Who has achieved the most out of Henman, Rusedski, and Murray so far?

[Rhino]

Murray:
Career high ranking - 4
Grand Slam finals - 1
Wimbledon best - QF
Masters Series titles - 1
titles - 6

Henman:
Career high ranking - 4
Grand Slam finals - 0
Wimbledon best - SF (4 times)
Masters Series titles - 1
titles - 13

Rusedski
Career high ranking - 4
Grand Slam finals - 1
Wimbledon best - QF
Masters Series titles - 1
titles - 15 (although 3 of these were Newport)

To me he's already on the verge of achieving more than they did. Some would say that his US Open final already puts him above Henman. By this time next year he should be the best British player since umm, Virginia Wade.

 

[ferocious4hand]

This is a close one at the moment, I'd probably put Timmy on top due to the titles won, consistency at the big W and don't forget for a S&V he's made it to the semi's of the FO.
However, Andy will most likely be on top once he's done

 

[shadows]

Andy will eclipse Henman come next year in my book, I think he'll hit #3 in the world for a start and I expect him to make a couple of GS semis next year, it wouldn't be too surprising to see him show up in a final again either.

 

[SempreSami]

Henman's overall performance at Grand Slams was better (six semis) so I'll say him, though Murray can probably do that or better.

 

[futuretoptenner]

No doubt Tim so far. But we all expect great things from Murray.

 

[NadalandFedererfan]

Murray by far has the best game. If he has not yet achieved the most it is only because he is 21. Greg was a clown who could only serve. Tim could only volley, weak serve, weak ground game. Those other two simply arent that good. Murray is by far the best player of these three.

 

[zagor]

Henman never reached a slam final while Murray did and already has a masters series title(Henman only had one in his career,Paris)so I'd say Murray is slowly becoming better.I estimate he'll end his career with about 4-5 slams,maybe more,it's tough to predict.