Who is the greatest clay court tennis player of all time?

From Roland Garros legends to all-surface dominators who found their home on clay, the debate spans generations and continents. Where do you stand?

Rafael Nadal

The 'King of Clay' with 14 Roland Garros titles and an unprecedented 81-1 record at the French Open.

1/10

Björn Borg

Swedish legend who won Roland Garros six times and defined clay court dominance in the 1970s.

2/10

Guillermo Vilas

Argentine clay court specialist who won 49 titles on clay, including the 1977 Roland Garros and US Open.

3/10

Thomas Muster

Austrian champion who won Roland Garros 1995 and held the world No. 1 ranking while dominating the clay circuit.

4/10

Ivan Lendl

Czech-American champion who won Roland Garros twice and was renowned for his methodical clay court game.

5/10

Novak Djokovic

Serbian superstar with three Roland Garros titles and a record 24 Grand Slam singles wins across all surfaces.

6/10

Carlos Alcaraz

Spanish prodigy who won Roland Garros in 2024, positioning himself as the heir to clay court supremacy.

7/10

Steffi Graf

German legend who won Roland Garros six times and completed the Golden Slam in 1988.

8/10

Chris Evert

American clay court queen with seven Roland Garros titles and a 125-match winning streak on clay.

9/10

Justine Henin

Belgian champion with four Roland Garros titles, widely regarded as one of the greatest clay court players of the Open Era.

10/10