To become the world number one and win a Grand Slam title, what choice would you make if you were a professional player? I believe that many people will definitely choose the latter.
After all, the world number one is only a title, and the Grand Slam champion is a real points and bonus, in the long history, in fact, there are many players who have come to the world number one position, but unfortunately did not win a Grand Slam singles championship.
Recently, the ITF official website launched a poll post, in Henman, Jankovic, Safina, Tomartin and the option "other", who is the greatest player who has never won a Grand Slam title.
Let's walk into these "difficult" professional players together.
Henman: The number one men's singles that has received the most attention in the British media
Before Murray became famous, Henman, born in 1974, was definitely the most famous men's tennis player in the Country, sitting on wimbledon, the oldest of the four Grand Slams, and the British were always looking forward to a player who could win the title on home soil.
Henman once gave hope to his native fans, and in his six career Grand Slam final four experiences, Wimbledon monopolized four times, in addition to four quarter-final records at Wimbledon.
Henman is ranked fourth in career singles, winning 11 singles titles including the Paris Masters, the Vienna 500, and four doubles titles.
Jankovic: Ivan and I are about to rule the WTA
Speaking of Serbian women's tennis players, Jankovic must be on the list, at the peak of her career, the Serbian once threatened to rule the WTA with her compatriot Anna (Ivanovic).
Moving into professional tennis in 2000, Jankovic debuted at world number one in 2008 and spent 18 weeks behind the ball, holding 17 singles titles including six first-class and two top-level titles.
The only time the Serbian reached a Grand Slam final in her career was at the 2008 U.S. Open, when she lost 2-0 to Serena Williams.
Safina: You don't play in the final
As the sister of the famous player Safine, Safina has attracted the attention of fans as soon as she debuted.
In fact, the Russians did not disappoint those who followed her, and she came to the number one position in the women's singles world in 2009, one of the symbols of the Russian Rosso's heyday.
However, Safina was criticized for her poor performance in the final, and despite reaching three Grand Slams and one Olympic final, she did not get any results in the end, and the Russian retired early at the age of 30.
Aside from the above, who is the greatest player in your heart who has never won a Grand Slam? Welcome to share your message. (Source: House of Tennis Author: Barbie)