In addition to Nadal, there are many first-person or candidates in active service! Like Messi and James!

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On January 31, Nadal chased three sets in a row after Medvedev 0-2 in the Wimbledon men's singles final, completing a big reversal and winning the championship! It was Nadal's 21st career Grand Slam title, the first in history, to complete a double grand slam. His other two all-time first-man rivals, Federer and Djokovic, both have "only" 20 Grand Slam titles.

The sport of tennis has ushered in a prosperous era, and there have been three candidates for the first person in history, of course, Nadal, Federer and Djokovic, all of whom have a large number of supporters, including support for their idea of becoming the first person in the history of tennis, and all of them are reasonable. There was originally Murray of England, but after he was injured, he had already retired from the competition. Now Murray's biggest wish is to continue to stand on the professional field and complete the game.

Nadal's victory has also sparked another discussion, that is, this era is the heyday of sports, because in different sports, there are many candidates for the first person in history, or even the first person in history! Like Messi and James, and Brady, Hamilton, and so on. If the new century is also added, and the famous people who have not been retired for too long are counted, then the list will be even larger, such as Bolt, Phelps and Lin Dan, and so on.

In football, Messi won the Copa America last year with the best player, the first scorer, the assist king, the first place in the whole game and the top of the ten statistics list to defeat the world's second Brazil with the golden ball candidate Neymar, and won the seventh golden ball award, and became the biggest favorite before the official announcement of the world footballer of the year, he has been recognized as surpassing Maradona and Pele as the first person in history. At the same time, Messi also has two identities: the third king and the first person in history.

In basketball, after James won the championship as FMVP in 2020 and made his big glory reach 4 championships 4FMVP4MVP, he was absolutely ahead of Abdul-Jabbar, Russell and Magic, becoming the closest and only one in history that could surpass Jordan. James can't surpass Jordan yet, but he's already a recognized first-man candidate in history.

On January 30, NFL officials and a number of authoritative sports media in the United States reported that the 44-year-old Tom Brady retired. However, Tom Brady himself did not officially announce this decision at the first time, he is still considering it. Tom Brady is an absolute first man in rugby/NFL history, and his dominance in football far exceeds Jordan's in basketball, as well as Messi, Maradona and Pele in football. In addition, Hamilton is also considered the first person in F1 history, and Malone was nominated as the first person in table tennis history. Tiger Woods, the first man in golf history, is still active.