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. 1
   Andy Roddick

   One major title and years as the face of American tennis in the Federer era.
   1000pts

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2. 2
   Nick Kyrgios

   Reached one Grand Slam final and is discussed far more than his trophy count suggests.
   777pts
3. 3
   Grigor Dimitrov

   Nicknamed Baby Federer early on, with one ATP Finals title and no major final.
   678pts
4. 4
   Taylor Fritz

   Long-time American No. 1 whose ranking has outpaced his Grand Slam results.
   555pts
5. 5
   Stefanos Tsitsipas

   Marketed as a future No. 1 after his 2019 ATP Finals win but has not won a major.
   555pts
6. 6
   Tomas Berdych

   A decade near the top ten with one Wimbledon final to show for it.
   555pts
7. 7
   Carlos Alcaraz

   Seven-time major champion whose highlight-reel game draws as much debate as his results.
   0pts
8. 8
   Daniil Medvedev

   Former world No. 1 with one major from six finals.
   0pts
9. 9
   Jannik Sinner

   World No. 1 with five majors, questioned by some for a title haul built largely on hard courts.
   0pts
10. 10
    Alexander Zverev

    Spent years in the top five and reached three major finals without winning one.
    0pts
11. 11
    Holger Rune

    Reached the top five at 19 and has been chasing that ceiling ever since.
    0pts
12. 12
    Casper Ruud

    Three major finals, all lost in straight or near-straight sets.
    0pts
13. 13
    Milos Raonic

    One of the biggest serves of his generation and a single Grand Slam final.
    0pts

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