Who are the tennis halls of fame now?

1. Novak Djokovic: Serbian professional tennis player. In 2007, it rose to third in the world ranking. In 2011, he won Wimbledon and the US Open, and rose to No. 1 in the world rankings.

2. Roger Federer: Swiss men's professional tennis player, known for his all-round and stable skills, gorgeous and positive style of play, and gentlemanly and elegant image.

3. Zheng Jie: A famous Chinese female tennis player. In 2004, he became the first Chinese athlete to reach the top 16 of a Grand Slam, and was actively interested in philanthropy, founding the "Zheng Jie Cup" Youth Tennis Tournament to help promote the development of tennis in China.

4. Li Na: Chinese women's tennis player. Asia's first Grand Slam women's singles champion and the highest-ranked Asian women's singles player in the world. Graduated from Huazhong University of Science and Technology.

5. Emily Mauresmo: Former French professional tennis player, women's singles runner-up at the 2004 Athens Olympics, and women's singles champion at the 2006 Australian Open and Wimbledon.

There are so many tennis celebrities that it's hard to list them all, such as: Bill Tilden, Rod Laver, Ken Roswell, Jimmy Connors, etc. Li Na's best finish was fourth, but she later cleared her ranking after retiring.

Rod Laver. First, the number of major titles is 12, including 8 professional majors. Wimbledon 68-69, US Open '69 and Davis Cup 1973.

In 1967, he completed the annual career slam, the second person in history after Ken Rossville. Second, the peak five-year win rate is a certain gap between this number and the previous two. And the world No. 1 at the end of the six years from 1965 to 1970 is also a symbol of the immortality of the football king.

In terms of the percentage of winning the tournament at its peak, a 60% probability is also the level that a football king should have. In terms of all-round honors, there is basically only one major honor missing, which is the overall championship of the WCT. This is also what Rod Laver himself considers to be the biggest regret of his career.

Bill Tilden. In terms of secondary honors, the Australian Open and the French Open are the two amateur tournaments. However, due to the times, this one is harmless.

What's more, for tennis, he was the first tennis superstar in history and one of the six major sports era benchmarks in the United States in the 1920s. It had great influence in Europe and the United States, which was rare at that time.

Ken Roswell. There are 15 professional Grand Slam titles, two WTT titles and the 1970 US Open. In 1963, he was the first person in history to complete the annual career slam.

However, the peak five-year win rate is 79%, slightly worse than the previous three. From 1960 to 1964, he was ranked No. 1 in the world five times at the end of the year, which was also a brilliant career achievement. The winning rate of the Peak Five-Year Tournament is also the highest in history.

In terms of honors, the biggest regret is Wimbledon, which has reached the final three times and returned with a feather.

Jimmy Connors. He is an 8-time champion of major tournaments, a 5-time US Open champion, and a 3-time year-end world No. 1. The peak five-year winning rate is 91%, and the peak five-year tournament winning rate is 30%, and the main honors are missing the French Open.

The biggest weakness of entering the top 10 list, being suppressed by the shining Bjorn Berg in the 70s, is slightly inferior to Ivan Lendl.

The men are Federer, Nadal, Murray, Djokovic.

The female words are Sharapova, Serena Williams, and Li Na.

Li Na is currently ranked No. 6 in the world

On the men's side, Federer, Nadal, Djokovic, Murray, Sodolin, Del Potro, Tsonga, and Fish are active.

Retired Sampras, Agassi, Safin, Bjornberg, Becker, McEnroe, Women's active Sharapova, Bigwis, Wozniacki, Clijsters, Schiavone, Kuznetsova, Jankovic, Ivanovic.

Retired Hingis Seles Henin Graf Lina is ranked 7 in the world in the latest week

Federer, Nadal, Agassi, Seles, Zhang Depei, Sampras, Sanchez, Raft, Edberg, Becker, Connors, Wieland, Rendell, Anderson, McEnroe, and now Li Na is ranked 6th in the world

At the moment, it seems that the points ranking is 6th.

However, I think that the women's net is mixed, and there are few who have the strength. My favorite Haining has retired again, sad!

Support Li Na!

Male: Sampras, Agassi, Hewitt, Safin, Federer, Nadal, De Murray Jr.

Female: Graff, Serena Williams, Henin, Clijsters, Hingis, Sharapova, Li Na, Wozniazi.

Federer, Nadal, Djokovic, Murray, Ferrer, Soderling, Monfils, Fish, Berdych, Almagro, Tsonga, Simon, etc

Women's tennis celebrities include Zvonareva, Sharapova, Clijsters, Serena Williams, Henin, and many more.

Federer, Sampras, Nadal, Hingis, Navratinova, Murray, Safin, Safina, Agassi, Roddick, Djokovic, Graf.

Federer, Sampras, Nadal, Li Na.

Federer, Nadal, Murray I like.

Federer Lee.

I only know these two.

The Chinese support Jinhua, Li Na.

Male: Rafael Nadal (Spain), Federer (Switzerland), Muller (England), Djonovic (Croatia), Roddick (USA).

Female: Serena Williams (USA), Jankovic (Croatia), Nick (Clijsters, Switzerland), Sharapova (Russia), Henin (Switzerland), Hantuchova (Slovakia).

ATP Singles World Ranking: Rankings Changes Name Country Region Points Number of Entries 1 0 Nadal Spain 13160 19

2 0 Federer, Switzerland 10700 20

3 0 Djokovic Serbia 10650 214 0 Murray England 7190 23

5 0 Davydenko, Russia, 5330, 23

6 +3 Del Potro Argentina 4060 227 -1 Tsonga France 3995 21

8 -1 Simon France 3960 28

9 -1 Roddick USA 3940 24

10 0 Blake USA 3550 22

George McCon.

The first NBA Hall of Famer in history: George McCann George McCann was born on June 18, 1924, in Illinois, USA.

Joliette was 1.83 meters tall when he was 11 years old, but because of the different times, his height almost ruined McCann's life, and he was often laughed at for being very clumsy when playing with his friends. And McCann is still highly myopic, which is a blow to his basketball career, and the varsity basketball team doesn't value this big guy who is clumsy and short-sighted. Until college, George McCann was a do-nothinger kid.

On the entry into Chicago.

After DePaul Academy, basketball coach Ray Miyer valued him and urged him to practice, and the big white man finally made a splash with his tenacious fighting spirit, which allowed him to develop a powerful hook shot, and he could wield any of his hands with ease. During his time at DePaul University, McCann grew at an astonishing rate, from being unpopular to becoming a dominant player, his skills became more and more comprehensive, and his height grew from 2.01m to 2.08m when he first entered college. McCann was twice voted College Player of the Year and three times America's Player of the Year in college, and McCann led the DePaul University team to the 1945 NIT Championship, scoring 53 points against Rhode Island State, setting a new college individual scoring record in a single game.

George McCann signed with the NBL team Shiga and the Celery Zengo Gears in 1946, and in 1947 the Gears officially joined the Professional Basketball League (PBLA), but the PBLA was disbanded on November 13 of the same year. On Nov. 17, McCann moved to the NBL, Minneapolis Lakers.

The current NBA Los Angeles Lakers were elected to the NBL regular season in 1948.

In the same year, the Lakers joined the American Basketball Association (BAA), and the following year the NBA annexed the BAA and the NBL, and the Lakers joined the NBA. He won five BAA NBA championships, four NBA All-Star selections, NBA All-Star MVP in 1953, three NBA scoring champions, and NBA rebounding champions in 1953. He was the first generation of legendary tall men in the NBA and changed the NBA's landscape of small-ball players.

The NBA's three-second zone increased from 6 feet to 12 feet depending on him. He was also the first player in the NBA to score 10,000 points. After retiring as a player, George McCann coached the Minneapolis Lakers for the 1957-58 season.

He was inducted into the NBA Hall of Fame in 1959. In 1996, he was elected as one of the NBA's top 50 superstars.

One. A legend can be said to be a player.

On February 13, 2016, retired Chinese basketball player Yao Ming was inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. He is the first player in China to be inducted into the Hall of Fame and the first player in Asia to be inducted into the Hall of Fame.

Zheng Haixia. Zheng Haixia was inducted into the FIBA Hall of Fame.

On April 1, Beijing time, Nawang FIBA (FIBA) announced on its official ** the players who were inducted into the National Basketball Federation Hall of Fame in 2021, and Zheng Haixia, the former Chinese national women's basketball star Zheng Haixia, was selected along with 11 other people, thus becoming the first Chinese player to be inducted into the FIBA Hall of Fame.

Men's Professional Tennis The top 10 of the latest world rankings were announced yesterday as follows: Hewitt, Australia, points; Safin, Russia, Points; Haas, Germany, min; Henman, England, Points; Kafernikov, Russia, Cent; Agassi, USA, Cent; Costa, Spain, Cent; Ferrero, Spain, Points; Johansson, Sweden, Points; Federer, Switzerland, points.

2015 Singles World Ranking:

Rankings Change Name Country Region Points Number of Entries: 1 0 Djokovic, Serbia 16,585 182 0, Murray, United Kingdom 8,670, 20

3 0 Federer, Switzerland 8,265 18

4 0 Wawrinka Switzerland 6,865 23

5 0 Nadal Spain 5,230 23

6 0 Berdych Czech Republic 4,620 22

7 0 Ferrer Spain 4,305 20

8 0 Kei Nishikori Japan 4,235 21

9 0 Gasquet France 2,850 21

10 0 Tsonga France 2,635 18 Ranking Country Region Name Number of Entries Points.

1 Netherlands Romania Royère Tkau 24 7,8102 United States United States of America Bow-Bryan Mai Bryan 22 6,8653 Croatia Brazil Dodiger Mero 14 6,5404 United Kingdom Australia Jamie Murray Pierce 27 5,8355 Italy Italy Boleri Fognini 16 5,0956 France France Helbert Mahu 16 4,9657 India Romania Popana Mergia 17 4,4358 Poland Serbia Matkoski Zemonzic 20 4,2909 Canada United States Postpili Soko 12 3,42010 Austria Brazil Peaso Arez 26 3,420