Who is the best men's tennis player of the post-Big-Three era?

As the era of three giants faded, a new wave of stars stepped up to claim the majors and the No. 1 ranking. Who leads tennis's next generation? Cast your vote!

1

Jannik Sinner

Italian world No. 1 who took over the top of the game as the Federer-Nadal-Djokovic era wound down.

1000pts

2

Taylor Fritz

Leading American and US Open finalist carrying his country's hopes in the post-Big-Three era.

846pts

3

Carlos Alcaraz

Spanish multiple Grand Slam champion and the co-face of tennis's new generation.

538pts

4

Casper Ruud

Norwegian multiple Grand Slam finalist and model of consistency in the new era.

538pts

5

Holger Rune

Danish young gun and Masters 1000 champion among the era's brightest prospects.

440pts

6

Daniil Medvedev

Former world No. 1 and US Open champion who broke the Big Three's Slam monopoly.

440pts

7

Andrey Rublev

Hard-hitting Russian top-tenner and multiple Masters 1000 titleholder.

440pts

8

Alexander Zverev

Olympic gold medallist and multiple Masters 1000 winner who has led the chasing pack for years.

323pts

9

Stefanos Tsitsipas

Greek former world No. 3 and two-time Grand Slam finalist of the post-Big-Three wave.

323pts

10

Dominic Thiem

Austrian US Open champion who was among the first of the next wave to win a major.

179pts