The Ten: Who are the top Americans in tennis history? (VOTE)

Watch the seventh episode of The Ten—Americans on Sunday, December 23 at 8 p.m. ET on Tennis Channel:

Were the results of last week's vote about the biggest upset in tennis history an...upset? It depends who you ask. While Tennis Channel's The Ten: Upsets put Roberta Vinci's stunning US Open semifinal win over Serena Williams as the sport's biggest shocker, TENNIS.com readers sided with Robin Soderling's unprecedented defeat of Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros as the game's number one stunner.

**1. Vinci d. S. Williams – 2015 US Open semifinal

2. Soderling d. Nadal – 2019 Roland Garros 4th Round

3. Horvath d. Navratilova – 1983 Roland Garros 4th round

4. McNeil d. Graf – 1994 Wimbledon 1st Round

5. Bastl d. Sampras – 2001 Wimbledon 2nd round

6. Ashe d. Connors – 1975 Wimbledon final

7. Doohan d. Becker – 1987 Wimbledon 2nd round

8. Stakhovsky d. Federer – 2013 Wimbledon 2nd round

9. Istomin d. Djokovic – 2017 Australian Open 2nd round

10. Darcis d. Nadal – 2013 Wimbledon 1st round**

Roger Federer's loss to Sergiy Stakhovsky at the All England Club received a big bump by the fans. I wouldn't put it as high as No. 3; Stakhovsky is a fine grass-court player, and there are bigger Wimbledon upsets. George Bastl's win over Pete Sampras supplants it on the upset list, to me, and it's also hard to overlook Steffi Graf's first-round loss to Lori McNeil, on those same venerable lawns.

(You can watch the entire episode ofThe Ten: Upsets any time on TennisChannel.com.)

We're down to two The Tens left, and the penultimate episode is all about patriotism. Who are the top Americans in tennis history, based on their commitment to country? Representation at the Olympics, Davis/Fed Cup and other international competitions should be considered.

Let us know what you think the order should be:

Watch the sixth episode of The Ten—Americans on Sunday, December 23 at 8 p.m. ET on Tennis Channel: