The record taken by Novak Djokovic from Rafael Nadal

Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal y Djokovic They marked an era in tennis. It is no coincidence that all three of them are the main winners of Grand Slam titles. They even pushed each other to go for more, the need to compete with each other made their numbers bigger and bigger. When the Swiss retired, the Spaniard ready to play and with the Serbian giving everything among young people who are fifteen years younger than him, The era of the Big 3 is being left, but as it should be, with records that will be extremely difficult to beat in the future.

The album that Nole took from Rafa

At the moment, Jannik Siner He is number 1 in the ATP rankings and Novak Djokovic is number 2. In such a way that Nole surpassed Rafa in several weeks within the top 2 of the ranking. The Serbian collects 597 while the Spanish stayed at 596 and it is almost impossible for him to keep collecting as the end of his career gets closer and closer.

What did Nole say about his relationship with Nadal?

A few days ago, after their second round match at the Paris Olympic Games, Novak Djokovic commented on his relationship with Rafael Nadal: “There is no brotherhood. We are rivals and comrades. In our situation, it has always been difficult to be close to each other because at this point, you can give a lot of information that can then turn against you on the court. We’ve been sharing a part of our lives for a long time, The truth is that I would like to improve our relationship in the future.. We both know each other very well and our lives will change, maybe we can share more things.”

Nadal talked about his future

After going through various physical problems, Rafael Nadal spoke about his future with Marca: “I am in no rush to make a decision about my future. What is certain is that I will be in the Laver Cup and then we will see.” What is more or less a fact is that he has already retired for the European clay tour in 2025. At least in 2024 he experienced it as a farewell, both to the ATP in in Barcelona and also to Roland Garros, a tournament he won fourteen times.