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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here: here is the reason why I asked. These three men are the best three players of their generation. They have ruled the courts for over a decade. Few others come even close. They are also some of the best players the sport of tennis has ever seen, with Federer arguably the best of all times. Nadal and Federer battled one another for years until Djokovic arrived. He was dismissed by many, and continues to be even today, even after winning 8 grand slams and 24 masters. Today he is an undisputed best player, has been for many years actually, someone who's been #1 for most of last 5-6 years. Yet a large number of people have no clue who he is. You have a #1 player in a major sport and a large number of people have no idea who this person is. So I guess those endorsements are important for recognition by general public, but why is it that this Serb can't get half the endorsements this "refined" Swiss man can? Despite keeping him away from #1 for many years? And not only that, but whay can't he get sad many endorsements as the Spaniard Nadal? If you know these men, it is difficult to understand why he still trails Nadal in endorsements. Even The New Yorker brought this up in their profile of Djokovic, when they talked about him not being from a "noble" place. On one side you have two westerners, a Swiss and a Spaniard, and on the other a Serb, a Balkan boy, and that just doesn't fit all too well into people's idea of how certain things are supposed to be.[/quote]
Cool story bro.  I think he will be ok with his life.[/quote]

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