David Ferrer Says Federer, Nadal And Djokovic Will Be Replaced

There are numerous tennis fans and followers who consider themselves to be fortunate enough to witness the present era of tennis. Tennis is possibly under its most competitive form than ever and the ‘Big Three’ and the newcomers are taking the sport to a whole new level and also creating and breaking records every now and then. The Spanish tennis veteran, David Ferrer feels blessed to share the court with the greatest of all times tennis players. “Everything evolved and especially tennis, like any sport,” he said. “It’s good that we still enjoy Novak, Rafa and Roger. My goal is to win as many matches as possible before retiring.”

As the former World Number three tennis ace, Ferrer advanced into the second round of his finale Argentina Open after defeating Malek Jazir in the opening round, he disclosed his take on the next generation of tennis. Also, he thanked the tournament organisers of the ATP Buenos Aires to make space for him in the Argentina Open 2019.

The Spaniard, Ferrer believes the dominance of his colleagues Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic could be annexed by the few ATP men in their twenties. He regards Alexander Zverev, Stefanos Tsitsipas and Dominic Thiem can culminate their superiority in the sport. Contemplating Ferrer’s perspective, the recent tennis court actions of the above three gentlemen could possibly qualify them to fit into that bar. Zverev toppled over Federer and Djokovic in the World Tour Finals, Tsitsipas gave a tough time to Federer during the Melbourne major and previously in the Canada Open he disturbed some top ten players and the Thiem has the calibre to stop Nadal on clay.

“You play with more strength but the best guys keep being there and it’s the case of Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal or Roger Federer,” the World Number 149 said. “Three players who dominated the Tour got together and as a fan, I will miss when they are not there anymore. It will happen. You have players who will replace them like Zverev, Tsitispas, Thiem or several guys who are there.”