2016 Fashion Miss: Nike's neon in New York City

To wrap up 2016, enjoy a rundown of the eight worst and eight best on-court styles, starting with the year's not-so-grand looks as seen on pro courts. ATP and WTA players alike went for too much at times, needing to rein in their fashion games.

See No. 2 here.

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Despite that No. 2 worst style's unforced errors, nothing could top the blaring, highlighter-yellow sickness that affected the looks of so many players at the US Open. The likes of Taylor Fritz, Tommy Paul, Nick Kyrgios, Dan Evans, Jack Sock and mercifully not-pictured others suffered for it.

Someone needs to adopt Sock's pose and run through each article of that Nike line with a blade. What to even call the color? Let's stop here: fluorescent bile.

And now, it's time for some (dis)honarable mentions.

Worst Accessories: Alexander Zverev might consider laying off the layered jewelry, as seen at Wimbledon and elsewhere, lest he come to be known as 3 Chainz.

Most Behind-the-Times Look: Mona Barthel's matronly prints in Melbourne make a fashion lover prone to moan and barf.

Biggest Flop: And finally, Katerina Siniakova and Denisa Allertova saw some success at the 2016 US Open, but their kits themselves looked like adult coloring books slapped onto clothes. There was a whole Lotto nothing going on.

In the end, everyone's actually glad for the subjectively sorry styles as well. Outside of the actual tennis, the match analysis and stats, they keep the sport interesting.