Patrick Mouratoglou is a well-known tennis coach who has worked with several top players, including Serena Williams. It is not surprising that he believes Serena is the Greatest of All Time (GOAT) in women’s tennis. She has won an impressive 23 Grand Slam singles titles, earning the title of the greatest player of the open era. However, the title of GOAT is subjective and up for debate, with many tennis fans having their own opinions on who deserves the title.

Ultimately, it depends on individual criteria and personal preferences, such as Grand Slam titles, consistency, style of play, and impact on the sport. Mouratoglou’s recent tweets and retweets on the GOAT debate have caused quite a stir in the tennis community on Twitter. With Nole fans believing that he is the ultimate greatest player, tennis enthusiasts on Twitter are in a rift with their opinions.

Mouratoglou thinks Serena Williams is the GOAT in women’s tennis, but Twitter disagrees

A few hours back, Mouratoglou took to his Twitter account to talk about his earlier tweet. He had previously tweeted about this current age of sports being the greatest as there are many GOATs. In his words, this is indeed the “decade of the GOATs”. However, soon after the tweet, tennis fans took a dig at him for talking about this decade in a way that there have never been any GOATs before.

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Eurosport’s official Twitter handle chose to retweet Mouratoglou and post his tweet with a picture of Federer and Serena. They captioned the post, “Who’s your GOAT? “

Mouratoglou retweeted this and posted his response in reply to his own tweet. He tweeted, “Serena in women’s tennis and still tbd in men’s.”

This was not greatly accepted by tennis fans stirring yet another controversy. While some have claimed that the GOAT in women’s tennis must be Margaret Court or Steffi Graf, others have trolled Mouratoglou for ignoring Djokovic as the GOAT for men’s tennis, especially after his 22nd Grand Slam at this year’s Australian Open.

Patrick Mouratoglou has a thing for controversies

In recent times, Mouratoglou has been breaking the internet with more controversies than you can think of. However, one of the most debated upon was his recent interview where he made an unlikely statement about making Serena herself again. In no time, Serena fans turned on him and bashed him for his comment.

Mouratoglou, however, did provide an explanation about how the interview is originally in French and this sentence is a result of a bad translation. By then, it was too late and fans on Instagram were not going to let him live it down.

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