Alcaraz, Swiatek Win French Open 2024 | Sinner Overtakes Djokovic at No.1 | Tennis Rankings

[@elainepotgieter9403]

Thanks for the update, Cam. Great as always! Sinner and Carlos at 1 and 2 is so amazing for me. I don't know if they have ever been so close in the rankings before, let alone 1 and 2. It couldn't happen to two nicer guys too! Great for Iga and Coco up to no 2 is awesome. Yay!

[@RamZar50]

- Swiatek is running away with the No. 1 ranking while others in the top 5 are underperforming. - Great to see Sinner & Alcaraz at No. 1 & 2 respectively and thus setting up more matchups in finals of tournaments. - Djokovic will almost certainly miss all the grass court tournaments including Wimbledon and show up for the Olympics on the same Roland Garros courts.

[@colethomas903]

@RamZar50 looks like he is gonna play Hamburg pre OG

[@jm7804]

Coming back from match point down is hardly running away with the title. That's the second time this year that she's come back from match points.

[@RamZar50]

@@colethomas903 Hamburg on clay courts would be a great tuneup for the Olympics and it starts two weeks before the Olympics on July 15th so Novak has enough time to recover from the Arthroscopy knee surgery.

[@RamZar50]

@@jm7804 Swiatek is running away from Gauff, Sabalenka and Rybakina in terms of WTA points. She’s 3707 points ahead of Gauff at No. 2 and has already qualified for the WTA Finals and well on her way to a third consecutive year-end No. 1 ranking.

[@mireafelder8194]

@@jm7804 So what? Djokovic came back from match point last year in Cinci, it happens to top players too go figure.

[@LdnLady]

I ALWAYS look forward to your ranking updates show Cam

[@coolyoutuber6237]

Iga is almost 4000 points ahead of other players. Also she did not win any tournaments after French open until US open last year. So she does not have much points to defend until US open. Her no.1 ranking will be 100% safe atleast until US open.

[@SmithyPL]

Until Beijing. She lost R4 at USO.

[@Em.A07]

Until the end of the season

[@Em.A07]

Until the end of the season.

[@coolyoutuber6237]

@@Em.A07 Iga won Shanghai and WTA finals last year. So she has to defend 2500 points there. Others top players will have slight chance to get her no.1 spot if Iga performs badly in Shanghai and WTA finals.

[@Mememeep]

Rafa's children won RG.. I'm happy.

[@lubamordkovich4077]

Stupid comment

[@neilbanahatti2477]

tf u talking about what

[@elainepotgieter9403]

Ha ha ha ha, good one, lol

[@Michael-qq2zo]

1GA Światek is unbeatable this season. Fact, she is already in WTA Finals (!) before Wimbledon. We are in the middle of season and 1GA is Q at the moment 🔥 Crazy form! Crazy champ! 🏆👏

[@TriggeredMonkey]

@tomr6955 You cannot be serious... there's no way Iga beats any male player in top 500.

[@juliop-xw1ix]

@tomr6955i hope this is a joke

[@leovogts1999]

​@tomr6955what did you smoke💀

[@MikeBarratt-lk3gt]

​@@juliop-xw1ixit would be closer than you think if you look at the stats the pace they hit the ball it's not that much difference

[@leonardosantoro-fergusson6703]

Well Sabalenka and Sinner qualified after winning the Australian so not that special. There is a rule that says any grand slam winner qualifies as long as they are in the top 20 by the cut of date. Considering how a slam gives you 2000 points the only way to not qualify is by not playing another match for the rest of the year, and even then you might qualify

[@lornawilliams550]

Well done to Sinner for becoming no.1. Congratulations to the French Open winners and to Paolini for such a wonderful run.

[@polishgigachad7097]

Congratulations to Gauff for avoiding eating two bagels in the semifinals.

[@abhays8524]

Kudos to Nole for such a long stint at No. 1 through all these years. It was the final time he was at that top spot. It's time now for new Big Guns to takeover & try to surpass that summit while Nole inks his final chapter.

[@wimzswimz9843]

Let's have the new players break even 500 weeks at no. 1. I'm wondering whether 428 weeks at no. 1 is eternal or not.

[@GaryAJMartin]

@@wimzswimz9843haha. That’s about 10 years.

[@Bard_Land]

Sinner likely stays No.1 until after the US Open at least, he's defending about 1200 fewer points than Alcaraz over that period.

[@ognjenhadzi-tonic6446]

I think right now there is too many variables with sinner having some injury problems and the olympics being this year. We also don’t know when Novak will play again.

[@harrdeeharr]

@@ognjenhadzi-tonic6446People said the same thing pre-RG and yet he was one set away from reaching the final and defeating the eventual champion. I think he’ll be okay

[@Theon435]

Sinner cant play on grass

[@vanessagarnier6636]

​@@ognjenhadzi-tonic6446 e quindi? Malgrado le variabili come lei dice, Sinner difende meno punti di Alcaraz

[@vanessagarnier6636]

​@@Theon435 l'ha stabilito lei😅😅😅 Gli anni precedenti è arrivato alle semifinali

[@mawafellowhuman]

Thanks for an amazing French Open two weeks Cam. Looking forward to seeing what unfolds at Wimbledon.

[@donna25871]

It’s an exciting time for the ATP. With Rafa in the final stages of his career and Djokovic no longer the dominant player he was we are getting to see who the players of the next decade will be.

[@Jackie-ji2sj]

It was exciting and incredible with the big 3 dominating. Won't see that again.

[@cryptoking8338]

Alcaraz had 7 double faults... Zverev cracked mentaly. Djokovic could easily win if he was healthy

[@novakgoatovic]

hahah bro NAdal is irrelevant since 2018.

[@MikeBarratt-lk3gt]

​@@cryptoking8338yes I would say this is the first generation of players that are not as good as the previous generation

[@shawne7228]

​@novakgoatovic Nadal has won five Grand Slam Titles since 2018. Including thrashing Djokovic With a bagel in the French Open final 2020. He also was On his way to winning the first three majors in 2022 before he finally got too injured and ran out of gas in The Wimbledon semi-final. Nole is the goat, but get your facts straight about Rafa. A true tennis fan appreciates the rivals of their favorite player.

[@deonatongpalen6502]

Congratulations to Sinner and Carlos.. 🎉❤

[@mattimeikalainen1635]

Forza Jannik💙

[@firstlast-pt5pp]

@0:52 - Navarro not going to the Paris Olympics because of quota but Andreeva got the last Olympic spot for her country

[@blastesz]

Fantastic News for Alex De Minaur!! because with Djoko out he will be seeded 8 so no top guys until the Quarters!!!

[@Jade-ms2ys]

Cam can you do a segment where you look at players who choose to play doubles. - Like Gauff and others - and how you think that affects their single play ? (and maybe at some do it also for understandable practical reasons like prize money and maybe they weigh that understandably as well). Love your channel!

[@jovan1399]

I hope Nole will come back at Wimbledon!!!❤

[@michaelnurse9089]

Could need surgery to fix a meniscus.

[@JamesBaker-n5x]

He said he had surgery but if he plays Wimbledon it was a lie.

[@colethomas903]

@jovan1399 looks like a Hamburg return pre OG

[@jm7804]

He's toast

[@JamesBaker-n5x]

@@jm7804 hahaha 😆

[@StewNWT]

I really hope Collins makes the wta finals

[@stankos1637]

Half points will put IGA in 4 positions in ranking 🐐

[@wimzswimz9843]

All right! The adventure of big 3 era has been over after 2 decades started by Roger Federer and finally ended Novak Djokovic! So, let's review the last result of players with most weeks at no. 1: 1) Novak Djokovic: 428 weeks (ATP) 2) Steffi Graf: 377 weeks (WTA) 3) Martina Navratilova: 332 weeks (WTA) 4) Serena Williams: 319 weeks (WTA) 5) Roger Federer: 310 weeks(ATP) 6) Pete Sampras: 286 weeks (ATP) 7) Ivan Lendl: 270 weeks (ATP) 8) Jimmy Connors: 268 weeks (ATP) Finally. we're gonna open the new chapter of big 3 or 4 in this next generation era! I'm looking forward to seeing who the player will be able to break 428 weeks even 500 weeks at no. 1 in the next 10-15 years later by not neglecting ATP Masters and ATP 500 no matter how old their age will be! Good luck! Anyway, Iga Swiatek has been collecting 107 weeks at no. 1, 1/4 of Djokovic's no. 1 record!

[@andytarot]

Why put ATP/WTA accolades together on a same list? I just can't recall people doing that while Roger held that record, ever.

[@wimzswimz9843]

@@andytarot Because WTA record is much more interesting than ATP. 428 -> 310? It's kinda social distance you know!

[@FearsomeVoid]

It's exactly 20 years since the big 3 era started. It started with Federer in 2004 and it's ending with Đoković this year 2024. 20 years of dominance.

[@wimzswimz9843]

@@FearsomeVoid You can say that again

[@wimzswimz9843]

@MissingEzra Thank you for your appreciation too

[@martinn4031]

The big 3 era of 20 years domination is over. 2004-2023 won 65 out of the 79 slams held (82.3%). When 2 or 3 of them entered they won 61/70 (87.1%). When all 3 entered they won 46/51 (90.1%).

[@LadySJay]

I don't know how race to finals work but hoping for good things for Carlos at Wimbledon! Congrats to Carlos and Iga! 💪

[@mt.crushmore]

It's essentially the cumulative points that a player has earned this year so far

[@etin8392]

I'm suprised Ostapenko is still top 10

[@ganeshasr141]

idemooo Novak ❤ Forget year 2024 & come back super-strong 💪 in year 2025 ❤

[@etin8392]

I did say Alcaraz is going to win 2 slams every year. He is going to get at least 15 slams.

[@lubamordkovich4077]

He did not won two grand slam in one year

[@NattyMarkos]

@@lubamordkovich4077this year is a chance

[@tonyh4807]

Sinner will win Wimbledon. Mark my words and come back to this comment in a month's time

[@ekkonomicalxd]

Muchova being unseeded at the US open will be scary

[@axelltullup2638]

She is too long off the circuit to be dangerous immediately after returning... But Naomi will be unseeded too and very dangerous there.

[@wimzswimz9843]

Muchova seems to announce retirement soon

[@polishgigachad7097]

​@@axelltullup2638I would like to see Osaka vs. Gauff in the first round of US Open.

[@magdalenaborek8350]

@@wimzswimz9843why would you think so? She is just 27.

[@wimzswimz9843]

​@@magdalenaborek8350 Because she just wastes her own time to get injured while Iga Swiatek is just fine. Moreover she isn't Steffi Graf who came back after her injury in 1997. Sadly it only lasted for 2 years not because she could no longer compete, but because she lost motivation. Maybe Muchova will end up like Badosa, Kenin, Svitolina, Osaka and Raducanu if such incident happens to her

[@countrabricksbuildcraze8916]

ALC 😊💥 IGA 👸💥

[@davemartin8813]

I would question the fairness of the recent spate of tournaments for Nole. He has to dodge steel bottles, and play on clay so slippery and unlike typical clay courts that even Alcarez said the condition of the court was unbelievable. Would not the best returner in the game need at least a normal degree of traction to perform his magic on the courts?

[@matthewk8379]

Going into the FO, for my dark horse I picked Danilovic. She ended up making the second week (fourth round), respectively. Where did she jump to in the rankings?

[@paoloosenda-ip2sg]

Il numero 1 è italiano 🇮🇹✌

[@danielnowak2958]

1GA👑🇵🇱 🤝 CARLOS👑🇪🇦

[@jiritichy7967]

Missing doubles ranking.

[@PatrykNowak-xz8yw]

Djokovic also has to defend the wimbledon final points. There isnt much to earn for him and that US Open win. Looks like he wont be close to number 1 for a while 😅

[@jm7804]

Yesterday was the last day ever for Novak at number 1. All things come to an end. He had a great run, but it's done forever. He will have yet another failed Olympics run if he choses to have another go at it despite just having surgery.

[@nowfuture9330]

Nole can snag the #1 spot again if he as able to get in form. It was just in December that an in form Djokovic took out both Sinner and Alcaraz back-to-back in straight sets, demolished them. It was never his form that was causing his uncharacteristic decline in 2024, but other issues that ultimately surrounded motivation and feeling down in failing Serbia at the Davis Cup. IF his knee fully recovers (his overall fitness health is beyond pretty much every top tennis player, so to be expected), he can honestly pull 1 - 2 more slam titles. It's up to his knee and motivation! His match against Cerundolo WITH the knee injury demonstrates that he is capable, although many don't want to admit that... 🤷

[@jm7804]

@@nowfuture9330 Many don't want to admit his time is over....but it is

[@nowfuture9330]

@@jm7804 I believe many WANT him to be done, including tennis media, overall... His capabilities simply shows otherwise. However, we will all see.

[@nowfuture9330]

@@jm7804 Also, Nadal was older and in FAR worse physical condition than Djokovic when he won his last slam. Dude just went through knee surgery and cleared to return in a few weeks?!?! Physically, he is solid. I do believe he should skip Wimbledon (don't really care about the Olympics, although he does...), but he'll be ready for the US Open, for certain.

[@polishgigachad7097]

Thumbs up and comment below 👇 who would like to see Osaka vs. Gauff in the first/second round of the US Open!?!?!

[@adrianam1009]

I am tired of Iga

[@mrtz46]

I’m new to watching tennis more extensively and have a question about rankings. I’m happy to see Gauff move to 2, but I’m confused as to how that happened. Gauff made it a round further than Sabalenka, but Sabalenka actually won a major this year. Has Gauff completely outperformed her so badly in other tournaments this year to the point at which Gauff has now taken the 2 spot? Thanks in advance!

[@jalapeno3]

The rankings take into account all the ranking points received by a player in the last 52 weeks, not just in 2024. Gauff had a really strong run in August-September last year (winning the US Open and a Masters 1000 title) which, for now, is still included in her points total 👍

[@jukkao.parviainen8669]

The difference is so little that after the next major tournament, Wimbledon, Saba will take #2 spot back again. And I don’t remember how Coco did in the last Wimby, so to keep her points, she needs to get that far in this year. So you need to defend your points from the last season.

[@matthewwarlin7421]

Gauff played well last summer and made the semis in Australia and at RG.

[@jukkao.parviainen8669]

@@matthewwarlin7421 Last summer it’s RG, Australia was in January. She has points from US Open on her account.

[@Jaquesmus]

So happy for jasmine becoming a top10 player. she's had good year

[@nicksaveka5078]

when djokovic misses out on wimbledon it will be a big drop for him , he will be out of contention for race to end worlds finals

[@wimzswimz9843]

Steffi Graf: I've nothing left to prove. My motivation isn't what i used to be

[@FearsomeVoid]

After seeing him lose the Australian Open this year, as well as all tournaments he played in and this knee injury, I think he doesn't care about that anymore. He already set the record for most ATP Finals wins last year. He will just focus on the Olympics.

[@fedwrld7617]

Djokovic probably not playing Wimbledon will make qualifying for the ATP finals tough

[@joannemoore3976]

Thanks Cam, see you on the grass 😉

[@Pure_B]

Djoko will lose another 1,200 points if he doesn't participate at Wimbledon. Zverev and Meddy will be snapping at his heels to overtake him in the rankings. He will be outside the top 10 for the race to the ATP finals at Turin.

[@galaxytb147]

Sinner/Alcaraz could be at the top 2 for some time now. Don’t think Nole will pass them and neither will many others

[@lubamordkovich4077]

They never win 24 gs

[@edleung4046]

I think chances are Djokovic will never make it back to no.1

[@apt.indawan7069]

I think the top 3 will placed alcaraz, sinner and de minaur..

[@adrianam1009]

I think IMO Sinner, Alcaraz (2000 up) De Minaur, Ruud, Medvedev ( late 1990)

[@Lederius18]

It will be interesting to see how Gauff now being #2 affects the top 4 on the WTA side. May seem insignificant but usually it’s her that has to face Iga in the semis. Not it will be most likely Rybakina or Sabalenka who do better against her. Could start to change some of these finals.

[@jm7804]

Gauff has got to sort that forehand out. She managed to keep it together for the USO, but it can really let her down in big matches.

[@Lederius18]

@@jm7804 yea she has all the time in the world to keep improving her game. The fact that she’s the number 2 player with all the things she can improve on… it’s kinda scary actually.

[@jm7804]

@@Lederius18 I agree. She has so many strengths.... foot speed, first serve, backhand....the forehand can be corrected by a slight grip change.

[@darkfreezy6234]

Why has Jannik Sinner been deducted 45 points on the rankings?

[@joannemoore3976]

I think he had 45 points to come off from last year so it must just be showing that.

[@darkfreezy6234]

@@joannemoore3976 oh okay

[@Nat-le4um]

Don’t mind Sabalenka going to #3, that means Saba and Elena can no longer meet in semis, this will make the draws more even. Impressive from Sinner and Alcaraz, both coming in with injury concerns.

[@Conradcoffee]

Also maybe we won’t get coco and Iga in the quarters every tournament

[@Nat-le4um]

@Conradcoffee I don't think we got them in qtrs for a while, since Coco has been #4 😁

[@nicolettew1]

Sabalenka will be keen to get back to #2 cuz why would she want to possibly face Iga in the semis? Plus she's just so competitive -- she'd wanna climb up the ranking again asap.

[@Nat-le4um]

@@nicolettew1 good point! Saba would have to beat Swiatek in semis then ;)

[@Conradcoffee]

@@Nat-le4um it seems like they’ve played in the quarters or semis so much this year since she’s been number 3

[@studfinderball]

I don't accept a points system that doesn't favor the Slam winner over a runner up with a good year. Alcaraz should be No. 1 for now, not Sinner.

[@Anonymous123-rf2nj]

I thought that Sinner is the best tennis player in the world right now, but I was wrong

[@Shoelacer1]

He achieved world number 1 ranking, what makes you think otherwise?

[@Anonymous123-rf2nj]

@@Shoelacer1 yes, but he should have taken the number 1 position by winning a grand slam or a title like Djokovic and Alcaraz, not with the semi-finals!

[@chibifirestorm]

Alcaraz is the best talentwise, when he's in top form he's unbeatable. He just gets injured too much

[@Shoelacer1]

@@Anonymous123-rf2nj Rankings are based off the past 52 weeks. Sinner has accomplished much in that time frame including winning AO and several masters' 1000s. I'm sorry it happened when he made the semis of a grand slam (losing to eventual champ in 5 sets) whilst the person holding the number 1 spot wasn't capable of defending his title.

[@al1976-v7m]

Sinner is very good but Alcaraz just has a few more feathers in his quiver. Also, Sinner's body is a little worrying, not sure he's gonna hold up.

[@ocsugar]

I was glad to hear Mauresmo repeat that she is not scheduling WTA matches at night because the quality is low compared to the ATP. I agree an wish we could have seen Iga challenged by Sharapova, Henin, and Serena in the previous era of high quality women's tennis.

[@ArthurDiegoMcDermottUK]

For me more interesting is the WTA and as for the decision of Mauresmo and Roland Garros activists, fans of the evening game want to watch a long match and this is guaranteed by men and require TV stations and investors... Women's games are too short for late-night sessions.

[@etin8392]

Downhill from here for novak. Great player but time catches up to all.

[@Martinlovestennis]

WTA finals of Grand slam is huge disappointment this year . I think 3 set would help to make it more attractive for audiences.

[@yomismo74]

Or at least 2 competitive sets. Both finals were very one sided. On the other hand both men's finals were 5 sets long. Way more competitive

[@wimzswimz9843]

Just wait and see for upcoming strong WTA Players despite i'm disappointed too. Remember Martina Hingis who had been collecting 209 weeks at no. 1 as she was only 17-21 years old?

[@yussepig6629]

Yes first it was Sabalenka vs a nobody and then Swiatek vs a nobody . Maybe Wimbledon will be Rybakina vs a nobody

[@bubasinter6729]

Why Novak's photo like this ? Unfair of you, Cam. At least,he is GOAT , remember?

[@nixiontm]

He always picks the worst Nole shots lol

[@mrtz46]

This is purely speculative, but do you guys think Barty would be the women’s player if she was still playing?

[@jukkao.parviainen8669]

Well that’s even more speculative 😂😂😂😂

[@mrtz46]

@@jukkao.parviainen8669 lmao I should probably proofread… I meant to say the #1 women’s player!

[@jukkao.parviainen8669]

@@mrtz46 My answer is the same that why to even speculate with that, secondly she might be in the top5, but not in Swiatek consistency level as #1. It’s even scary to think Swiatek after two years, she is pulling off from the rest of the field. I mean tennis is much of a mental game and she is so strong in that aspect.

[@starburstsolaris6805]

She is a bit masculine .

[@stankos1637]

The is IGA long way nothing and the rest .

[@Tied348]

Coco becoming number 2 is bad for Iga. That means she's guaranteed to have either Rybakina or Sabalenka in her half of the draw

[@bettybetty9873]

I think it is mostly good for Coco:) having Sabalenka as well as Rybakina in the semis already per draws does not change much imo. Maybe more so on grass (although never played, same afainst Rybakina), but it's gonna be most likely just Wimbledon and Iga is as competitive against Aryna on Hard courts as anywhere else. Same on hard courts against Elena. Overall, nothing is changed for Iga. If push comes to shove, you gotta beat the best, beat the H2H to remain the best. Also, I think Aryna can get the no.2 ranking soon enough:) We shall see. Exciting times ahead.

[@Tied348]

@@bettybetty9873 it doesn’t help Coco at all. Her ranking before would have made it impossible to avoid Rybakina or Sabalenka until the final and it’s the same now. For Iga she didn’t have to go play sabalenka until the final and somehow Rybakina was almost always on Sabalenkas draw so she mostly avoided them. It’ll be different now. Rybakina being as far from Iga is a dream come true for Iga. Also Coco lost first round at Wimbledon last year so she has a lot of points to gain. Sabalenka played well last year and doesn’t have many points to gain anywhere

[@bettybetty9873]

It helps Coco in a sense that she will potentially meet Iga only in F. I dont think getting Aryna before F is a problem tbh for Iga. It is 8:3 in H2H after all. Well, how the 3rd and 4th seeds are placed is random isnt, so the fact that there was no Elena-that happened. Also Elena withdrew from two big tournaments, so the seeds allocation is a little skewed as she was not in 2 big tournaments. Rybakina will be exactly in the same spot atbshe was before in the rankings (4) so her seed allocation from Iga's perspective will remain the same. Will she be also in Coco's half more often. The fortune will tell. Dunno. Regarding Aryna- yes she had SF last year in Wimbledon and Coco lost in the first round, but I am a strong believer that she will get to F or even win, so she can be either +520 or +1220 points in there. Only if Coco also reaches SF, she will earn points over Aryna ( in a scenerio that Aryna gets to F or W of course). Throw Berlin W in there and that could suffice. Coco will lose Eastbourne points as well (she is not scheduled to play there) and it is 185 points.)And if not now, there is American HC summer and Coco has got a lot of points there and Aryna can earn in Toronto and enter Washington l, which she did not play last year. Anyways, it is all pure speculation and crystalballing :) I hope we will see more Coco versus Elena and Iga versus Elena if anything:)

[@tjr-007tt]

Gauff not having to face Swaitek before the final is a good thing.

[@jukkao.parviainen8669]

You think she will stay at no.2 spot after Wimbledon?

[@tjr-007tt]

@@jukkao.parviainen8669 she lost in the early rounds of Wimbledon last year, so not much points to defend until the summer hard court season.

[@jukkao.parviainen8669]

@@tjr-007tt Good for her!

[@etin8392]

Iga has no competition ar the moment. She miles clear of all players with the exception of Sabalenka, Rybakina and Osaka. I'm referring to players who give her a good game when they meet.

[@MikeBarratt-lk3gt]

She's not miles clear she's not winning every grand slam

[@jukkao.parviainen8669]

@@MikeBarratt-lk3gtnot yet ….

[@adrianam1009]

Agree with you.

[@nangephriam1211]

Alcaras will be out of yhe Wimbledon in the first round.

[@macster1457]

Novak should have retired at #1 while he could. We all know he will never be #1 again.

[@wimzswimz9843]

Are you dense? You thing he is as lazy as Ashleigh Barty who gave Swiatek no. 1?

[@MissPerriwinkle]

bye bye djokovic

[@Byron-g5l]

Djokovic is too old...he needs to retire LOL

[@trommelbiel]

They will still exclude Coco from the big 3. But she will continue to prove them wrong!

[@jukkao.parviainen8669]

She has still in her ranking points US Open and and one WTA1000 title, so it doesn’t reflect her actual condition. Would Iga say in the press conference about Rybakina or Sabalenka like she said about Coco: „If I lose my service game to her, I knew that I can break it back” like without a sweat.

[@carmacn2129]

The dethroning of Novak. New generation takes over.

[@reinhardthuman3565]

Yeah man maybe it is so but no one will break the greatest tennis player record 428 weeks at no1 and 24 grandslams and who knows maybe another grandslam or two added with his ability to do so because he is the greatest athlete when it comes to mentality period