You might want to develop some reading comprehension before pointing fingers. Federer is born in 1981 whilst Djokodal are born in 1986/87. So, that's a 5 year gap.
I doubt Djokovic will beat Alcaraz ever again in a slam. Once the younger star (way younger in this case) starts winning, it's usually curtains for the older guy.
I think the biggest issue why Federer struggled with Nadal post 2008 is he started playing more conservatively after 2006 (probably due to the obsession to win a FO title) and started getting into...
Well, this is something I could agree on. I don't buy the fact that Federer is mental midget when winning most matches with a low percentage style of play requires a tremendous amount of mental...
Finding it hard to believe that the player who is still decimating the field on the most physically demanding surface at the age of 34 has had issues with bad knees in his career.