Nick Kyrgios explains why Novak Djokovic is better than Rafa Nadal: “The greatest of all time is definitely Novak . . . he’s the most complete player, on all surfaces as well. Nadal is dominant on [just] one surface whereas Novak has had that pretty much everywhere.”

Australian tennis maverick Nick Kyrgios has stirred the tennis world yet again with his bold declaration, asserting Novak Djokovic’s supremacy over Rafael Nadal in the realm of tennis greatness.

Kyrgios’s statement, delivered with characteristic candor, reflects his unfiltered perspective on the sport’s top talents.

In Kyrgios’s view, Djokovic’s claim to the title of the greatest of all time (GOAT) is unassailable. He emphasizes Djokovic’s versatility and adaptability across all surfaces, contrasting it with Nadal’s dominance primarily on clay courts. Kyrgios lauds Djokovic’s ability to excel on diverse playing conditions, showcasing his prowess on grass, hard courts, and clay alike.

Kyrgios’s assessment underscores the enduring debate surrounding tennis legends and GOAT contenders. While many acknowledge Djokovic’s extraordinary achievements, others champion Nadal’s unparalleled success on clay, alongside Roger Federer’s timeless elegance and grand slam record.

Kyrgios’s outspoken nature and willingness to challenge conventional wisdom add fuel to the ongoing conversation about tennis greatness. His comments provoke reflection and debate among fans and pundits alike, adding another layer of intrigue to the sport’s rich tapestry of rivalries and legacies.