The statistic that reflects the overtaking of the generation of the 2000s over that of the 90s
This 2024 season undoubtedly reflects a changing of the guard. The Grand Slams have been shared between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, something that significantly affects the '90s generation. After losing the final of the US Open 2024 to the Italian, Taylor Fritz joins the long list of victims of his generation who couldn't defeat either the Big 3 or the 2000s players. The overall record stands at 2-19, with those two victories coming from finals where they faced each other. In contrast, the 2000s generation is stepping up with a commanding 6-0 record.
'90s-born men now have a woeful *2-19* record in Slam finals, with one win in an all-'90s final:
— The Second Serve (@the2ndserve) September 8, 2024
2016
🍓Raonic❌
2018
🐌Thiem❌
2019
🐌Thiem❌
🗽Medvedev❌
2020
🐨Thiem❌
🗽Thiem🏆
🗽Zverev❌
2021
🐨Medvedev❌
🐌Tsitsipas❌
🍓Berrettini❌
🗽Medvedev🏆
2022
🗽Medvedev❌…
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