100 Greatest Men's Tennis Players Quiz (1)

[C] Roger Federer | Roger Federer – 20-time Slam champ, effortless net touch and one-handed artistry.

[A] Novak Djokovic | Novak Djokovic – 24 Slams, elastic defense, greatest returner ever.

[B] Rafael Nadal | Rafael Nadal – 22 Slams, left-handed topspin terror on clay, 14 Roland-Garros crowns.

[D] Björn Borg | Björn Borg – Ice-cool baseline machine, 11 Slams, 5 straight Wimbledons.

[A] Andre Agassi | Andre Agassi – 8 Slams, baseline lasers, only career Golden Slam.

[B] Rod Laver | Rod Laver – 11 Slams, only calendar-year Grand Slam twice.

[C] Jimmy Connors | Jimmy Connors – 8 Slams, relentless baseline fighter, 109 ATP titles.

[A] John Newcombe | John Newcombe – 7 Slams, serve-and-volley Aussie leader of Davis Cup glory.

[D] Boris Becker | Boris Becker – 6 Slams, teenage Wimbledon king, diving net attacks.

[B] Pancho Gonzales | Pancho Gonzales – Pro-tour titan, 12 U.S. Pro titles, unbeatable serve.

[C] Lew Hoad | Lew Hoad – 4 Slams, raw power and charm in the 1950s.

[A] Arthur Ashe | Arthur Ashe – 3 Slams, trailblazer for diversity and sportsmanship.

[D] Ivan Lendl | Ivan Lendl – 8 Slams, forehand cannon and ironclad baseline.

[C] Ken Rosewall | Ken Rosewall – 8 Slams, sliced backhand genius spanning three decades.

[A] Andy Murray | Andy Murray – 3 Slams, Olympic double, defensive wizard and hometown hero.

[D] Stefan Edberg | Stefan Edberg – 6 Slams, serve-and-volley maestro, backhand touch of silk.

[A] John McEnroe | John McEnroe – 7 Slams, artistic lefty, serve-and-volley poet with fiery temper.

[B] Pete Sampras | Pete Sampras – 14 Slams, booming serve and slam-dunk overhead, 1990s king.

[A] Roy Emerson | Roy Emerson – 12 Slams, endurance engine and Aussie Davis Cup anchor.

[C] Mats Wilander | Mats Wilander – 7 Slams, clay-court tactician, 1988 triple-Slam season.

[A] Stan Smith | Stan Smith – 2 Slams, serve-and-volley classic, shoe legacy bigger than trophies.

[D] Jim Courier | Jim Courier – 4 Slams, forehand wrecking ball, back-to-back Roland-Garros/Wimbledon.

[A] Neale Fraser | Neale Fraser – 3 Slams, lefty serve giant, Davis Cup stalwart.

[D] Manuel Santana | Manuel Santana – 4 Slams, first Spaniard to conquer Wimbledon.

[A] Guillermo Vilas | Guillermo Vilas – 4 Slams, lefty topspin poet, 1977 clay sweep.

[B] Jan Kodeš | Jan Kodeš – 3 Slams, Czech fortress on clay and grass.

[C] Nicola Pietrangeli | Nicola Pietrangeli – 2 Slams, Italian drop-shot artist, Rome’s favorite son.

[D] Pancho Segura | Pancho Segura – Two-handed forehand pioneer, pro-tour legend of the 1950s.

[A] Richard Krajicek | Richard Krajicek – 1996 Wimbledon champ, 6'5" serve-and-volley sniper.

[B] Patrick Rafter | Patrick Rafter – 2 U.S. Opens, silky volleys and sun-bleached Aussie charm.