All along, the men's tennis world has been dominated by the Big Four, who have dominated two generations and won a big package, especially in Grand Slam events, showing super dominance.
As a result, there are many lamentations: for fans, they were born in the best era, but for other players, they were born in the wrong era.
The young generation after the 90s, the hope of the future tennis world, has been ruthlessly suppressed by the three giants and cannot turn over.
Countless post-90s players have been swept away by the big waves, folded and disappeared in the long river of history.
Similarly, in the search for the successor of the Big Four, the dawn is also beginning to appear.
It's still too early.
It is also a kind of encouragement and expectation.
This is the familiar four little kings of the nineties.
They are: Tim, Zverev, Tsitsipas and Medvedev.
This year, it's Thiem's tenth season in professional tennis, and it's not easy.
In 2020, Thiem met Zverev, who is also the king of the four heavens, in the FINAL OF the US Open, which was described as having no gold content in the Grand Slam final, Thiem let two chase three, and finally won the first Grand Slam title of his career.
That victory also allowed post-90s players to stand on the highest stage of the Grand Slam arena for the first time and enjoy the highest glory.
That victory made Tim the first of the Four Heavenly Kings.
That time winning the championship, many famous people and experts have sighed:
Tim is fierce!
The world of the big three is afraid to change the sky.
If you look at Tim's record against the Big Three, you'll agree with that.
Against the Big Three, Tim is the best performer of all the players.
In the two most recent seasons from 2019 to 2020, Thiem has played against the Big Three a total of 12 times, with a win-loss ratio of 9:3!
Among them, against Federer, he won three games, with Nadal in five games and three wins, and Djokovic was four in three wins.
It can be said that in one word: comprehensive lead.
Even on the stage of the Grand Slam, Tim's performance is not less than let go:
Eliminated Djokovic twice at the French Open, one of which swept in three sets and delivered eggs;
Once defeated Nadal at the Australian Open, the same three sets were swept.
Tim played, and was criticized by the fans for being too honest, never spending time, so he closed his eyes and chiseled it hard, no matter who it was.
Indeed, in general, players without a high-ball dealer do not have a high career ceiling.
And Tim can achieve such a result, but with his own hard power to fight out a bloody road.
It's amazing.
No one hates him, some call him cute, some call him a cute, some call him a to his sexy, upturned ass.
All prove that Tim is a good person in everyone's heart.
So, what is Tim's mastery?
Technically, the right hand SLR, the backhand position can return to the super strong upward rotation ball, while ensuring the stability of the return ball, the backhand straight line attack is also full of penetration.
According to some statistics, the current Tim, in the speed of the upturned ball, has surpassed the elderly Nadal.
He is also the only one of the single-player players who can pull back from Nadal's forehand super-ups in the backhand position.
Thiem's forehand counter-slash attack was equally powerful, and even Djokovic was deeply jealous.
The second is on a spiritual level:
The aggressiveness and motivation to play against the Big Three makes Tim eager to play against them and can constantly sum up and play better and better.
There are not many such players whose mission is to defeat the Big Three, and if they can, most other players will choose to avoid.
To be so arrogant, except for the fierce general Wawrinka, belongs to Tim.
In fact, Tim's growth, from the opponent, the one who helped him the most was undoubtedly Nadal.
The more you are abused, the more you feel grateful.
That's it.
It's just, now —
With last year's US Open winning the championship, after breaking through that hateful layer of window paper, it seems that it has fallen into another mud barrier in the tennis world and cannot extricate itself.
This is known as Grand Slam Syndrome, or One Slam Syndrome.
It refers to the fact that after winning the first Grand Slam title, the next performance showed a cliff-like decline and seriously lost its standard.
Yes, Tim fits all the characteristics of this pathology.
Since entering the 2021 season, not a single title has been won, often out early.
Even in the French internet celebrity dirt field that he is good at, he was eliminated from the first round for the first time in history.
Is it the injury that destroyed the once tireless tennis model to such an extent?
Or after winning the Grand Slam, the heart is sluggish, and it is difficult to find a direction without thinking of making progress?
Or after having a new girlfriend, the body has been hollowed out?
As the head of the four little heavenly kings after the nineties, it should not wither away so quickly, although the flowers are not red for a hundred days, but they will not turn into a short-lived defeat.
Watching Deyo at the age of 34, beating Tsitsipas, taking away the French internet celebrity soil laurels, and being imprisoned as a red clay prince, it is intolerable!
Looking forward to ——— the new Tim quickly resurrected with blood, but also a wonderful competitive world in the men's tennis world.