Top 10 Tallest Tennis Players Ever in History
Meet the tallest tennis players ever, from Ivo Karlović to Del Potro, and see how height powered record-breaking serves and legendary careers.
Meet the tallest tennis players ever, from Ivo Karlović to Del Potro, and see how height powered record-breaking serves and legendary careers.
Standing 6'11", Ivo Karlović dominated with serves, winning 8 ATP titles and smashing 13,728 aces, once holding the fastest serve record.
At 6'11", Reilly Opelka combined height with power, earning 4 ATP singles titles, junior Wimbledon glory, and a career-high World No.17 ranking.
Towering at 6'10", John Isner rewrote serve records with 15 ATP titles, 14,470 aces, and the longest match in tennis history.
Poland’s 6'8" powerhouse Jerzy Janowicz stunned Wimbledon 2013, reaching the semifinals and peaking at World No.14 with raw serving firepower.
At 6'8", Kevin Anderson reached two Grand Slam finals, won 7 ATP titles, and climbed to a career-high World No.5.
Belgium’s 6'8" veteran Dick Norman proved longevity matters, peaking at World No.85 and qualifying for ATP Finals doubles at age 39.
Standing 6'7", Chris Guccione thrived in doubles, winning 5 ATP titles, reaching World No.38, and representing Australia in Davis Cup battles.
At 6'6", Sam Querrey unleashed massive serves, winning 10 ATP singles titles, peaking at World No.11, and reaching Wimbledon semifinals.
Croatia’s 6'6" star Marin Čilić captured 20 ATP titles, won the 2014 US Open, and peaked at World No.3 globally.
At 6'6", Juan Martín del Potro paired height with thunderous forehands, winning 22 ATP titles, the 2009 US Open, and Olympic medals.
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