Tennis Players Community Rankings
The cumulative ranking of all 16 entrants, built from 13 completed Tennis Players brackets and 187 head-to-head picks. Novak Djokovic currently leads on win rate.
Last updated October 1, 2026
Play the Tennis Players bracket13
brackets completed
187
picks recorded
16
entrants with results
Full community ranking
- 1
Novak Djokovic
27W - 8L · won 4 brackets
77%
win rate
- 2
Rafael Nadal
26W - 8L · won 4 brackets
76%
win rate
- 3
Roger Federer
27W - 9L · won 3 brackets
75%
win rate
- 4
Carlos Alcaraz
13W - 12L · won 1 bracket
52%
win rate
- 5
Serena Williams
13W - 12L
52%
win rate
- 6
Venus Williams
12W - 13L
48%
win rate
- 7
Andre Agassi
11W - 12L · won 1 bracket
48%
win rate
- 8
Steffi Graf
11W - 12L
48%
win rate
- 9
Pete Sampras
9W - 13L
41%
win rate
- 10
Jannik Sinner
8W - 12L
40%
win rate
- 11
Rod Laver
8W - 13L
38%
win rate
- 12
Bjorn Borg
6W - 13L
32%
win rate
- 13
Billie Jean King
5W - 13L
28%
win rate
- 14
Martina Navratilova
5W - 13L
28%
win rate
- 15
John McEnroe
4W - 12L
25%
win rate
- 16
Arthur Ashe
2W - 12L
14%
win rate
How this ranking works
How is the Tennis Players community ranking calculated?
Every completed Tennis Players bracket adds one result to the pool. Each head-to-head pick is recorded as a win for one entrant and a loss for the other, and entrants are ordered by win rate across all 187 matchups played so far. Champion counts are tracked separately so a lucky draw cannot pass as a favourite.
Why use win rate instead of how often something wins the bracket?
Brackets are shuffled, so an entrant can reach the final without beating anything difficult. Win rate counts every matchup an entrant appeared in, which is a fairer read on how people actually feel about it. Champion counts are shown next to it for the entrants that keep taking the title.
How often does this ranking update?
Continuously. The page rebuilds every few minutes, so a bracket you finish now shows up here shortly afterwards. Last refreshed October 1, 2026.
Does my own ranking have to match this one?
No — this is the aggregate, not a verdict. Play the rank tennis players yourself and you get a private result page with your own order, which you can share and compare against the community list here.