Despite Horrific Failures, Serena Williams’ Ex-Coach Patrick Mouratoglou Spreads Hope on an End to Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal’s Dominance

Are legends built overnight? As The Big 3 era is slowly coming to an end with Roger Federer retiring, there is still hope left with Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic ruling the tennis court. But is the future of tennis ready to take over the dominance of the Big 3? Recently, Serena Williams’ former coach Patrick Mouratoglou stated that with time there will be young tennis stars who will definitely overcome Rafa and Nole’s dominance on the tennis court. 

However, the biggest question is, will this year mark the end of an era? Or will there be young tennis players who will create a new marketable brand for the sport? And uplift the name of tennis after the big 3 is gone. 

Patrick Mouratoglou trigger the Nadal-Djokovic end-era controversy 

The French tennis coach is quite active on his Twitter account. Lately, he took to his Twitter account and shared good news regarding the world’s number one tennis player.

He wrote, “Novak Djokovic will be able to play the 4 GS in 2023. The GOAT race will really start…” \

To which a devoted ATP fan commented showing his concerns that the men’s tennis is not in a good shape as the young tennis players are not as appealing as the previous ones. 

Furthermore, the 52-year-old tennis coach commented saying, “Give the next Gen some time. The big 3 haven’t been loved from day 1.”

Younger athletes don’t find admiration from the first day of the sport itself. It takes time to be called a legend, and their progress can only be gauged as time passes by. Unsurprisingly, it’s simple as that if you have a favorite, why would you go for another favorite?

However, according to Mouratoglou, there are tennis players who can potentially take over after the Serb and the Spaniard’s era, but that too will happen over time. 

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Nevertheless, the 23-time Grand Slam Champion’s former coach also re-ignited the GOAT debate with the earlier tweet that he made regarding the Serbian tennis players’ Grand Slam schedule. 

Mouratoglou ignited the GOAT debate again 

The French tennis coach sparked the GOAT debate by announcing that the top-ranked tennis player in the world will be seen competing in all four Grand Slam tournaments this year. additionally sparking speculation about whether the youthful tennis generation will be able to stop the ‘Djoker’ juggernaut.

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And because the Spaniard is sidelined with an injury. It will be Djokovic’s turn to rule the tennis court on his own.

Will the currently top-ranked tennis player, who is now on a winning streak, be able to continue it? Or will the current generation of tennis stars triumph over the past greats?

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