Who has the greatest two-handed backhand in tennis history?

The shot that was considered a beginner's compromise until a teenager from Florida won eighteen majors with it. Pick the best two-hander the game has produced.

1. 1
   Chris Evert

   Made the two-hander respectable, winning eighteen majors from the baseline with it.
2. 2
   Novak Djokovic

   The most reliable backhand in the modern men's game, hit equally well down the line.
3. 3
   Andre Agassi

   Took the ball early on both wings and redirected pace better than anyone.
4. 4
   Monica Seles

   Two-handed on both sides, flat and struck impossibly early.
5. 5
   Serena Williams

   A backhand hit at forehand speed, especially on the return.
6. 6
   Rafael Nadal

   Heavy, high-bouncing and far better than its reputation on clay.
7. 7
   Jimmy Connors

   Flat, early and aggressive, decades before that was standard.
8. 8
   Marat Safin

   Enormous power off both wings when everything was working.
9. 9
   David Nalbandian

   Widely regarded by peers as the purest two-hander of his era.
10. 10
    Bjorn Borg

    Topspin off both sides at a time when almost nobody hit it that way.
11. 11
    Mats Wilander

    A backhand he could switch to one hand mid-rally when it suited him.
12. 12
    Andy Murray

    His most dependable shot, and the one that built his passing game.
13. 13
    Kei Nishikori

    Compact and precise, the shot that carried him into a US Open final.
14. 14
    Simona Halep

    Clean, flat and hit with almost no margin for error.
15. 15
    Iga Swiatek

    Punishing down the line and central to her clay-court dominance.
16. 16
    Daniil Medvedev

    Struck from an absurd depth of court and almost impossible to hurry.