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[QUOTE="gsmooth, post: 5176867, member: 9355"] Oh Nadal is definitely in the conversation, he is just #2 behind Djokovic. Indoor hard courts didn't "zero out" Nadal's style, it just was not great for him. He still went to the finals of the ATP's, he just couldn't win them. It's not much different than clay courts not being good for Pete Sampras. He never got past the semifinals of the French Open and he only got to the semifinals once. But Pete Sampras is in the GOAT conversation and has been for a while. I wouldn't say he is the GOAT, but he certainly deserves a mention in GOAT conversations, it's not absurd to mention Pete's name in those conversations. [/QUOTE]
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