John Isner and Sam Querrey completely disagree with Juan Carlos Ferrero’s recent comments
The debate on best-of-five sets at Grand Slam tournaments continues to roar on, with Juan Carlos Ferrero the latest to give his opinion on the...
The debate on best-of-five sets at Grand Slam tournaments continues to roar on, with Juan Carlos Ferrero the latest to give his opinion on the matter.Ferrero, who has previously coached ATP superstar Carlos Alcaraz, has just predicted that five-set matches at Grand Slams are soon going to be a thing of the past. Men currently play best-of-five set matches at every round of the four majors, while women play best-of-three.Former players John Isner and Sam Querrey have now reacted to the comments of Ferrero, who reached three Grand Slam finals during his playing career. The former ATP number one won only one of those finals at the 2003 French Open.John Isner and Sam Querrey disagree with Juan Carlos FerreroSpeaking on the Nothing Major Show, former Wimbledon semifinalist Isner said of Ferrero’s comments: “I disagree. The majority of players want to keep the five sets.” Querrey, another former Wimbledon semifinalist, added: “And by majority of players if you pulled a guy in the top 100, it will be about 98%.”Isner then continued: “Even I would want to keep the five sets if I was still playing. Two out of three sets as a guy like me and you Sam, I think it would benefit us, but keep th...