The 10 greatest Men's Tennis Players in the Open Era

9. Boris Becker

(One of the greatest servers of all time)

Grand Slam Titles: 6

Career Singles Titles: 49

World Tour Finals Titles: 3

Career Win %: 76.9

Considered by many as one of the greatest servers of all time. Known for his big serves and great net play, he is still the youngest player to have won Wimbledon. He also won the gold medal at Barcelona Olympics (1992) for Germany.

8. Jimmy Connors

(Holds the record for most number of singles titles in the game)

Grand Slam Titles: 8

Career Singles Titles: 109

Number of weeks as No 1: 268

Career Win % : 81.8

Known for his aggressive behaviour and undisciplined nature, this bad boy of tennis is one of the greatest players to have ever played the game.

The longevity and consistency over his long career are remarkable. With 109 singles titles and 1253 match wins he holds the record for both most number of match and title wins. He was one of the first players to use the two-handed backhand at the pro tour, which became extremely popular in the modern era of tennis.