Top 10 Best Male Tennis Players of All Time

The Serbian has won 24 Grand Slams, the most in men's tennis, and spent a record number of weeks as world number 1.

The Swiss won twenty Grand Slams, including eight Wimbledon titles, and was known for his elegant game.

The Spaniard won 22 Grand Slams, including fourteen Roland Garros titles, and is the most successful clay-court player ever.

The American won fourteen Grand Slams, including seven Wimbledon titles, and finished the year as number 1 six years in a row.

The Australian won all four Grand Slams in a single calendar year twice, in 1962 and 1969.

The Swede won eleven Grand Slams, including five consecutive Wimbledon titles (1976 through 1980).

The American won eight Grand Slams and completed the so-called career Golden Slam, including an Olympic gold medal in 1996.

The American won seven Grand Slams and was known for his temper tantrums and his rivalry with Björn Borg.

The Czech-American player won eight Grand Slams and spent 270 weeks as world number 1.

The Spaniard won several Grand Slams at a young age and is seen as one of the successors to Federer, Nadal and Djokovic.