Griekspoor and a controversial reflection on the Grand Slams
We come from a time where three men shared 90% of the Grand Slams, and we are heading towards a new era where it seems that history repeats itself, only this time the sharing is between two. Is it fair to acknowledge that it's almost impossible to win a Grand Slam right now if you're not Sinner or Alcaraz? That's what the good Tallon Griekspoor hinted at when asked about the dangers of playing a tournament the week before a major. His response is priceless.
"I'd rather win an ATP 250 title the week before than prepare well for a Grand Slam. Sorry, at the end of my career, they will ask me how many titles I won or what my ranking was – they won't mention that I lost in the first round of Wimbledon to Brooksby," evaluated the Dutchman on The Changeover Podcast. What do you think?
Tallon Griekspoor says he prefers winning a 250 title the week before a Grand Slam and not focusing on the GS.
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“At the end of my career, they will ask me how many titles I've won.”pic.twitter.com/Wrumv2OAy9
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