Eight members of the Top 10 have never won a match at Wimbledon, including one still active
Wimbledon begins this Monday. It is played on grass, a surface far from being favored by all and where it can sometimes be difficult to feel comfortable.
This is particularly true for eight players in the Top 10 in tennis history who have never managed to win a match in the main draw of the London Grand Slam.
The most well-known among them is Thomas Muster, former world No. 1 and winner of the French Open in 1995. Despite four appearances at Wimbledon, he never made it past the first round.
Also on this list are Harold Solomon, Kent Carlsson, Alberto Berasategui, Alberto Mancini, Andrey Chesnokov, and Mariano Puerta.
The final player to round out this list is still active: Pablo Carreno Busta. The Spaniard will have the opportunity this Monday to remove himself from this list when he faces Chris Rodesch.
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