With the end of the barcelona and Belgrade tournaments, two players have also joined the sequence of the season's most champions and Nadal. And look at which three people:
Nadal (Melbourne, Australian Open, Acapulco)
The first to bear the brunt of this is of course the best-performing men's singles player of the season, Nadal.
After he went out to the Australian season with the new crown and was not optimistic, and tepidly won the Melbourne championship, there were still not many people who had much hope for his australian open.
But the God of War is the God of War, even after falling behind in two sets in the Australian Open final, he still won the twenty-first Grand Slam championship trophy with his super strength, taking the lead in the competition of the big three.
In the ensuing Acapulco race, he defeated Nori in the final, once again breaking his record for the oldest champion he held.
At this point, the first quarter of the season has only been played, and he has already won three championships in his hands.
Rublev (Marseille, Dubai, Belgrade)
With his stunning performances in the ATP500 in recent years, Rublev was awarded the title of "King of the ATP500 Race".
It was thought that this year, with Rotterdam's defense failed and the competition rarely played well, the Russians would go downhill. Unexpectedly, he quickly rebounded, winning back-to-back titles in Marseille, France and Dubai in the Middle East.
Growing up in Barcelona, he gave up the second hometown tournament of the same time period this time and moved to belgrade, and in the final, he defeated the local king Djokovic in the form of an egg to win the championship.
While winning the twelfth title of his career, he also equaled the number of titles won by idol Nadal this season.
Alcaraz (Rio, Miami, Barcelona)
In the barcelona match that started at the same time, after Alcaraz's difficult reversal of victory over DeMinal in the semi-finals, the light boat has crossed the mountain, and the final two sets easily defeated big brother Busta, also equaling the number of champions of idol Nadal this season.
In the previous Rio, Alcaraz, who only played for the first time on the tour in the same period last year, achieved the top after a year, from rookie to champion, such a growth rate is staggering!
After losing to idol Nadal in the semi-finals of the Indian Wells Masters, Alcalas soared into the next Miami Masters, defeating Tsitsipas, Rudd and many other top ten in the world, and finally became the youngest champion in the history of the tournament.
This season has only been playing for four months, and there is a scene of three people in the singles championship list. So, who do you think will be the first to take the fourth title? (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)