The world of tennis · Great Britain
🇬🇧 British tennis players
British tennis carries the sport's oldest stage — Wimbledon — and the weight that comes with it. Fred Perry's three titles in the 1930s stood alone for 77 years until Andy Murray ended the wait in 2013, and the home draw at SW19 mints a new national storyline every July: this year it was wild card Arthur Fery's run to the semifinals.
British tennis players on tour today
Arthur FeryATPThe wild card who reached the Wimbledon 2026 semifinals — compact, clever, and fearless on grass.
Emma RaducanuWTA2021 US Open champion — clean ball-striking and one of the most famous runs in tennis history.
Jack DraperATPLeft-handed leader of British men's tennis — a wall of a serve and a heavy crosscourt forehand.
Katie BoulterWTAGrass-court comfortable British No. 1 material, at her best striking early behind a big serve.
The greatest british tennis players of all time
Andy MurrayLegendTwo Wimbledon titles that ended a 77-year British wait, plus two Olympic golds.
Fred PerryLegendThree straight Wimbledons in the 1930s — the name on the shirt earned the hard way.
British tennis FAQs
- Who are the most famous british tennis players?
- Andy Murray, Fred Perry, Arthur Fery, Emma Raducanu, Jack Draper are the biggest names in british tennis, spanning today's tour and the sport's history.
- Which british tennis players are on tour right now?
- Arthur Fery, Emma Raducanu, Jack Draper, Katie Boulter currently represent Great Britain on the ATP and WTA tours.
- Who is the greatest british tennis player of all time?
- The strongest cases belong to Andy Murray, Fred Perry — two Wimbledon titles that ended a 77-year British wait, plus two Olympic golds.
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