25. Novak Djokovic
"The world's best player isn't much of a risk-taker. His cues come from the classics: Tipped polos, neatly-tailored shorts, wristband. That hat is a nice utilitarian touch. Sometimes he sports an athletic shirt, a modified lycra tee. Anything to ease that serve."
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13. Ilie Nastase
"If you have confidence, you have patience. Confidence, that is everything." The Bucharest Buffoon was one of tennis's most delightful characters, but the Romanian wonder was also awfully chic and an early Adidas promoter. His sneaker is the lonely third member of the Rod Laver-Stan Smith trio.
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11. John McEnroe
"What was that about iconoclasts? Who better than Johnny Mac. Though never touching his most famous foe, Bjorn Borg, McEnroe's scruffy, boyish demeanor represented a kind of modified prep style. Wooly hair, loud headbands, and killer Nike canvas kicks were all he needed to make a statement. Well, that, and a screaming fit or two."
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9. Vitas Gerulaitis
"The late Lithuanian-American embodied that dicey moment in style, when everything in the late '70s danced awfully close to garish. Fortunately, Gerulaitis always kept things—hair length, sideburns, footwear, jewelry—just tasteful enough."
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7. Roger Federer vs. Novak Djokovic
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6. Ivan Lendl vs. John McEnroe
