“They will ask who has the most titles, not why Djokovic wasn’t vaccinated,” John McEnroe gives his take on the GOAT debate


“They will ask who has the most titles, not why Djokovic wasn’t vaccinated,” John McEnroe gives his take on the GOAT debate

The GOAT trio and John McEnroe

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The global tennis community can never get enough of discussing the GOAT debate as most recently, John McEnroe, the former sensational tennis player who frequents to bless fans worldwide appearing on-court from time to time, dispensed his views on the hot topic.

The American while sharing views did not forget to mention Novak Djokovic’s US Open ban, an issue that has evolved into a controversy in the past few days, quoted “In 20 years when it comes to the GOAT debate people are going to ask, ‘Who has won the most GS titles?’ It won’t be like ‘well Djokovic wasn’t vaccinated so he couldn’t play,” evidently and significantly portraying John’s stand on the Flushing Meadows authorities decision.

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Who are The Big Three and what is John McEnroe standing with them?

The Big Three

The Big Three of tennis are none other than the highly acclaimed tennis professionals of this era, Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, and Rafael Nadal. Although the trio has accomplished significantly more than any tennis professional altogether, John McEnroe while debating on the subject couldn’t help but favor ‘Djoker’ the Serbian who was recently prohibited from participating in the ongoing US Open due to his long-standing disobeyal for the Covid-19 vaccination mandate, causing irreparable damage to both his image and ATP ranking.

John McEnroe is under the impression that not letting the Serb participate has been a blunder committed on the side of the New York championship’s authorities reasoning the same saying not having him at the tournament doesn’t sit right and has maintained this position of his from day one.

It has also been witnessed on several occasions that the American legend has supported Novak on his gameplay and statistics being better than those of the other two in The Big Three. With Nole unable to participate in the ongoing Flushing Meadows championship and Roger being completely out of the picture, for the time being, the tournament only stands to benefit the Spaniard, Nadal, who is highly anticipated and likely to add one more US open title in his mantle.

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