Who is the greatest men's grass-court tennis player of all time?

The lawns of SW19 crown a special kind of champion, from serve-and-volley artists to modern baseline masters spanning five decades. Who ruled the grass best? Cast your vote!

1

Roger Federer

Eight-time Wimbledon champion and the definitive grass-court stylist of the modern era.

1000pts

2

Andy Murray

Two-time Wimbledon champion who ended Britain's long wait for a home men's winner.

689pts

3

Rafael Nadal

Two-time Wimbledon champion who adapted his clay-honed game to conquer grass.

597pts

4

John McEnroe

Three-time Wimbledon champion whose touch and volleying thrived on the lawns.

596pts

5

Bjorn Borg

Five consecutive Wimbledon titles from 1976 to 1980 in an era of fast, slick grass.

517pts

6

Pete Sampras

Seven-time Wimbledon winner whose serve-and-volley game made him nearly unbeatable on grass.

423pts

7

Jimmy Connors

Two-time Wimbledon champion and relentless grass-court competitor across two decades.

310pts

8

Jannik Sinner

Italian world No. 1 whose powerful, flat game translated into a Wimbledon breakthrough on the lawns of SW19.

310pts

9

Novak Djokovic

Seven-time Wimbledon champion whose return and movement redefined baseline grass-court tennis.

172pts

10

Boris Becker

Three-time champion who won his first Wimbledon at 17 with an explosive attacking game.

172pts