As of October 30, 2026, leads with 75% of head-to-head picks across 4 votes.
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Early results after 4 picks. They settle as more people vote.
- 12 picks75%
- 21 pick67%
- 31 pick67%
- 41 pick33%
- 53 picks20%
The case for each
Roger Federer
Twenty Grand Slam titles, eight at Wimbledon, and 237 straight weeks at number one. Many fans pick him for the grace as much as the record.
Rafael Nadal
Twenty-two Grand Slam titles, including a record 14 at Roland-Garros, the most dominant run at a single tournament in tennis history.
Novak Djokovic
The record holder for men's Grand Slam titles and weeks at world number one, with ten Australian Open titles and an Olympic gold in 2024.
Carlos Alcaraz
The youngest man to reach world number one, he won Grand Slams on clay, grass and hard courts before turning 22.
Jannik Sinner
The Italian became world number one in 2024 and won his first Grand Slams at the Australian Open, leading a new rivalry with Alcaraz.