Who is the greatest hard-court tennis player of all time?

By YPB Team

From serve-and-volley legends to the flat-hitting baseliners who own the modern game, the fast blue courts have crowned very different champions. Who is the true hard-court king? Cast your vote!

Novak Djokovic — ranked #11
Novak Djokovic
Record holder for hard-court Grand Slam titles, with unmatched movement and return on the surface.
1000pts
Pete Sampras — ranked #22
Pete Sampras
Dominant hard-court server who won multiple US Open and Australian Open titles.
503pts
Jannik Sinner — ranked #33
Jannik Sinner
Italian world No. 1 whose flat, powerful ball-striking makes him arguably the most dominant hard-court player of his era.
436pts
Andre Agassi — ranked #44
Andre Agassi
Baseline pioneer and multiple hard-court major champion famed for his return of serve.
356pts
Rafael Nadal — ranked #55
Rafael Nadal
Multiple US and Australian Open champion who added hard-court majors to his clay legacy.
356pts
Jimmy Connors — ranked #66
Jimmy Connors
Relentless competitor who won five US Open titles across hard, grass and clay.
356pts
Ivan Lendl — ranked #77
Ivan Lendl
1980s hard-court powerhouse who reached eight straight US Open finals.
261pts
Daniil Medvedev — ranked #88
Daniil Medvedev
US Open champion and one of the finest pure hard-court players of the modern game.
261pts
Carlos Alcaraz — ranked #99
Carlos Alcaraz
Spanish multiple major winner whose explosive game translates to elite hard-court results.
261pts
Roger Federer — ranked #1010
Roger Federer
Multiple US and Australian Open champion whose all-court game shone on quick hard courts.
145pts

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