00:00Look, I've made a case that Djokovic is the greatest of all time.
00:04Do you consider him the GOAT?
00:06And who's on your all-time men's tennis Mount Rushmore?
00:09Oh, that's a good question.
00:11Yeah, he's the GOAT.
00:12I mean, he's got every accolade you can imagine.
00:15He's got more weeks number one, more Grand Slams, more Masters 1000s.
00:19He's done it all.
00:21And absolutely, he's the GOAT.
00:22So he's, of course, on the Mount Rushmore.
00:24And you pretty much have to put the big three up there,
00:27is Roger Rafa and Novak as the three up there.
00:30And so it's just a matter of who's the fourth.
00:32And you've got two guys right now that are competing to be that fourth.
00:35And they might, by the end of their careers,
00:37in center and Alcaraz, be up there.
00:38But if I had to put one more to put up there,
00:41I'm probably going to take Pete.
00:43How incredible is that, that at 14 slams when he retired,
00:46that looked like that was never going to be touched
00:47because he broke a record that stood for so long with Roy Emerson.
00:52And I think people forget just how good he was
00:55and how dominant he was on grass.
00:57And he was a much better athlete than a lot of people recognize
01:01and realize and give him credit for.
01:02Because a lot of people say, oh, he was a certain volleyer.
01:04He never would have made it in today's game.
01:06My goodness, he would have made it.
01:08He was an unbelievable athlete with a massive forehand
01:10and absolutely kind of underrated speed and athleticism.
01:14So he would have competed
01:16and he would have been one of the greats of all time
01:18in any generation.
01:19And he would have been one of the greats of all time.
01:19And he would have been one of the greats of all time.
01:19And he would have been one of the greats of all time.
01:19And he would have been one of the greats of all time.
01:19And he would have been one of the greats of all time.
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