Ranking points say one thing, trophy cabinets say another. This list lives in the gap between them.
1Andy RoddickOne major title and years as the face of American tennis in the Federer era.1000pts
2Nick KyrgiosReached one Grand Slam final and is discussed far more than his trophy count suggests.777pts
3Grigor DimitrovNicknamed Baby Federer early on, with one ATP Finals title and no major final.678pts
4Taylor FritzLong-time American No. 1 whose ranking has outpaced his Grand Slam results.555pts
5Stefanos TsitsipasMarketed as a future No. 1 after his 2019 ATP Finals win but has not won a major.555pts
6Tomas BerdychA decade near the top ten with one Wimbledon final to show for it.555pts
7Carlos AlcarazSeven-time major champion whose highlight-reel game draws as much debate as his results.0pts
8Daniil MedvedevFormer world No. 1 with one major from six finals.0pts
9Jannik SinnerWorld No. 1 with five majors, questioned by some for a title haul built largely on hard courts.0pts
10Alexander ZverevSpent years in the top five and reached three major finals without winning one.0pts
11Holger RuneReached the top five at 19 and has been chasing that ceiling ever since.0pts
12Casper RuudThree major finals, all lost in straight or near-straight sets.0pts
13Milos RaonicOne of the biggest serves of his generation and a single Grand Slam final.0pts
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Nick Kyrgios reached one major final and has been talked about more than players who won several, which is roughly what the word means: https://youpick.best/articles/sinner-vs-alcaraz-ranked
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