Who is the greatest Olympic tennis gold medalist of all time?

Tennis returned to the Games in 1988, and the gold medal has meant something different to every player who won it.

1. 1
   Andy Murray

   The only player to win back-to-back Olympic singles titles.
   1000pts
2. 2
   Serena Williams

   Singles gold in London plus three doubles golds with her sister.
   960pts
3. 3
   Venus Williams

   Singles gold in Sydney and four Olympic golds in total.
   648pts
4. 4
   Justine Henin

   Won singles gold in Athens in 2004.
   633pts
5. 5
   Yevgeny Kafelnikov

   Took singles gold in Sydney in 2000.
   632pts
6. 6
   Alexander Zverev

   Won singles gold in Tokyo, beating the world No. 1 on the way.
   548pts
7. 7
   Andre Agassi

   Singles gold in Atlanta in 1996, the medal that completed his career Golden Slam.
   548pts
8. 8
   Monica Puig

   Won Puerto Rico's first ever Olympic gold medal in any sport.
   448pts
9. 9
   Belinda Bencic

   Took singles gold in Tokyo.
   448pts
10. 10
    Novak Djokovic

    Won the singles gold that had eluded him for twenty years.
    329pts
11. 11
    Marc Rosset

    Beat four higher-ranked players to win gold in Barcelona.
    183pts
12. 12
    Steffi Graf

    Won singles gold in 1988, the year she took all four majors as well.
    183pts
13. 13
    Rafael Nadal

    Singles gold in Beijing and doubles gold eight years later.
    183pts
14. 14
    Lindsay Davenport

    Won singles gold in Atlanta in 1996.
    183pts