Top 15 Men's Tennis Players of the 1990s

Serve-and-volley against baseline power. The decade that produced two of the greatest careers in the sport and a dozen more worth arguing about.

1. 1
   Andre Agassi

   Won Wimbledon, the US Open, the Australian Open and the French Open across the decade.
   1000pts
2. 2
   Pete Sampras

   Ended six consecutive years as world No. 1 between 1993 and 1998.
   882pts
3. 3
   Boris Becker

   Added two more majors in the 1990s after his teenage Wimbledon breakthrough.
   714pts
4. 4
   Gustavo Kuerten

   Came from nowhere to win the 1997 French Open at 20.
   556pts
5. 5
   Stefan Edberg

   Serve-and-volley stylist who won three of his six majors in the decade.
   555pts
6. 6
   Jim Courier

   Won back-to-back French Opens and two Australian Opens in the early 1990s.
   555pts
7. 7
   Patrick Rafter

   Back-to-back US Open champion in 1997 and 1998.
   555pts
8. 8
   Goran Ivanisevic

   The decade's biggest serve and a three-time Wimbledon runner-up.
   470pts
9. 9
   Yevgeny Kafelnikov

   Australian Open and French Open champion who also took Olympic gold.
   470pts
10. 10
    Michael Stich

    Won Wimbledon in 1991 and Olympic doubles gold in 1992.
    470pts
11. 11
    Richard Krajicek

    The man who beat Sampras on the way to the 1996 Wimbledon title.
    470pts
12. 12
    Sergi Bruguera

    Won consecutive French Open titles in 1993 and 1994.
    370pts
13. 13
    Carlos Moya

    French Open champion in 1998 and later a world No. 1.
    370pts
14. 14
    Petr Korda

    Won the 1998 Australian Open after years as a dangerous outsider.
    252pts
15. 15
    Michael Chang

    Reached No. 2 in the world and three more major finals after his 1989 title.
    111pts