His most incredible record, besides the fact that 75%of tournaments he won are big tournaments,is, that the Rest of the world has beaten Nadal in Roland Garros only once, while he has beaten him twice.While his chances to Face Nadal are at best 1 per tournament while the Rest of the world (+ federer) has this chance in every other game.
2015 and 2016 until rg is the greatest highest elo level ever in tennis history. Thats why the talks were about Rafa not in form, truth is Novak was the best for year and a half on all surfaces, with minor glimps from time to time..but almost perfect tennis entire 1,5 year.
@@nikolakostic1310 Bro doesn't even know how to make a coherent argument claim. Nadal's level was much higher at the 2019 Australian Open compared to Doha 2016. Djoko's level didn't increase by a long shot in 2019 AO compared to Doha 2016. Therefore, Djokovic's demolition of Rafa at the 2019 AO final was more impressive.
@@JH-bb8in Nole reached semis and took a set off a future tournament winner playing worst match in his career while having issues with his wrist and suffering a flu 😂😂😂
@@JH-bb8in what's usual in his "flu" excuses? anyway, there is Sinner, who told in post-match presser that there was something off with Nole in the match and there is some random "JH-bb8in" in youtube comments that claims that it's an excuse. Now figure out how credible your opinion is 😂
@@khanhnguyen-cy6jm Only 8 players in open era managed to win at least eight slams in total including clay. And only 5 players non clay.. Big three + Pete Sampras + Jimmy Connors
no grand slams are gifted and he had good hard surface play when he was younger, injuries got to him and that's why he's only been consistently the best on clay which is a slower surface, but considered the toughest to play on by pro's
It’s gotten to the point where Nadal hasn’t played Novak in four years off of clay because he knows he will lose so will refuse and lose early. Or he’ll just pull out
@@baruch-funsodada8935 it's why Nadal couldn't help "joking" " I'd much rather Novak Djokovic didn't play at Australian Open" in January 2022. Kicking your greatest rival when he was down like that after being told to come over by the Australians was snivelling. But Karma does tend to find a way....
@@baruch-funsodada8935 it’s completely true. Rafa only played Federer and Djokovic off of clay when he felt he had the upper hand. He’s the most overrated tennis player of all time
@@slobodanindic5216 exactly. The logic rafa fans used in the 2000’s and 2010’s for why Rafa was better than Fed is the exact logic that they refuse when explained why Djokovic is better than Rafa. They’re the worst fan base in the sport of tennis
Nadal had huge problems with his backhand though. in a match, Nadal needs to use the pointing finger-trick above the thumb on the racquet, and do so whenever he feels like it. That is a part to djokovic's success. When the pointing finger is above the thumb, ofcourse it sometimes must be some space between the pointing finger and the thumb. Why? Because It is more comfortable. When the pointing finger is above the thumb, ofcourse it sometimes must be some space between the pointing finger and the thumb. Why? Because It is more comfortable.
Novak was and is superior in all courts. Yes he is showung his matured superiority to the emergibg generation in a very positive manner. Of the 3 legendary players only Novak could handle the new ones . Novak's contributiin to the game is incomparable.
In 9 matches over 7 years.. Djokovic won 116 games to Nadal's 57 with only 2 tie breaks played !!! No wonder Nadal is always injury prone on hardcourts.. he only wins 32% of the points against his strongest rival
most of their matches came from 2015 and 2016 when rafa was not even able to take a set on clay lol they never meet when rafa was playing his best on hardcourts novak had a chance at us open and lost to wawrinka i think its not as bad as peple try to make it up
@l7eb9yd5d everyone who watched tennis a bit more serious can see that rafa legit played at his 60% injuries fucked him hard thats not even close to what rafa can do why didnt nole straight set win at wimbledon tho and he would probably lost if they didnt close the roof but anyway look at that match thats real rafa on faster courts rafa would legit lose everysingle game playing like that in this videos even on clay against djokovic
@@tircek1233 everyone who watches tennis with their brains turned on can see him being "injured" on surfaces other than clay and magically demolish everyone when pure power and stamina can outmatch skill.
@@user-ll7eb9yd5d nope rafa is the most skilled player only his serve is weak and thats why he is the best on clay if he would be able to serve like us open 2010 where he destroyed novak that would be 1 level above the rest unlucky he injured his shoulder
Wish Nadal was more daring rather than trying to avoid him outside clay since 2019 AO. Even Federer in his old days was never scared to face nole, and thats why probably we'll never get any Djodal matches except RG maybe.
It is funny how since the beginning of 2016 Rafa played the ONLY non-team match on hard with Novak avoiding him by any means and withdrawing from tournaments. Meanwhile on clay they play 8! times for the same period.
I think that Nadal is sort of claustrophobic... only one title indoor hard in entire career and even that was in Madrid 2005 Total different player outdoor, particulary at times when wind turns clay in your mouth, nose and eyes...these are conditions where he is a king... Where Medvedev curses, Nadal rejoices.
1. Video is talking about Nadal's losing streak against Novak on hard court in general, not just indoor hard courts 2. "Total different player outdoor, particulary at times when wind turns clay in your mouth, nose and eyes...these are conditions where he is a king" completely off-topic and yet again fails to understand what the main point of the video is about, mentioning "outdoor" and "clay" all of a sudden 3. Bro needs to cope harder
@oesAreLoyal Nadal could beat Djokovic at whatever hard courts... only if there is a sort of stronger wind or if sun too hot, things like that... well that usually could happen to be only outdoor. It is not offtopic, just a bit more... all in hope, that you can try to read between the lines more easely 😊
@@milankostic5401 literally the most braindead and delusional so-called tennis fan I've ever seen "Nadal could beat Djokovic at whatever hard courts" 🤡😂🤣
@oesAreLoyal He, he, which video title you like more "Nadal Didnt Won An Indoor Hard Court Title In 20 Years" OR "Nadal Won One and Only An Indoor Hard Court Title - EVER" ? Whatever you choose do not matter, because it is pretty much known his reuslt are bad there... do not matter who he played, Djokovic or whoever else. Title here says "This Djokovic Record Against Nadal Is SCARY" Because of that SCARY, i mentioned samo *PHOBIA guesses ... i didnt noticed anything scary about this, as this is pretty much known to me 😂
Rafael nadal has 387 weeks and steffi graf has 377 weeks of world no. 1. Steffi graf's 377-week no. 1 turns out to be not long enough even though it should never be compared with ATP. Djokovic certainly has 418 weeks of no. 1. But, that record doesn't seem to be enough either
@@NovakIndiaFans I'm just kidding. 387 weeks refer to world no. 2 cuz nadal has the total of 596 weeks of being in top 2. That's why djokovic's 418-week record is nadal's doubled no.1 record
Nadal pobre, justo cuando pensó por fin despues de tantos años obsesionado librarse de Federer para ser el mejor, aparece un joven que lo superó. De allí los comentarios no inteligentes y que la gran mayoria reconoce como envidia hacia colegas tenistas que lo superan. Pronto se retirará y según veo ni siquiera quedará como ejemplo de deportista con valores para los jovenes.
On hard courts, Nadal becomes Djokovic's rag-doll. It's hard to believe that it was the same Novak who lost to Nadal at the US Open all those years ago. Novak never stops improving.
Thats true, I say turning point is 2014 Wimbledon, Novak start to add 2 or more slams every year... its a big difference in mentality in slams from 2014, he just realized that he can beat everybody now on all surface. 2015 was example in Rg against most succeful player on clay, but not the best in terms of highest level performance. 2011, got me first tkinking that Novak can play better on dirt than Rafa. Rafa was just more consistent, but that 8 wins showed how Novak can really outplay Rafa on clay than anyone is capable of doing. He is considered the 3rd greatest player on clay all time. For me he is sharing first position with Rafa in terms of play. 68 to 20 titles and 14 to 3 GS you cant really compare, but just in terms of level of play, i put them as equals.
Novak, the player with no weakness to his game. 99% of his losses are him beating himself and having a bad day at the office. The only exceptions are the odd few matches he's had with Federer and Nadal over the years, we're he's been hammered. But the big three are like a microclimate of their own and Novak has always returned the favour in triplicate. Which is why he is the most decorated player in history and on all surfaces and tournaments.
Nadal needs more time than novak in every shot , nadal is so good in hard courts but novak in fast courts is just a flash moving his backhand is weapon his serve is better than nadal
Big fng deal. Nadal wins so much on clay and many majors that the indoor hardcourt season has always been his weakest. Nole fans should be happy about this since this allows for less competition.
There’s more: Rafa has won 4+ games in only 21 percent of the sets he played against Novak No wonder he quits like a coward before any potential matchups against Novak
Nadal got Muller Weiss Syndrome in 2005. Doctor adviced to finish career. if he played all his career with injections and some extra juices, its no miracle that he was one of most physical player, who could run for hours and foot and pain wasnt i big deal i guess winning over 90 titles, 21* slams...its not like he was absent all the time. He was pretty much involved in all seasons. But from 2011 the talk about his injuries became more relevant. He didnt talked much before when he was winning against all. Soo im really interested what is actual real truth behind all this. Because is unreal to put 3rd best results in history with such big obstacles..how is posible to be soo dominant, caring so much injuries all your career. As it is , that was always present with Nadal. Im starting to believe this story of Goatkovic of video about Nadals injury. I dont know any sportman who could do so much with that kind of body, in a sport when you have to run all the time.
TUE, aka Therapeutic Use Exemptions retroactively provided by spanish "anti"-doping agency - the whole secret of his success. Also, cakewalk draws like his 2 USO runs, where he faced only 1 (!!!) opponent from top-20.
Nadal suffers Muller-Weiss Syndrome is characterized by the navicular bone's progressive collapse and fragmentation leading to mid and hind foot pain and deformity Novak is legend player But imagine if nadal didn't suffer this sickness what would happen
This "syndrome" (even if it's legit, which is questionable) allows him to use substances that are banned even in horse racing. Imagine him playing without his "superhuman stamina and strength" 🤷🏻
Now imagine if Novak didn't have diet problems and gluten intolerance back in the early days. 2008-2010 = that's 3 years or 11 Slams. Add his elbow surgery in 2017-2018 = that's 6 Slams. Pandemic/politics era 2020-2022 = that's 4 Slams. 11+6+4 = 21 Slams lost for ill/injured/banned Djokovic. Let's say he would have won at least 30% of them => 24 + 6 = 30 Slams!
@@edinmilenko1340 IF we consider these injuries legit (since he's the only athlete in history to time his injuries to be free of them on his favourite surface), they come from his play style, which is the whole reason of him having ALL his records.
Some of these matches it feels like Nole is playing a qualifier …. Brutal
Incredible record !
His most incredible record, besides the fact that 75%of tournaments he won are big tournaments,is,
that the Rest of the world has beaten Nadal in Roland Garros only once, while he has beaten him twice.While his chances to Face Nadal are at best 1 per tournament while the Rest of the world (+ federer) has this chance in every other game.
Novak he is the best when it is most difficult and physically and mentally he is the strongest of all on the ATP tour GOAT 👑💪💯❤️🇷🇸😉😎👊
That 2016 doha final tennis is the greatest tennis anyone has ever played. During that time nole achieved the highets elo ever
Rafa wasn't 100% fit and ready. Djoko's 2019 AO final demolition of Rafa is the highest elo match I've ever seen.
2015 and 2016 until rg is the greatest highest elo level ever in tennis history. Thats why the talks were about Rafa not in form, truth is Novak was the best for year and a half on all surfaces, with minor glimps from time to time..but almost perfect tennis entire 1,5 year.
@@nikolakostic1310 Bro doesn't even know how to make a coherent argument claim.
Nadal's level was much higher at the 2019 Australian Open compared to Doha 2016. Djoko's level didn't increase by a long shot in 2019 AO compared to Doha 2016. Therefore, Djokovic's demolition of Rafa at the 2019 AO final was more impressive.
@@TheseHoesAreLoyal That makes sense yeah
Federer would have taken Djokovic to three tight sets that day
😂😂😂😂 Nole the BOSS
Nole couldn’t even break Sinner in AO 😂😂😂
@@JH-bb8in Nole reached semis and took a set off a future tournament winner playing worst match in his career while having issues with his wrist and suffering a flu 😂😂😂
@@user-ll7eb9yd5d Nole with his usual "flu" excuses LMAO
@@JH-bb8in what's usual in his "flu" excuses? anyway, there is Sinner, who told in post-match presser that there was something off with Nole in the match and there is some random "JH-bb8in" in youtube comments that claims that it's an excuse. Now figure out how credible your opinion is 😂
Nadal is so overrated on surfaces outside of clay. Two of his US open’s and one of his Australian Open’s were gifted to him
Well he beat a near prime djokovic in USO 2010, how is that gifted to him?
how many players has 8 non clay slam ? please use your brain as human
Most clay guys are useless outside of clay. Nadal was not.
@@khanhnguyen-cy6jm Only 8 players in open era managed to win at least eight slams in total including clay. And only 5 players non clay.. Big three + Pete Sampras + Jimmy Connors
no grand slams are gifted and he had good hard surface play when he was younger, injuries got to him and that's why he's only been consistently the best on clay which is a slower surface, but considered the toughest to play on by pro's
Fantastico !
It’s gotten to the point where Nadal hasn’t played Novak in four years off of clay because he knows he will lose so will refuse and lose early. Or he’ll just pull out
That's not true.
@@baruch-funsodada8935 it's why Nadal couldn't help "joking" " I'd much rather Novak Djokovic didn't play at Australian Open" in January 2022. Kicking your greatest rival when he was down like that after being told to come over by the Australians was snivelling. But Karma does tend to find a way....
Rafa never won Novak at AO,but Novak is the only one who beat him twice at RG!😂😂😂
@@baruch-funsodada8935 it’s completely true. Rafa only played Federer and Djokovic off of clay when he felt he had the upper hand. He’s the most overrated tennis player of all time
@@slobodanindic5216 exactly. The logic rafa fans used in the 2000’s and 2010’s for why Rafa was better than Fed is the exact logic that they refuse when explained why Djokovic is better than Rafa. They’re the worst fan base in the sport of tennis
Brutality
Fatality
Humility
Nadal's backand is his main problem. He uses it to return, not to make points.
Nadal had huge problems with his backhand though.
in a match, Nadal needs to use the pointing finger-trick above the thumb on the racquet, and do so whenever he feels like it.
That is a part to djokovic's success.
When the pointing finger is above the thumb, ofcourse it sometimes must be some space between the pointing finger and the thumb.
Why? Because It is more comfortable.
When the pointing finger is above the thumb, ofcourse it sometimes must be some space between the pointing finger and the thumb.
Why? Because It is more comfortable.
even set...
Novak was and is superior in all courts. Yes he is showung his matured superiority to the emergibg generation in a very positive manner. Of the 3 legendary players only Novak could handle the new ones . Novak's contributiin to the game is incomparable.
NoVax the Serbianator is simply the goat
Brutal.
Not as brutal as your sharp analysis videos on why Djoko is the goat, your channel is the best Djokovic channel, keep it up man
In 9 matches over 7 years.. Djokovic won 116 games to Nadal's 57 with only 2 tie breaks played !!!
No wonder Nadal is always injury prone on hardcourts.. he only wins 32% of the points against his strongest rival
AO 2019 too
لاعب عظيم ولايشق له غبار
Hey NIF - this a redo of an older video of yours.
Novak is simply irresistible & the best ❤
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The Doha Djokovic is the best player I’ve ever seen
Everyone else took at least one set against Novak on hard courts in last 11 years except Nadal, sounds stupid right? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
most of their matches came from 2015 and 2016 when rafa was not even able to take a set on clay lol they never meet when rafa was playing his best on hardcourts novak had a chance at us open and lost to wawrinka i think its not as bad as peple try to make it up
@@tircek1233 since 2013 Nadal won less games off Nole than Monfils. It's literally as bad as it looks.
@l7eb9yd5d everyone who watched tennis a bit more serious can see that rafa legit played at his 60% injuries fucked him hard thats not even close to what rafa can do why didnt nole straight set win at wimbledon tho and he would probably lost if they didnt close the roof but anyway look at that match thats real rafa on faster courts rafa would legit lose everysingle game playing like that in this videos even on clay against djokovic
@@tircek1233 everyone who watches tennis with their brains turned on can see him being "injured" on surfaces other than clay and magically demolish everyone when pure power and stamina can outmatch skill.
@@user-ll7eb9yd5d nope rafa is the most skilled player only his serve is weak and thats why he is the best on clay if he would be able to serve like us open 2010 where he destroyed novak that would be 1 level above the rest unlucky he injured his shoulder
Wish Nadal was more daring rather than trying to avoid him outside clay since 2019 AO. Even Federer in his old days was never scared to face nole, and thats why probably we'll never get any Djodal matches except RG maybe.
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It is funny how since the beginning of 2016 Rafa played the ONLY non-team match on hard with Novak avoiding him by any means and withdrawing from tournaments.
Meanwhile on clay they play 8! times for the same period.
Nadal just can’t produce the kind of shots that Djokovic can, it’s as simple as that.
its only going to get better, bc novx made better health choices recently. they dont call him novx for no reason, eh.
And what about the baggles????? from Nadal to Djockovic and the other way around....... sorry there is no other way around!!
Novak is n°1 of all time!
I think that Nadal is sort of claustrophobic... only one title indoor hard in entire career and even that was in Madrid 2005 Total different player outdoor, particulary at times when wind turns clay in your mouth, nose and eyes...these are conditions where he is a king...
Where Medvedev curses, Nadal rejoices.
1. Video is talking about Nadal's losing streak against Novak on hard court in general, not just indoor hard courts
2. "Total different player outdoor, particulary at times when wind turns clay in your mouth, nose and eyes...these are conditions where he is a king" completely off-topic and yet again fails to understand what the main point of the video is about, mentioning "outdoor" and "clay" all of a sudden
3. Bro needs to cope harder
@oesAreLoyal Nadal could beat Djokovic at whatever hard courts... only if there is a sort of stronger wind or if sun too hot, things like that... well that usually could happen to be only outdoor.
It is not offtopic, just a bit more... all in hope, that you can try to read between the lines more easely 😊
@@milankostic5401 literally the most braindead and delusional so-called tennis fan I've ever seen "Nadal could beat Djokovic at whatever hard courts" 🤡😂🤣
@oesAreLoyal He, he, which video title you like more
"Nadal Didnt Won An Indoor Hard Court Title In 20 Years" OR
"Nadal Won One and Only An Indoor Hard Court Title - EVER" ?
Whatever you choose do not matter, because it is pretty much known his reuslt are bad there... do not matter who he played, Djokovic or whoever else.
Title here says "This Djokovic Record Against Nadal Is SCARY"
Because of that SCARY, i mentioned samo *PHOBIA guesses ... i didnt noticed anything scary about this, as this is pretty much known to me 😂
@@milankostic5401 I think you need to get some help
Rafael nadal has 387 weeks and steffi graf has 377 weeks of world no. 1. Steffi graf's 377-week no. 1 turns out to be not long enough even though it should never be compared with ATP. Djokovic certainly has 418 weeks of no. 1. But, that record doesn't seem to be enough either
Nadal has 209 weeks of No.1
@@NovakIndiaFans I'm just kidding. 387 weeks refer to world no. 2 cuz nadal has the total of 596 weeks of being in top 2. That's why djokovic's 418-week record is nadal's doubled no.1 record
Worst year of Nadal not really relevant
Just be wary mentioning the King's name... any of you might need to walk on clay some day
Nadal was an easy prey for the 🐐
Nadal pobre, justo cuando pensó por fin despues de tantos años obsesionado librarse de Federer para ser el mejor, aparece un joven que lo superó.
De allí los comentarios no inteligentes y que la gran mayoria reconoce como envidia hacia colegas tenistas que lo superan.
Pronto se retirará y según veo ni siquiera quedará como ejemplo de deportista con valores para los jovenes.
Novak siempre será la piedrita en el zapato de Nadal
On hard courts, Nadal becomes Djokovic's rag-doll. It's hard to believe that it was the same Novak who lost to Nadal at the US Open all those years ago. Novak never stops improving.
Thats true, I say turning point is 2014 Wimbledon, Novak start to add 2 or more slams every year... its a big difference in mentality in slams from 2014, he just realized that he can beat everybody now on all surface. 2015 was example in Rg against most succeful player on clay, but not the best in terms of highest level performance. 2011, got me first tkinking that Novak can play better on dirt than Rafa. Rafa was just more consistent, but that 8 wins showed how Novak can really outplay Rafa on clay than anyone is capable of doing. He is considered the 3rd greatest player on clay all time. For me he is sharing first position with Rafa in terms of play. 68 to 20 titles and 14 to 3 GS you cant really compare, but just in terms of level of play, i put them as equals.
Novak, the player with no weakness to his game. 99% of his losses are him beating himself and having a bad day at the office. The only exceptions are the odd few matches he's had with Federer and Nadal over the years, we're he's been hammered. But the big three are like a microclimate of their own and Novak has always returned the favour in triplicate. Which is why he is the most decorated player in history and on all surfaces and tournaments.
Nadal needs more time than novak in every shot , nadal is so good in hard courts but novak in fast courts is just a flash moving his backhand is weapon his serve is better than nadal
Big fng deal. Nadal wins so much on clay and many majors that the indoor hardcourt season has always been his weakest. Nole fans should be happy about this since this allows for less competition.
There’s more: Rafa has won 4+ games in only 21 percent of the sets he played against Novak
No wonder he quits like a coward before any potential matchups against Novak
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Nadal got Muller Weiss Syndrome in 2005. Doctor adviced to finish career. if he played all his career with injections and some extra juices, its no miracle that he was one of most physical player, who could run for hours and foot and pain wasnt i big deal i guess winning over 90 titles, 21* slams...its not like he was absent all the time. He was pretty much involved in all seasons. But from 2011 the talk about his injuries became more relevant. He didnt talked much before when he was winning against all. Soo im really interested what is actual real truth behind all this. Because is unreal to put 3rd best results in history with such big obstacles..how is posible to be soo dominant, caring so much injuries all your career. As it is , that was always present with Nadal. Im starting to believe this story of Goatkovic of video about Nadals injury. I dont know any sportman who could do so much with that kind of body, in a sport when you have to run all the time.
TUE, aka Therapeutic Use Exemptions retroactively provided by spanish "anti"-doping agency - the whole secret of his success. Also, cakewalk draws like his 2 USO runs, where he faced only 1 (!!!) opponent from top-20.
Nadal suffers Muller-Weiss Syndrome is characterized by the navicular bone's progressive collapse and fragmentation leading to mid and hind foot pain and deformity
Novak is legend player
But imagine if nadal didn't suffer this sickness what would happen
This "syndrome" (even if it's legit, which is questionable) allows him to use substances that are banned even in horse racing. Imagine him playing without his "superhuman stamina and strength" 🤷🏻
Now imagine if Novak didn't have diet problems and gluten intolerance back in the early days. 2008-2010 = that's 3 years or 11 Slams. Add his elbow surgery in 2017-2018 = that's 6 Slams. Pandemic/politics era 2020-2022 = that's 4 Slams.
11+6+4 = 21 Slams lost for ill/injured/banned Djokovic.
Let's say he would have won at least 30% of them => 24 + 6 = 30 Slams!
@@Tennis_Experti agree with everything you said except for injures, Rafa got more injured (I am a Djokovic fan)
@@edinmilenko1340 IF we consider these injuries legit (since he's the only athlete in history to time his injuries to be free of them on his favourite surface), they come from his play style, which is the whole reason of him having ALL his records.
If my grandma had wheels she would have been a bike