The 10 greatest male tennis players of all time have been ranked ahead of Wimbledon

Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, three of tennis’ all-time greats have been entertaining us on the courts for years now, with fans debating who is the best.

The GOAT list in any sport is always a debate had amongst fans, with it being no different with tennis, with people having their own views and thoughts.

How They Play have compiled their list of the top 10 tennis players of all time, so with Wimbledon just around the corner, what better time to take a look at the list?

10. Ken Rosewall and Andre Agassi

The pair are tied on this list, with Ken Rosewall boasting an impressive 133 career titles including eight Grand Slam triumphs, including four at his home Grand Slam in Australia, winning it at the age of 37.

Andre Agassi is next on this list with eight Grand Slam titles too, he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2011 and can boast over $31 million in prize money.

9. John McEnroe

The 1999 Hall of Famer is the next player on this list, boasting over 100 career titles including seven Grand Slams. He was a controversial character with his fiery attitude, but his ability on the courts was unquestioned.

8. Jimmy Connors

Jimmy Connors dominated the early 70s, having a ridiculous 99-4 record in 1974, winning the three Grand Slams he entered that year. However, his association with World Team Tennis saw him banned and not able to have a chance at the sweep at the French Open.

7. Ivan Lendl

Ivan Lendl was one of the quieter men away from the court in the 80s, but he dominated on it. He was world number one for 270 weeks in that period which was a record at that time.

6. Bjon Borg

Bjon Borg’s dominance in the late 70s was ridiculous, seeing him win five consecutive Wimbledon titles from 1976-80. The final title of