
Stars of the 1990s
An era dominated again by the USA, this decade was known for some interesting personalities and shifts in tennis fashions!
The overall play style of the time was a mixture of heavy baseline and serve and volley shots
Pete Sampras

Before the "big 3" came to dominate the history of tennis, this American was regarded as perhaps the best male player ever. He had a combination of a huge serve with massively powerful volleys and baseline shots. Winner of 14 Grand Slams across 3 of the 4 major tournaments.
Andre Agassi
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A colorful personality with revolutionary tennis fashion style! This American player was known for incredible heavy topspin shots and an excellent backhand. He was the second ever male player to win every major tournament, winning 8 Grand Slams during his career
Monica Seles

A Yugoslavian player known for her unusual double handed forehand and backhand and powerful baseline game.
Winner of 9 Grand Slams.
Jim Courier

Another American player famous for his new era fashion sense! He was renowned for having one of the most heavy topspin forehands of the era. Winner of 4 Grand Slam titles.
Martina Hingis

An all round player from Switzerland known for having an strong ability to read the game. She won an impressive 5 Grand Slam tournaments during her career.
Michael Stich
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An extremely powerful player from Germany. Winner of 1 Grand Slam, he had an extremely hard serve with an athletic and aggressive style.
Michael Chang

This American player had a very determined play style that would grind his opponents down. Winner of 1 Grand Slam tournament.
Goran Ivanisevic

A Croatian player who had an incredibly powerful serve, generating a high number of aces over his career. An aggressive Serve volleyer, who won 1 Grand Slam.