Federer says Djokovic can’t be the greatest ever while Nadal plays

One of the best tennis players ever and winner of 20 Grand Slam titles Roger Federer talked about his life after retiring from tennis.

“I spend more time with my family. I’m more relaxed because I know I have more days and hours at my disposal,” explained the Swiss.

He also commented on Novak Djokovic’s 23rd Grand Slam title after lifting the Roland Garros trophy this June.

Roger Federer on if Djokovic is GOAT:

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“What’s better? Winning Wimbledon at 17 like Becker or Paris at 36 like Novak? I don’t know. What he’s achieved is absolutely gigantic. It could be sufficient. But I think as long as Rafa is still playing, you can’t answer that definitively” pic.twitter.com/3PXuqlYm4D

— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) June 21, 2023

“I don’t know which is more impressive, winning Wimbledon at 17 like Boris Becker or Roland Garros at 36 like Novak? I do not know. What he has achieved is gigantic. It might be enough to be called the greatest. But I think as long as Rafa continues to play, you can’t say definitively yet,” Federer said.