So who's the male tennis GOAT?

[Master]

But he will be remembered most of all for the elegance with which he played the sport he loved: a style and grace which endeared him to so many.

Out goes Roger..... in comes Kyrgios.

Hearing stories of Federer as a young player also having major tantrums in the early part of his career. He grew out of them and became a great.

[TitoFan]

But he will be remembered most of all for the elegance with which he played the sport he loved: a style and grace which endeared him to so many.

Out goes Roger..... in comes Kyrgios.

Hearing stories of Federer as a young player also having major tantrums in the early part of his career. He grew out of them and became a great.

Federer was a teenager. Kyrgios is 27.

[Master]

Djokovic now leads the Grand Slam race for the first time on the men's side. Federer was the first to break Pete Sampras' old record of 14 back in 2009. Djokovic and Nadal caught up, with the Spaniard pulling away on 22 last year.

But the Serb is finally in front of his rivals after winning his 23rd Grand Slam title at the French Open.

[TitoFan]

Great news. Plus Novak's younger than Nadal... so there's little danger of Rafa catching back up.

[Mark TKO]

Djok could easily get to 26 as there doesn't seem to be a consistent youngster coming through.

I'd still put Fed as the GOAT mind

[TitoFan]

Djok could easily get to 26 as there doesn't seem to be a consistent youngster coming through.

I'd still put Fed as the GOAT mind

I'm a big Fed fan, so I agree. If forced to rank the "Big Three" in terms of GOAT (with a personal bias)... I'd rank them like this:

1. Federer
2. Novak
3. Nadal

[Mark TKO]

I wrote earlier in the thread how I see all four slams going in a season with them all at their peak.

And I'll repeat something else that I said re Borg being overlooked when it comes to the GOAT