'15 Dubious Weak Era Records'

Interesting channel and video on this topic.
Thoughts?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqDmlOm0Wrc

It's bollocks regarding Fed not being that good./  He was better than anyone.  It's Djok who's benefited most from a true weak era.

There is no weak era. It's simply Djoko and Nadal making the most of the new technology and fitness....and then they benefitted from  the experience. 

Cause as I said players do not peak at 26 nor 27. 

having a minimum of 5 years more experience than other potentially good players is huge in tennis. especially when you are 27/28 and 10 years more experience when you are 35 is huge if science can keep your fitness going. 

And this explains that. 

Federer unfortunately wasted about 20 slams (if not over 30 by playing with old technology when he was at his top. I am pretty sure that the 20 slams of Nadal  and about 20 of Djokovic were earned by playing Federer with a 90inch racquet. This 90in racquet dragged Federer in longer rallies and much closer matches than would have been with his 2014/15 onward racquet.

Tenez wrote:There is no weak era. It's simply Djoko and Nadal making the most of the new technology and fitness....and then they benefitted from  the experience. 

Cause as I said players do not peak at 26 nor 27. 

having a minimum of 5 years more experience than other potentially good players is huge in tennis. especially when you are 27/28 and 10 years more experience when you are 35 is huge if science can keep your fitness going. 

And this explains that. 

Federer unfortunately wasted about 20 slams (if not over 30 by playing with old technology when he was at his top. I am pretty sure that the 20 slams of Nadal  and about 20 of Djokovic were earned by playing Federer with a 90inch racquet. This 90in racquet dragged Federer in longer rallies and much closer matches than would have been with his 2014/15 onward racquet.

What are you talking about? The weak era started in 2012-13, when no players younger than Djokovic could dislodge him and make space for themselves.

It's been 13 years since Djokovic started his dominance and so much that by 2023,  he, a 36+, reached all 4 slams finals winning 3.

And there has never been a weak era?

I guess you know more than Toni Nadal then.

The last 10 years has been pathetic for male tennis and a total embarrassment.