A recent comment by Fred Meyer about the record of Novak Djokovic against Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal in their prime has set off a flurry of reactions on social media.Meyer is a journalist for the ATP Tour and also a self-confessed fan of Federer and Nadal. He recently took to X (formerly Twitter) to remind Djokovic fans that he had a 1-9 record against "peak" Federer and Nadal at Majors."Reminder that Novak Djokovic is 1-9 against peak Fedal at slams and his only win was against Federer with mono," Meyer wrote. "It’s crazy how people think that he is the goat. He got owned by Federer and Nadal in their peak. Only wins when they are injured."Meyer's comment about Djokovic received mixed reactions online. It got some support from Federer and Nadal fans, but Djokovic's supporters promptly came to the rescue of their icon with quotes and statistics to show that the Serb has been the most consistent among the Big 3.While Roger Federer (20 Majors) was considered the GOAT for several years by fans and pundits alike, Nadal surpassed him by winning more Slams (22). Djokovic, however, has now gone past both, winning the most Grand Slam titles (24) in the Open Era.The Serb also has more Masters 1000 titles to his name than the duo (most in history) and has reigned as the World No. 1 for longer than Nadal and Federer."It's not Djokovic's fault that he had a longer peak than Fed and nadal, who is only one year younger than him. Djokovic is the GOAT because he has the most meaningful records and anything else is ifs, buts and maybes," one fan said."Novak is peaking at 36 years old At 36 Fed was getting crushed by the GOAT. At 36 Nadal can't even play. All that blood doping is catching up with him," another fan wrote.Here are a few more reactions from tennis fans:"Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer have always accepted defeat better than Novak Djokovic" - Former ATP Player Younes El AynaouiItaly Tennis ATP FinalsFormer ATP Player Younes El Aynaoui recently weighed in on the GOAT debate. The Moroccan believes the Serb’s statistical dominance should not be the sole criterion in the debate.El Aynaoui claimed Nadal and Federer dealt better with failure than Djokovic, and placed them ahead of the 24-time Grand Slam champion for that reason."On paper, Novak is making an increasing difference, he continues to add titles. Then we would also have to evaluate the behavior and the person, in that sense, for me Rafa and Roger are above. It's a personal opinion," he told Spanish tennis outlet Punto de Break."Rafa and Roger have always accepted defeat better than Novak, perhaps that is why he has won more than them. But not everything is about the record, above all is the person," he added.