In this week’s mailbag, jon_wertheim discusses how no man younger than 35 has won at the Australian Open, Wimbledon or Roland Garros
show, we have a fascinating "lost generation" narrative in tennis. In the top 10 today among men, every player is aged 25 and under except for Djokovic and Nadal, who are over a decade older at ages 35 and 36, respectively. In the top 20, they are the only players older than 27, representing a gap of at least 8 years.
The question: to what degree do we also hold the “lost generations” complicit in the Big Three's success. To what extent do we leaven the success of the Big Three with the disappointment of the others? Essentially you have a dynamic that self-perpetuates. The Big Three beat the competition, which only emboldens them and sows doubt among the others.we speculated how many more majors Djokovic can win. I believe Lindsay said 26. I would go even higher.
a) Scale is key. The economics on a hardcore tennis doc don’t make sense. At least not right now. So a series geared to a wider audience is the way to go. Even if you were annoyed when the scoring system was explained or Djokovic’s deportation was barely referenced.c) There are players other than Netflix. If a second season is not approved, that doesn’t preclude someone else doing a similar series for another streamer.
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