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Anonymous users2024-02-10Next year may be Federer, and the next two years are hard to say. Junior and Nadal deserve to win the title.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09It's hard to say whether Federer can survive this year, it's hard to say now, it's estimated that this time next year, he should be **.
Most likely, Nadal and Djokovic are the ones who are most likely.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08It should be Nadal because he is younger than Federer.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07I prefer the Big 3, Federer, Nadal and Djokovic. And I don't like to always win the championship alone, so that tennis has no taste of confrontation
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Federer is old.
I don't know if there are any new people coming out.
Competitive sports, look at the technology is wonderful, the scene is good.
The second is to look at the suspense, now I can make 3 years of **, what else is it about.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Federer. He was already too far above the others.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04As of 2020, there are 6 active ATP year-end finals champions, just the active ones!
1.Federer - Six-time champion.
Federer has won the year-end finals six times, ranking first in history; Federer's overall singles record in the ATP Finals so far in his career is 59-17, a 78% win rate.
2.Djokovic - Five-time champion, Djokovic has an overall singles record of 36-14 in the tournament for the time being, with a winning rate of 72%, 3One Crown:
Murray: 2016.
Dimitrov: 2017.
Zverev Jr.: 2018.
Tsitsipas: 2019.
2020 Year-End Finals shortlist: Novak Djokovic, Nadal, Thiem, Medvedev, Tsitsipas, Zverev Jr., Rublev, Schwartzman.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03The men's tennis singles year-end finals system began in 1970, and the following are the previous champions of the tournament:
1970 Stan Smith (USA), 1971 Nastas (Romania), 1972 Nastas (Romania), 1973 Nastas (Romania), 1974 Vilas (Argentina), 1975 Nastas (Romania), 1976 Orantis (Spain), 1977 Connors (USA), 1978 John McEnroe (USA), 1979 Bjorn Borg (Sweden), 1980 Jobjörjo Berg (Sweden), 1981 Lendl (Czechoslovakia), 1982 Lendl (Czechoslovakia), 1983 John McEnroe (USA). 1984 John McEnroe (USA) 1985 Rendell (Czechoslovakia) 1986 Rendell (Czechoslovakia) 1987 Rendell (Czechoslovakia) 1988 Becker (Germany) 1989 Edberg (Sweden) 1990 Agassi (USA) 1991 Sampras (USA) 1992 Becker (Germany) 1993 Stich (Germany) 1994 Sampras (USA) 1995 Becker (Germany) 1996 Sampras (USA) 1997 Sampras (USA) 1998 Kretega (Spain). Sampras 1999 (USA) 2000 Kurten (Brazil) 2001 Hewitt (Australia) 2002 Hewitt (Australia) 2003 Federer (Switzerland) 2004 Federer (Switzerland) 2005 Nalbandian (Argentina) 2006 Federer (Switzerland) 2007 Federer (Switzerland) 2008 Djokovic (Serbia) 2009 Davydenko (Russia) 2010 Federer (Switzerland) 2011 Federer (Switzerland) 2012 Novak Djokovic (Serbia).
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Anonymous users2024-02-022002 Hewitt (Australia) 2003 Federer (Switzerland) 2004 Federer (Switzerland) 2005 Nalbandian (Argentina) 2006 Federer (Switzerland) 2007 Federer (Switzerland) 2008 Djokovic (Serbia) 2009 Davydenko (Russia) 2010 Federer (Switzerland) 2011 Federer (Switzerland) 2012 Djokovic (Serbia) These are the winners of the last 10 years. Here are the players who made it to the finals:
Stan Smith (USA).
Nastas (Romania).
Vilas (Argentina).
Orantis (Spain).
Connors (USA).
John McEnroe (USA)
Bjorn Berg (Sweden).
Lendel (Czechoslovakia).
Becker (Germany) 1989.
Edberg (Sweden).
Agassi (USA).
Sampras (USA).
Stich (Germany).
Queretga (Spain).
Kuerten (Brazil).
Hewitt (Australia).
Federer (Switzerland).
Nalbandian (Argentina).
Novak Djokovic (Serbia).
Davydenko (Russia).
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