Greg Rusedski changed his nationality, as he was Canadian but switched to Great Britain. He did this in the '95 Wimbledon and received huge support from the London public. His former compatriots did not appreciate him leaving his natural country. 

Rusedski has the fastest serve in the game. He can serve a ball up to 149mph or 240km/h.

1998

Rusedski reached the final of Indian Wells, a super 9 event, where he fell to Rios. His results have not been to flash this year as he fell to Woodbridge in the third round at the Australian Open. After a first round loss at the French Open, he injured his ankle at Queens. He made a gallant attempt to play at Wimbledon, however he was forced to pull out against Mark Draper, Scotts brother. Rusedski saved match points in his first and second rounds at the US open only to fall in 5 sets to Simerink

Rusedski won through to his first slam final by defeating Krajicek and Bjorkman before losing tight 4 set final to Rafter. Rusedski defeated Philipoussis to reach the quarter finals of Wimbledon. He beat Rafter at Queens to reach the semi finals losing a 7-6 in the final set to Ivanisevic. He fell to Ivanisevic in 5 sets to lose the Vienna final.

Rusedski made the final of Corel Springs on clay.

1993