Top Ten Best Grass-Court Players In Tennis History

Federer might be #1 but the person who said he plays in the toughest competitive era, particularly on grass, needs to put down the crackpipe. Federer plays in by far the WORST grass era ever, his biggest competition is a clay (Nadal) and slow hard court (Djokovic) specialist, both whose worst surface is grass. And Murray, woop dee doo! Sampras, Borg, McEnroe, Laver, all faced light years stronger grass competition which is one reason they all have less Wimbledon titles. - quackerpacker

After failing to get past the quarterfinals in 2010 and 2011, Federer won his seventh Wimbledon title in 2012 at the age of 30 - MatrixGuy

Obviously the king of grass, we can all guess how many GS titles he would have on the green surface if like in the sixties 3 out of four were played on grass. He is also successful in the toughest competitive era.

Graf is second in women's tennis with most wins at Wimbledon with 7 titles - MatrixGuy

She would have easily tied or broken Navratilova's Wimbledon record without her injuries all but ending her career in early 97, despite the flukish/lucky last French title in 99. And the Monica Seles stabbing would have nothing to do with it either, as Seles is easy fodder for Graf on grass anyway. - quackerpacker

Number 1 with 9 Wimbledon singles titles - MatrixGuy

2 titles for a spanaird, who is best on clay. 2, 5 set finals against Federer, (1 win, 1 runner-up)