Top 10 Best Tennis Players of All Time

Twenty Grand Slams delivered with a balletic grace that made tennis look effortless — the sport's most beloved player and its aesthetic gold standard.

Twenty-two Grand Slams including a record fourteen French Open titles — the King of Clay whose topspin forehand redefined what was physically possible.

Twenty-three Grand Slam singles titles and a serve that terrorized opponents for two decades — the most dominant force in women's tennis history.

Won the Golden Slam in 1988, the only player to win all four majors and Olympic gold in a single calendar year — a feat that may never be repeated.

The only player to win the calendar-year Grand Slam twice, including in 1969 during the Open Era, dominating an era when he was banned from majors for years.

Eighteen Grand Slam singles titles, a record 31 major doubles titles, and a fitness-focused approach that was decades ahead of her time.

Fourteen Grand Slam titles and a serve-and-volley game so dominant he held the year-end number-one ranking for a record six consecutive years.

Eleven Grand Slams by age 25 including six French Opens and five consecutive Wimbledons — then he walked away at his peak and never came back.

Twelve Grand Slam singles titles and the woman who beat Bobby Riggs in the Battle of the Sexes, changing the fight for equality in sports forever.