It’s too early to say who the greatest men’s player of all time is, but the Serb’s win at Roland Garros was another jewel in the GOAT crown that he may wear one day.

Hantuchova has already witnessed an epic two days of action unfold between the men's semifinals and women's final, and previews Novak Djokovic vs Stefanos Tsitsipas on Sunday.

No two players have ever used the wide expanses of Court Philippe Chatrier to such brilliant and beautiful effect as Djokovic and Nadal did on Friday.

And he’s probably going to be the only man ever to do it.

Others to share their appreciation included Andy Roddick and Juan Martín del Potro.

The 13-time Paris champion also reconnected with one special fan and signed photos.

The numbers these two have amassed, both individually and as opponents, are simply astounding.

After last year's demolition, there is shockingly good value on the Serbian to keep things close in this 58th clash of titans.

Djokovic and Nadal won four-set quarterfinal battles on Wednesday at Roland Garros in setting the next installment of their storied rivalry.

Awaiting him there will be Rafael Nadal, who moved through to his 35th career Grand Slam semifinal.