Tennis

[Gnidrologist]

I always liked Agassi the most.

 

[delancey]

I always liked Agassi the most.

Hmm I thought it would have been Billie Jean King. 😦

 

[Gnidrologist]

who dat

 

[delancey]

She won 39 Grand Slam titles in her day....

 

[GloryHunter 007]

She won 39 Grand Slam titles in her day....

she won 12 majors... do we count big 3's doubles titles?

but a great player in tennis history

 

[delancey]

she won 12 majors... do we count big 3's doubles titles?

but a great player in tennis history

A grand slam title is a grand slam title. You can think for yourself, yeah? So count whatever makes sense to you. 🤲

 

[GloryHunter 007]

A grand slam title is a grand slam title. You can think for yourself, yeah? So count whatever makes sense to you. 🤲

she won 12 majors, 16 doubles majors and 11 in mixed doubles. A great player anyway.

 

[delancey]

she won 12 majors, 16 doubles majors and 11 in mixed doubles. A great player anyway.

Thanks for the clarification.
12+16+11 =?

 

[GloryHunter 007]

Thanks for the clarification.
12+16+11 =?

I did nothing to you man, I am just saying we didn't count Fed's, Nadal's or Đoković non singles titles.

 

[delancey]

I did nothing to you man, I am just saying we didn't count Fed's, Nadal's or Đoković non singles titles.

One reason why we do not count Fed's, Nadal's or Djokovic's non singles GS titles is because they only won 1 (mixed doubles), 1 (men's doubles), and 2 (1 men's doubles, 1 mixed doubles), respectively.

Do not underestimate the physical exhaustion resulting from playing outside of the singles GS format and how this may decrease chances of winning it.

Of course... tennis is also an individual sport, so that's where the main focus and admiration is.