take their head out of his rear-end because it's not helping the sport.
Jahangir is a beastly athlete but unfortunately in terms of GOAT sportsperson list he would not even Be in top 50 of majority of people lists over the world since he played a relatively unknown sport..