As Nadal reached the top of Melbourne Park last night beijing time, he also threw off Djokovic and Federer with twenty-one crowns, enjoying the honor of being the first person in the history of men's tennis Grand Slams.
The trio went from an equal difference of 20-18-16 to a balance of 20-20-20 for only four years. And now Nadal stands out and tilts the balance again. Let's take a look at who is currently on the overall ranking of men's and women's Grand Slam titles in the history of tennis?
1. Margaret-Court 24
The Ancient Mythical Beast continues to seek defeat alone, but her 24 crowns are not safe, although Serena has a hard time breaking her record, but Nadal and Djokovic are both eyeing each other, and in today's tennis world, they are still fully competitive.
2. Serena Williams 23
Serena had been holding four plates in a row for the first two years, and she had lost her best time to catch up with Court. Of course, in theory, she still has the possibility of equalization, but it is indispensable to the time and place.
Even so, Serena can be in a position of sitting on the second and looking forward to one, and steadily suppress the next one.
3. Graff 22
With Serena's birth, Graf's record was broken, but one record was destined to be unique to her: the Annual Gold Slam.
Many players have spent their entire lives unable to catch up with her, let alone achieve this achievement.
4. Nadal 21
From 20 to 21, what kind of tortuous road has Nadal taken? The Australian Open has been repeatedly hit, the French Open has been defeated by old rival Djokovic, injuries have been plagued, the new crown infection...
It is inevitable to remind us of that sentence: Therefore the heavens will descend upon the Scythians, and they will first suffer their hearts, strain their bones, starve their bodies, and empty their bodies...
Achieving the 21st crown is in their own sad Australian Open, not the back garden legal open, which makes people have more expectations for Nadal...
5. Federer Djokovic 20
Emotionally, of course, we would prefer Federer to return to the throne and win a Grand Slam title. But reason tells us that the Swiss king is able to play healthy, I am afraid it is a great blessing, we should not ask for too much.
Djokovic is now extremely competitive in all four Grand Slams, and it won't be too difficult for him to increase his Number of Grand Slam titles in the future.
It's just that he needs to focus more on tennis itself, not knowing that he has put himself at a disadvantage in the best competition in history because of a series of off-court events.
Will this equal difference sequence plot change? Will the list change again? When do you think it will be broken at the earliest? (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)