Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer are the Big 2 American author and columnist hails the duo for their contributions to tennis
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"Nadal joins towering company in Jimmy Connors (1,274), Roger Federer (1,242) and Ivan Lendl (1,068) as the only men in the 1,000-wins club since the Open era began in 1968."
Turn back time to 5 November 2020"Nadal joins towering company in Jimmy Connors (1,274), Roger Federer (1,242) and Ivan Lendl (1,068) as the only men in the 1,000-wins club since the Open era began in 1968." Reacting to the post, journalist and author Rochelle Riley commended the 2008 Wimbledon finalists for their professionalism, terming them "the Big 2." "@RafaelNadal and @rogerfederer are the #BigTwo, who have upheld the grace and professionalism of tennis for so long. Congratulations to them both," Riley tweeted. and are the , who have upheld the grace and professionalism of tennis for so long. Congratulations to them both! Turn back time to 5 November 2020
"Nadal joins towering company in Jimmy Connors (1,274), Roger Federer (1,242) and Ivan Lendl (1,068) as the only men in the 1,000-wins club since the Open era began in 1968."
Turn back time to 5 November 2020"Nadal joins towering company in Jimmy Connors (1,274), Roger Federer (1,242) and Ivan Lendl (1,068) as the only men in the 1,000-wins club since the Open era began in 1968." and are the , who have upheld the grace and professionalism of tennis for so long. Congratulations to them both!
Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer are the Big-2 - American author and columnist hails the duo for their contributions to tennis
Roger Federer (L) and Rafael Nadal , , and have taken tennis to heights never imagined over the last 20 years. At a time when the highest number of Grand Slam titles among men was 14 by Pete Sampras, the Big 3 dominated the roster and reached a minimum of 20 Majors each. With the Swiss legend retiring from professional tennis last month, the other two icons are still going strong and fighting for who ends up as the holder of the most Grand Slam trophies. One of the Spaniard's fan pages recently shared the moment when he became just the fourth man to register 1,000 match wins on the tour behind Jimmy Connors, Federer, and Ivan Lendl. The 36-year-old won his 1,000th match at the 2020 Paris Masters against compatriot Feliciano Lopez. "Turn back time to 5 November 2020. Nadal joins towering company in Jimmy Connors (1,274), Roger Federer (1,242) and Ivan Lendl (1,068) as the only men in the 1,000-wins club since the Open era began in 1968," a tweet read. Turn back time to 5 November 2020"Nadal joins towering company in Jimmy Connors (1,274), Roger Federer (1,242) and Ivan Lendl (1,068) as the only men in the 1,000-wins club since the Open era began in 1968."
Turn back time to 5 November 2020"Nadal joins towering company in Jimmy Connors (1,274), Roger Federer (1,242) and Ivan Lendl (1,068) as the only men in the 1,000-wins club since the Open era began in 1968." Reacting to the post, journalist and author Rochelle Riley commended the 2008 Wimbledon finalists for their professionalism, terming them "the Big 2." "@RafaelNadal and @rogerfederer are the #BigTwo, who have upheld the grace and professionalism of tennis for so long. Congratulations to them both," Riley tweeted. and are the , who have upheld the grace and professionalism of tennis for so long. Congratulations to them both! Turn back time to 5 November 2020
"Nadal joins towering company in Jimmy Connors (1,274), Roger Federer (1,242) and Ivan Lendl (1,068) as the only men in the 1,000-wins club since the Open era began in 1968."
Turn back time to 5 November 2020"Nadal joins towering company in Jimmy Connors (1,274), Roger Federer (1,242) and Ivan Lendl (1,068) as the only men in the 1,000-wins club since the Open era began in 1968." and are the , who have upheld the grace and professionalism of tennis for so long. Congratulations to them both!