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It's a numbers game. One of the greatest, yes! But Djokovic needs 6+ Slams to best Federer. And he needs to win all four Majors.
I'm torn. I don't particularly like him but his performance over the past few years tells me he may be the greatest ever. Or at least has the potential to be.
We'll see where he's at when his career ends. He will have the most Masters titles, no doubt. Perhaps having one all of them, which no one has done yet. But without the French, not the GOAT.
Nadal is back - at least on clay. If Djokovic doesn't win Roland Garros this year, his chances diminish further. Even with his first round loss in Monte Carlo, I still think he's the man to beat in Paris.
BUT, if Nadal beats him in Madrid (doubtful), the story changes.
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