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"Gordon Cameron" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Far better to win them all once than to pile up > > duplicate wins, even at Wimbledon. > > So careerwise, a man who won 1 FO, 1 AO, 1 Wimbledon, and 1 USO would > be better than someone who won 15 Wimbledons, 15 AOs, 15 USOs and 0 > FOs? > > I can't accept that. I can't even accept that Agassi trumps Pete, > whose slam total is merely "one Boris Becker" or so above Agassi's. > There might be a "cutoff point" at which career GS outweighs sheer > slam total, but when you are up by 6 (an amount that is itself > equivalent to a hall-of-fame-worthy career), and when *12* of your > total are Wim/USO, I think you're past that cutoff point. (I don't > put as much weight in the "blue chip" thing as Whisper does but the AO > is clearly the least slam and that's the one Agassi has by far the > most of.) > > I seem to be in the middle between you and Whisper. He underestimates > the importance of Agassi's career slam, and you overestimate it. :-) Actually I think I'm overestimating Agassi. I put that down to the fact he's still playing - in 10 yrs he'll be an after thought....
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