Who is the most overrated men's tennis player of the modern era?

Ranking points say one thing, trophy cabinets say another. This list lives in the gap between them.

1

Jannik Sinner

World No. 1 with five majors, questioned by some for a title haul built largely on hard courts.

2

Carlos Alcaraz

Seven-time major champion whose highlight-reel game draws as much debate as his results.

3

Nick Kyrgios

Reached one Grand Slam final and is discussed far more than his trophy count suggests.

4

Alexander Zverev

Spent years in the top five and reached three major finals without winning one.

5

Stefanos Tsitsipas

Marketed as a future No. 1 after his 2019 ATP Finals win but has not won a major.

6

Andy Roddick

One major title and years as the face of American tennis in the Federer era.

7

Grigor Dimitrov

Nicknamed Baby Federer early on, with one ATP Finals title and no major final.

8

Taylor Fritz

Long-time American No. 1 whose ranking has outpaced his Grand Slam results.

9

Holger Rune

Reached the top five at 19 and has been chasing that ceiling ever since.

10

Casper Ruud

Three major finals, all lost in straight or near-straight sets.

11

Tomas Berdych

A decade near the top ten with one Wimbledon final to show for it.

12

Milos Raonic

One of the biggest serves of his generation and a single Grand Slam final.

13

Daniil Medvedev

Former world No. 1 with one major from six finals.