"There is only one giant in the current international tennis world, and that is Djokovic. He was the best tennis player in the world, but Medvedev, Zverev and I followed. I firmly believe that the three of us will become the next generation of big three. ”
Despite an early exit at this year's Paris Masters, Greek star Tsitsipas is still quite confident in his recent remarks, saying that Deyo is the only giant at present, but he and Medvedev and Zverev will be the next generation of the big three.
So is Tsitsipas's current achievements enough to stand shoulder to shoulder with Medvedev and Zverev as the next big three? Let's take a look at the achievements of these three people so far.
#单打冠军数量
no.1 Zverev: 18 crowns
1 year end 5 masters
No.2 Medvedev: 13 crowns
1 Grand Slam 1 year-end 4 masters
No.3 Tsitsipas: 7 crowns
1 year end 1 master
Zverev leads with 18 titles in singles titles, and although all three hold the year-end finals, Tsitsipas has only one Masters title in addition to the title, while Medvedev holds the US Open and Zverev also has five Masters titles.
In addition, Tim's 17 crowns and Dimitrov's/Raonic/Rublev's 8 crowns are also above the Greeks, of course, the bottom three champions are slightly inferior.
#四大满贯最佳成绩
no.1 Medvedev
Australian Open: Runner-up
French Open: Quarterfinals
Wimbledon: Fourth round
US Open: Champion
no.2 Zverev
Australian Open: Final Four
French Open: Final Four
US Open: Runner-up
no.3 Tsitsipas
French Open: Runner-up
US Open: Third round
In terms of the best record in the Grand Slam, Medvedev, who won the US Open this year, is in the first place, and the Russian, who has reached the grand slam final three times, has achieved 1 championship and 2 sub-achievements.
Zverev, who played in the Grand Slam earlier, finished second with a score of 1 sub-3 semi-finals, Tsitsipas, although also 1 sub-3 semi-finals, was not as balanced as Zverev, and the Greek's best us open only the third round of the results dragged his feet.
#最高世界排名
Second in the world (cumulative 32 weeks)
Third in the world (cumulative 32 weeks)
3rd in the world (cumulative 13 weeks)
In fact, there is not much difference between the three in the world rankings, Medvedev is currently second in the top of the three, Zverev and Tsitsipas are currently in third place, but the German star reached this height as early as November 2017, and Tsitsipas only refreshed his personal best ranking in August this year.
Medvedev in 1996, Zverev in 1997, Tsitsipas in 1998, it is true that these three post-95s will be the backbone of the future tennis world, but the growth of the post-zero generation cannot be ignored, so who are you most optimistic about? (Source: House of Tennis Author: barbie)
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