It will be interesting to see if Djokovic will mantain his lead once he starts loosing more matches as he becomes older. At one point Federer had more than 85% of wins and the it gradually went down
to be fair, Monfils did not get any help. He gave his answers at last. The other used lots of trial and error so right names are left always. It gives lots of advantages
He did it the hard way. Its more likely to have more correct answer if you do one by one and start discarting options in the way you move down the TOP 10
This got me curious, so I checked Andy Roddick's percentage and saw that it was a strong 75.5% with 426 wins out of 564 hard court matches. This was a really fun video to watch. Love seeing the players chill out and be goofy
It’s criminal how Sampras gets no credit. Sampras won 5 us opens by age 31. He essentially was on the same pace as djokovic Nadal and fed by the same age he just retired before them
Most of the time they get corrected and then put it in the right spot, but don't get a point. It allows them to easily get way more points (which makes the game a little more fun). If they never corrected then the moment you get 1 wrong you automatically get at least 2 wrong since the original wrong guess's right answer has to go somewhere.
Since the late 1990s there has been a lot more indoor hradcourts. And since the late 2000s exclusively indoor hardcourts. Are indoor and outdoor hardcourts included in this list?
And what does it mean "average" opponents, you can only play the opponent on the other side of the court, it's not your fault how good are they! You, Fedal fans are delusional guys 😂
Yea, but Rafa is 1st on clay, but only 10th on hard court while Novak is 1st on hard court and 6th on clay and ofc Djokovic is light years ahead of Nadal on grass
@@JohnSon-vk1nz Can't argue with Djokovic's grass achievements, however Nadal's grass form took a huge dive after 2011..2007,2008 were extremely high and 2018 version was also up there and barely lost to Djokovic..So yes Djokovic has achieved much more in Wimbledon but their best versions are very close
@@alilahlou2166yeah, his win percentage is so low because he always got injured on hardcourts almost never on the other surfaces. Also he’s not all that good on indoor hards
Nadal has 6 hard court slams though, which puts him tied #4 with Agassi. Connors I think only has 3 hard court slams although many more indoors titles and atp finals. However, 3 less grand slams… how many players have 3 hard court slams..? Even Nadal’s Olympic Gold is on hard court, which I think only Agassi has on this list. Really hard to ignore those facts.. I’d put Nadal #5 or 6
Only won 1 Hard court slams in last 13 year where Novak was playing that tournament Not won hard court matches against Novak in last 10 years In last 6 years only played 2 hard court matches with while in clay it's 7 matches Even when clay has only 4 big tournament and hard court has 9 More than 2× than clay He is just avoiding Novak
i think w/l record is a bad way to rank the best HC players. I would say it is more accurate to rank them based on open-era HC slam wins. In such a ranking, nole, roger, Agassi, Sampras and rafa would be the best hc players
I think the same. Also GS, MC , M1000 and OG titles won on hard courts it's important. Connors and Lendl are not in a Top 5 despite their higher percentage.
😂😂😂😂 Nadal fan right? Stop embarrassing yourself there are many more tournaments that just Slams, Master 1000 are awesome and also the master tournament. 😂😂 this guy adding excuses
@@KaiserM3 i'm sorry but the AO and USO are the peak of hard court tennis. Only the best HC players can win 7 bo5 matches in a row. Thats why rafa is in top 5 hc players despite his lower win %
@@json_bourne3812 Federer was a all round player he has won us 5 times Aussie 5 times Wimbledon 8 times and was a always in the French open final in the 2000s
@@LightYagami-c6t absolutely - he was winning a lot. I was just focusing on the "still" part of your comment since that's unlikely to change. Just like how Lendl doesn't have that many games (compared to the big 3 for example) but was very successful on hard court.
@@ayushmalhotra1489 yup as the best hardcourt player of all time, it's actually kinda inexcusable that Novak only has 3 while Nadal has 4. People love to try to use the single surface argument as an argument against Nadal but I've never really understood this; his record on clay transcends tennis to be one of the single greatest displays of dominance across all of sport, all time. AND he has more US Opens.
@@huntersnider9621 Djokovic has more wins on clay court vs Nadal than what Nadal has on HC against Djokovic. Nadal doesn't transcend anything,he statpadded of a weak clay competition. Fed and Djokovic would have done the same if the HC competition was that bad
@@027calvinjose4Federer and Djokovic WERE his clay court competition. So I guess they’re just weak competition for Nadal who is by far the GOAT then, right?
That American guy who was quizzing Monfils should be ashamed for saying it's hardcourt "mixed", not just hardcourt outdoor, as I feel most people don't have the experience and knowledge to know which indoor tournaments were played on hardcourt or on carpet.
Monfils is a type of student who forgets everything in the examination hall, and just does it with his instinct. The best part is he thinks he's possibly right.
Monfils is that guy in examination hall who asks for loads of extra sheets and then fails horribly in the exam.
😂😂😂 and Medvedev is the kind of student who always asks the teacher did anyone get a higher grade than me.
I knew a black guy who was good at exams. They exist.
Medvedev is actually 14th on that list with 75.3%, just ahead of Murray with the same percentage.
He's one of the 15 best HC players of all time he's so good on HC
He's an all time great hc player for sure
specialist
Thanks for the fun fact 😂. Medvedev the HC specialist himself
At which site can we find the list? Is it Live ie updated til today?
Pretty impressive how many matches Djokovic and Federer have played compared to others, maintaining these procentages.Also Agassi has played a lot.
It will be interesting to see if Djokovic will mantain his lead once he starts loosing more matches as he becomes older. At one point Federer had more than 85% of wins and the it gradually went down
@@lukerne9260he’s already 36, and doesn’t have much else to play for. Once he stops winning he will retire
@@mikemoggerson6651 to stop winning you have to loose. Those losses will lower his %
@@amanbisht690 that's why I said oldER
The accordeon when Montfils was randomly putting stickies, got me cracking up.
Meddy is going to get in that top10 list soon. He's young yet a legend on HC
No he wont. Todays comp is way too stiff.
He’s a hard court specialist!
@@TheRafaelBond he's 14th in this list already and he's only 27 don't be silly
Rublev will be beat him in US open quarter final.
@@TheRafaelBondcompetition has never been easier
The editing for Monfils was hilarious. Love the accordion and dial-up tone!
to be fair, Monfils did not get any help. He gave his answers at last. The other used lots of trial and error so right names are left always. It gives lots of advantages
But that's because Gael insisted on doing it this way 😂
@@diarmuidquinn4902 :)
I mean. This a show. Dont expect anything objective and serious testing. The only one to do it was Monfils.
Ok sure but he had Djokovic at 4. I think Djoko 1 and Fed 2 was pretty easy.
@@MalphasMikaelsonMonfils is probably in denial about his worst matchup Djokovic 😅
I hope Medvedev is in the top 10 when his career ends
I love him, such a genuine and funny guy
definitely
No chance. More competiton nowadays
Impossible,he losing too much
@@TheRafaelBond such an odd statement considering we have one of the weakest top 10 in forever
Gael play his own game🤣
He did it the hard way. Its more likely to have more correct answer if you do one by one and start discarting options in the way you move down the TOP 10
I love how you just let them do the games and interpret them however they want and not make them follow strict rules. It makes it much more hilarious!
Monfils is #11 from players who currently play, like 65.74%.
Although that is #51 at historic list 😇
Where did you find these rankings?
daniil knows hes a specialist
😂😂😂
Monfils just livin his best life
Monfils laughter. Priceless 😅
I still cant believe how Monfils put Djokovic to number 4. :D What is he doing? :D
You’d think the 17-0 H2H would contribute to it.. ha
@@nicholaslau8362probably 😅
The French players have flair and bags of style. The way players win is highly rated. Federer will always be the favourite in Paris.
@@nicholaslau8362think its 19-0
@@nicholaslau8362 19-0*
i love monfils
gael was in his own world the whole time
This got me curious, so I checked Andy Roddick's percentage and saw that it was a strong 75.5% with 426 wins out of 564 hard court matches.
This was a really fun video to watch. Love seeing the players chill out and be goofy
B.Coric has just a cool, relaxed Vibe and play really amazing Tennis!!
Everybody should play the game like Monfils, instead of getting hints and bonus point from the questionnaire.
Makes it more fun.
It wouldn't be any fun. The video would last 2 seconds too
Who's the summer intern who spelled it Lendle??
3:28 Shout out to the dial up generation 😂
we need an infinite more videos with monfils and rublev
Korda found a way to lose again 😅
Meddy 😁❤️
It’s criminal how Sampras gets no credit. Sampras won 5 us opens by age 31. He essentially was on the same pace as djokovic Nadal and fed by the same age he just retired before them
Whats the point making wrong choice then getting corrected by that woman and still counting it as a correct answer...
yes they cheated😂
Most of the time they get corrected and then put it in the right spot, but don't get a point. It allows them to easily get way more points (which makes the game a little more fun).
If they never corrected then the moment you get 1 wrong you automatically get at least 2 wrong since the original wrong guess's right answer has to go somewhere.
@@json_bourne3812 i get what you mean but then there is no point for counting the right answers..
Monfils 😂
Since the late 1990s there has been a lot more indoor hradcourts. And since the late 2000s exclusively indoor hardcourts. Are indoor and outdoor hardcourts included in this list?
How the hell did gael not put Nole on top😂
You could do one for each slam on it's own aswell
And what does it mean "average" opponents, you can only play the opponent on the other side of the court, it's not your fault how good are they! You, Fedal fans are delusional guys 😂
Rafael Nadal is the only player in history to have 450 match wins on both hard courts and clay courts.
Yea, but Rafa is 1st on clay, but only 10th on hard court
while Novak is 1st on hard court and 6th on clay
and ofc Djokovic is light years ahead of Nadal on grass
@@JohnSon-vk1nz Can't argue with Djokovic's grass achievements, however Nadal's grass form took a huge dive after 2011..2007,2008 were extremely high and 2018 version was also up there and barely lost to Djokovic..So yes Djokovic has achieved much more in Wimbledon but their best versions are very close
@@JohnSon-vk1nz But Nadal 92% in clay.. It is impossible to be as good on a hard court as well
@@FabiCAIbecause
Most of people prefer hard court
That's why Hard court was was always more competitive.
Gael ❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂
medvedev is so adorable
Monfils is a mood
Monfils situation was funny 😂😂 he didn't help at all for this challenge 😂😂😂. Like alright just do what you want 😂😂
great to see a hard court specialist in this vid😂
Isner is smart
More like he asks for the right answer before he puts in on the board 🤣
Does the voice belong to Konta?
Monfils is precious! Hahahahaha...
Everyone: Hi
Meddy: Hmm Sampras?
Medvedev rocking the greatest slav suit of all time
This is fun
You should add the average opponents' ranking and you would amazed how really far ahead GOAT is.
One with clay court!
Kurt Cobain is still among us and plays professional tennis.
?
Monfils is playing his own game by his own rules. JAJAJA
Medi,will win more HC Slams and leave as a TOP TEN player in history
When will that start? He's 28 and is 1-5 in major finals.
Borna should do ASMR, his voice ❤
u surely do ok on hard court John 😄👍
Wait does that mean, federer has the most wins on hard court in all of history. His wins are 700+. OMG !! That guy is monster in hard and grass😮.
They should say the percentage
gael must do cinema!
This is Funny!
I thought Rafa could had at least 7 or 8. But 10 is a little too much
But with 6 Slams at hardcourt 10 masters 1000 and 1 olympic gold medal he's at least in the top 5 greatest hardcourt players of all time.
@@alilahlou2166yeah, his win percentage is so low because he always got injured on hardcourts almost never on the other surfaces. Also he’s not all that good on indoor hards
I am shocked he is that low. I thought he will be 5 or 6. 😮
@@alilahlou2166hahahahaha nope
@@luilo7848prolly because you don't watch tennis
Fed -> BOOM 😂😂
Someone will say that Rafa is only a Clay court player or that is enough for them?
Yeah, next to Novak he is only clay court player... the difference is just huge, now next to other random players yes he is a very complete player
Big John won this one! Yeah! 🎉💪🏻😁
Only Monfils will know why this comment has 19 likes.
*Rafans have left the chat
don't worry, we'll feast when the Clay court version drops!!! Although we'd return to a slump when the Grass court version is released😥
Medvedev is nr1 for me idk about statistics if you disagree with this opinion you’re wrong btw
Gael is the best 🤣🤣
Ask a newbie and he will put Novak at top, Monfils really be trippin
Gael omg 😂
Monfils has never won a match against Nole, and still didn't think his the best on HC. 😅
Nadal has 6 hard court slams though, which puts him tied #4 with Agassi. Connors I think only has 3 hard court slams although many more indoors titles and atp finals. However, 3 less grand slams… how many players have 3 hard court slams..? Even Nadal’s Olympic Gold is on hard court, which I think only Agassi has on this list. Really hard to ignore those facts.. I’d put Nadal #5 or 6
Maybe you can hear or read what the challenge is. And Nadal was a fantastic player but not the best in hard court. Slams are not everything
Gael 😅
I'm sure taking into account titles, Nadal is top 5 or top 6.
Nadal sería el quinto mejor, ligeramente por detrás de Agassi. Aunque es cierto que tuvo mucha más competencia que el americano por los GS.
Dude stop embarrassing yourself
@@AlejandroGarcia-wz1qique risa, los españoles son an acomplejados
Imagine, Roger played over 900 matches on hardcourt and still is the second best
Nadal on Top Ten on hard courts..........but, but, but...he's only a clay player.......
He is Top Five if we are talking about GS and another big titles on hard court. (6 GS, 10 M1000 and olympic gold medal)
Only won 1 Hard court slams in last 13 year where Novak was playing that tournament
Not won hard court matches against Novak in last 10 years
In last 6 years only played 2 hard court matches with while in clay it's 7 matches
Even when clay has only 4 big tournament and hard court has 9
More than 2× than clay
He is just avoiding Novak
What's doing Monfils 😅😅?
Monfils didnt get help so its not bad. One wrong answer ruins everything
monfils cooking
ah yeah " accordeon " = french, ah yeah its music from 1950, really
i think w/l record is a bad way to rank the best HC players. I would say it is more accurate to rank them based on open-era HC slam wins. In such a ranking, nole, roger, Agassi, Sampras and rafa would be the best hc players
I think the same. Also GS, MC , M1000 and OG titles won on hard courts it's important.
Connors and Lendl are not in a Top 5 despite their higher percentage.
@@AlejandroGarcia-wz1qi for sure. Imagine saying connors is a better HC player than someone like agassi or rafa😂
😂😂😂😂 Nadal fan right? Stop embarrassing yourself there are many more tournaments that just Slams, Master 1000 are awesome and also the master tournament. 😂😂 this guy adding excuses
@@KaiserM3 Nadal on hard>>> Connors and Lendl
@@KaiserM3 i'm sorry but the AO and USO are the peak of hard court tennis. Only the best HC players can win 7 bo5 matches in a row. Thats why rafa is in top 5 hc players despite his lower win %
Federer is still no 2
funny how percentages work hey?
@@json_bourne3812 Federer was a all round player he has won us 5 times Aussie 5 times Wimbledon 8 times and was a always in the French open final in the 2000s
@@LightYagami-c6t absolutely - he was winning a lot. I was just focusing on the "still" part of your comment since that's unlikely to change. Just like how Lendl doesn't have that many games (compared to the big 3 for example) but was very successful on hard court.
Monfils , very weird guy.
Monfils😂😂
Nadal barely top 10 in HC,out of top 10 grass😂
nadal shits on joker at us open tho which is 1/2 hard court slams
@@ayushmalhotra1489 yup as the best hardcourt player of all time, it's actually kinda inexcusable that Novak only has 3 while Nadal has 4. People love to try to use the single surface argument as an argument against Nadal but I've never really understood this; his record on clay transcends tennis to be one of the single greatest displays of dominance across all of sport, all time. AND he has more US Opens.
@@huntersnider9621 Djokovic has more wins on clay court vs Nadal than what Nadal has on HC against Djokovic.
Nadal doesn't transcend anything,he statpadded of a weak clay competition. Fed and Djokovic would have done the same if the HC competition was that bad
@@027calvinjose4
Great post.
@@027calvinjose4Federer and Djokovic WERE his clay court competition. So I guess they’re just weak competition for Nadal who is by far the GOAT then, right?
monfils hahaha
rogers still got over 100 more wins than djokovic and he retired two years ago, he's the true GOAT
he is 6 years older, have you ever though about that maybe? lol
Alcaraz or medddy will kick out claydal out of the top 10 soon..he is a mediocre in hardcourt
6 GS, 10 M1000, 1 Gold Medal. Mediocre? Sure...
The Guy is in all-time top 10 and you say he is mediocre?
@@joaoneto7430 Top 10 (percentage w/l ) but Top 5 if we are talking about big titles on hard courts.
@@AlejandroGarcia-wz1qi I agree! Titles in HC are way more important that this w/l percentage
Nadal is a cheater
Haven’t watched it but top 3 Nole, roger,rafa in that order
😅
Rafa is 10
Casual
rafa not even close haha
@@jugoslavnamljidjiu9021 one of the big reasons is indoor hc were also counted. And if u see his percentage pre 2015 , it's actually among top 3
That American guy who was quizzing Monfils should be ashamed for saying it's hardcourt "mixed", not just hardcourt outdoor, as I feel most people don't have the experience and knowledge to know which indoor tournaments were played on hardcourt or on carpet.
Monfils is a type of student who forgets everything in the examination hall, and just does it with his instinct. The best part is he thinks he's possibly right.