greatest player never to win a slam

undoubtedly andy murr....hold on cancel that.

raonic????????????????????????????????

miroslav mecir 1.01

^ the magician, a good shout.

Bandy defo  , although always thought Haas had the game to grab a slam

had his chances and huge ones at that in between the sampras and fed eras. must kick himself every day for losing to roddick in 5 and then watching that choking contest between gaudio and coria at roland garros

yeah without dount Mafeking, that french open final must have killed him

*doubt

Ferrer.

"The Big Cat" was a good shout.

rianoc jesus wept

seriously raonic? even davydenko would be ahead of him

ffs tim henman is ahead of raonic

was a joke at all the hype surrounding him lol

karlovic

the bhoys..you need to get off the drink pal

look mecir is accepted in many circles, especially if you posted on global tennis forums, as the best non slam winner

Vitas Gerulaitis

Vitas is a good shout; but he beat John lloyd in five sets to win the 1977 Australian Open. I would add Kevin Curren and Mark Philippoussis.

weren't they mostly just big serve, rather limited players?

Mecir was so talented, remember feeling sorry for Edberg when he was 0-2 to MM in 1988 Wimbledon Semi , seemed out of his depth.....

Pernfors was very good also, think he made one final

cheers spass

after i posted it dawned on me he might have won the us open

sorry vitas

you were the king of the 70s dancefloors though

melzer

Tim Henman

andrew castle

worst commentator ever

his t.v adverts not too clever either

weather hatson

Jimmy White?

Marcelo Rios perhaps

ferrer
haas

rios certainly has claims but a very poor grand slam record for someone of his ability counts against him. only once got past the quarter finals in his whole career

Raonic is way too early to say......probable Nalbandian considering what he has done before

Ljubicic ?
I have no idea what his record was like, but I always thought he looked unbeatable .... and then he would lose !!

Mark Philippoussis

Kevin Curren.

Snoop Doggy Dog

Juan Ignacio Chela

The likes of Tsonga, Berdych and Ferrer have to be up there.  Any other era then surely these three would have at least one slam.  Especially Tsonga who has gone very close in the past.

Gonzo also worthy of a mention. Still quite young so don't recall much before mid 90s.

Ernest Gulbis

Fabrice Santoro

Robin Soderling....

Corretja up there too i think, but nalbandian for mine takes it out. could have been among the greats of the game and still deserves to be.

M. Rios