The Kazakh tennis player has analyzed the different relationship he had with Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, and Novak Djokovic and with the current dominators of the circuit.
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Right now, it's the big debate in the tennis world: Would the current Carlos Alcaraz beat the Big 3 at their peak? The truth is, the question is tricky... yet fascinating.
One of the greatest benefits that Rafael Nadal has achieved since retiring from tennis is being able to engage in sports that he couldn't do during his professional playing career. One of them was skiing, and 25 years after the last time, the Mallorcan strapped on skis again. And a few days after that return to the snow, he did so again. This time, he was able to do it with his son Rafael, who has a magnificent teacher.
🥹⛷️ Rafa skiing with his son
— Olly Tennis 🎾 🇬🇧 (@Olly_Tennis_) February 26, 2026
📸 Rafael Nadal’s TikTok pic.com/59oZ5J9BWW
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Since the year 2000, Spain has conquered 280 ATP titles, clearly leading the ranking of the most dominant countries on the men's circuit in this century. Far behind are the United States (151) and France (125), according to data accumulated since the beginning of 2000. The Spanish dominance has its own names. Rafael Nadal tops the list with 92 ATP titles, followed by David Ferrer (27), Carlos Alcaraz (26), and Juan Carlos Ferrero (16), among others. One generation after another that has sustained Spain as the ultimate reference in men's tennis in the 21st century.
In this century, starting from 2000,
🇪🇸 Spain dominates with 280 ATP titles, followed by 🇺🇸 United States with 151, and 🇫🇷 France with 125 [https://t.co/DYpeR6WrLN](https://t.co/DYpeR6WrLN) [pic.twitter.com/A38QfJByFt](pic.twitter.com/A38QfJByFt) — TennisMyLife (@TennisMyLife68) [March 3, 2026](https://twitter.com/TennisMyLife68/status/2028818231448809936?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
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The former coach of the Swiss tennis player analyzed how his return was after his serious knee injury, and how they changed their style to win more Grand Slams.
Ivan Ljubicic,, who was once Roger Federer's coach, has shared his opinion on the Big-3 and has come to the defense of his former pupil as well as Rafa Nadal in an interview on Greg Rusedski's podcast: "They are different. It's very difficult to say who is the best. Of course, Novak Djokovic has won the most matches, but for me, the impact of Roger on the game, and at times Rafa's, is enormous. Perhaps even greater than Novak's. We always come back to the same question: who is the best of all time? But, what makes a true GOAT? Obviously, Novak has won the most matches, but in terms of impact on the game, I believe Roger has had a significant impact," concluded the Croatian.
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Andy Murray is one of the few tennis players in the history of the sport who can say he competed head-to-head with the 'Big Three' at their best. In a recent interview, another legend like André Agassi has called for respect for the British player. "I think he's part of the 'Big Four'. He reached world number one, won several Grand Slams, and defeated at least two of the three to win his Grand Slams," said the former world number one, who believes that in another era, Murray would have won many more titles.
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Carlos Alcaraz continues to harvest victories, titles, and records. One of them, he achieved after convincingly defeating Arthur Fils in the final of the 2026 ATP Doha by 6-2, 6-1. The world number one equaled a milestone set by Rafael Nadal a few years ago. The player from Murcia lost only three games in a complete final of an ATP 500 or higher, a feat not seen since Nadal did it at the 2019 Canada Masters 1000, where he also surrendered only three games in the final against Daniil Medvedev (6-3, 6-0).
3 - Carlos Alcaraz lost the fewest games (three vs Arthur Fils) in an ATP-500 or above completed final on hard court since Rafael Nadal at the Canadian Open 2019 (also three vs Daniil Medvedev). Annihilator.#QatarTennis | @QatarTennis @atptour pic.twitter.com/nQlFIc5I2o
— OptaAce (@OptaAce) February 23, 2026
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The Kazakh tennis player has analyzed the different relationship he had with Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, and Novak Djokovic and with the current dominators of the circuit.
Since the year 2000, Spain has conquered 280 ATP titles, clearly leading the ranking of the most dominant countries on the men's circuit in this century. Far behind are the United States (151) and France (125), according to data accumulated since the beginning of 2000. The Spanish dominance has its own names. Rafael Nadal tops the list with 92 ATP titles, followed by David Ferrer (27), Carlos Alcaraz (26), and Juan Carlos Ferrero (16), among others. One generation after another that has sustained Spain as the ultimate reference in men's tennis in the 21st century.
In this century, starting from 2000,
🇪🇸 Spain dominates with 280 ATP titles, followed by 🇺🇸 United States with 151, and 🇫🇷 France with 125 [https://t.co/DYpeR6WrLN](https://t.co/DYpeR6WrLN) [pic.twitter.com/A38QfJByFt](pic.twitter.com/A38QfJByFt) — TennisMyLife (@TennisMyLife68) [March 3, 2026](https://twitter.com/TennisMyLife68/status/2028818231448809936?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El dato que coloca a España como la mayor potencia del siglo XXI en la ATP
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Right now, it's the big debate in the tennis world: Would the current Carlos Alcaraz beat the Big 3 at their peak? The truth is, the question is tricky... yet fascinating.
The former coach of the Swiss tennis player analyzed how his return was after his serious knee injury, and how they changed their style to win more Grand Slams.
One of the greatest benefits that Rafael Nadal has achieved since retiring from tennis is being able to engage in sports that he couldn't do during his professional playing career. One of them was skiing, and 25 years after the last time, the Mallorcan strapped on skis again. And a few days after that return to the snow, he did so again. This time, he was able to do it with his son Rafael, who has a magnificent teacher.
🥹⛷️ Rafa skiing with his son
— Olly Tennis 🎾 🇬🇧 (@Olly_Tennis_) February 26, 2026
📸 Rafael Nadal’s TikTok pic.com/59oZ5J9BWW
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El tierno momento entre Nadal y su hijo esquiando juntos
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Ivan Ljubicic,, who was once Roger Federer's coach, has shared his opinion on the Big-3 and has come to the defense of his former pupil as well as Rafa Nadal in an interview on Greg Rusedski's podcast: "They are different. It's very difficult to say who is the best. Of course, Novak Djokovic has won the most matches, but for me, the impact of Roger on the game, and at times Rafa's, is enormous. Perhaps even greater than Novak's. We always come back to the same question: who is the best of all time? But, what makes a true GOAT? Obviously, Novak has won the most matches, but in terms of impact on the game, I believe Roger has had a significant impact," concluded the Croatian.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, "El impacto de Federer y Nadal en el tenis es quizás incluso mayor que el de Djokovic"
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Andy Murray is one of the few tennis players in the history of the sport who can say he competed head-to-head with the 'Big Three' at their best. In a recent interview, another legend like André Agassi has called for respect for the British player. "I think he's part of the 'Big Four'. He reached world number one, won several Grand Slams, and defeated at least two of the three to win his Grand Slams," said the former world number one, who believes that in another era, Murray would have won many more titles.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Agassi pone Murray a la altura del "Big Three"
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Carlos Alcaraz continues to harvest victories, titles, and records. One of them, he achieved after convincingly defeating Arthur Fils in the final of the 2026 ATP Doha by 6-2, 6-1. The world number one equaled a milestone set by Rafael Nadal a few years ago. The player from Murcia lost only three games in a complete final of an ATP 500 or higher, a feat not seen since Nadal did it at the 2019 Canada Masters 1000, where he also surrendered only three games in the final against Daniil Medvedev (6-3, 6-0).
3 - Carlos Alcaraz lost the fewest games (three vs Arthur Fils) in an ATP-500 or above completed final on hard court since Rafael Nadal at the Canadian Open 2019 (also three vs Daniil Medvedev). Annihilator.#QatarTennis | @QatarTennis @atptour pic.twitter.com/nQlFIc5I2o
— OptaAce (@OptaAce) February 23, 2026
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As he has acknowledged on multiple occasions, the life of Rafa Nadal cannot be separated from sports. Even though he is now away from the courts, the Balearic native remains linked to a world that has given him everything. After being spotted a few weeks ago at the men's final of the Australian Open, where he witnessed Carlos Alcaraz's first coronation, this time the manacorí has traded his tennis racket for skis, marking his return to the snowy slopes 26 years later, as Rafa himself mentioned on his Instagram account.
⛷️🇪🇸 Rafa went skiing for the first time in 26 years
— Olly Tennis 🎾 🇬🇧 (@Olly_Tennis_) February 21, 2026
📸 Rafael Nadal IG pic.twitter.com/00DoEK5mRf
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The former American tennis player has revealed that both Federer, Nadal, and Djokovic have helped him understand what it means to be the number one in the world, something he did not value at the time.