Grand Slam final results show that Nadal is the deserved "king of kings"

From 2003 when Federer won Wimbledon to 2021 when Deyo won Wimbledon, a total of 72 Grand Slams were generated, of which Federer, Nadal and Deyo won 20 times each, ranking the best in ATP history, and are truly the "big three" in the tennis world. Because of this, the question arises about who is really the first person in the tennis world?

If you look at the winning percentage of the "Big Three" Grand Slam finals and the results between each other, this can be seen.

The first is the winning percentage of grand slam finals.

Nadal reached the final 28 times and won the title 20 times, with a win rate of 71.4%, while Federer and Djokovic both reached the final 31 times and won 20 times each, with a winning percentage of 64.5%.

The second is the record between the Grand Slam finals and each other.

Nadal reached the final 28 times and played against Feder 18 times, including: 9 with Federer 6 wins and 3 losses, and 9 times with Deutschy 5 wins and 4 losses, and the overall record against Feder was 11 wins and 7 losses, with a win rate of 61.1% against each other.

Federer reached the final 31 times, 14 of which were against Nader, including: 9 with Nadal, 3 wins and 6 losses, 5 times with Djokovic, and the overall record against Nader was 4 wins and 10 losses, with a win rate of 28.6% against each other.

Deyo reached the final 31 times, and 14 were against Fener, including 5 with Federer, 4 wins and 1 loss, and 9 with Nadal, with a total record of 8 wins and 6 losses, with a win rate of 57.1% against each other.

It can be seen from this that whether it is the winning rate of the Grand Slam final or the winning rate between the "Big Three" Grand Slam finals, Nadal is a more excellent existence and is a well-deserved "king of kings".