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Kane Waselenchuk
Kane Waselenchuk has won 128 career International Racquetball Tour titles and 15 year-end #1 rankings, both records, and holds a career win-loss record of 651-62 across 23 seasons — a 91.3 percent win rate sustained over more than two decades of competition. At the peak of his dominance he strung together a 134-match unbeaten streak that lasted over three years, and through the 2019 US Open he had won 118 of the 172 IRT tournaments he entered, a 68.6 percent tournament win rate that dwarfs every other player in the sport's history. His career title total puts the next-closest player, Cliff Swain, at 71 IRT wins — meaning Waselenchuk has won nearly twice as many tournaments as the second-most successful player ever, a gap that has only widened as his career has extended into his 40s. His combination of a 91.3 percent career win rate and a title total nearly double the next-best player's has made Waselenchuk almost universally regarded as the greatest racquetball player of all time.
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Sudsy Monchik
Sudsy Monchik won the US Open, racquetball's most prestigious tournament, four times — in 1996, 1998, 2000, and 2002 — making him and Kane Waselenchuk the only two men in the sport's history to win it more than twice. Before turning professional, Monchik built the greatest junior record in the sport's history, winning a national title in every single age division from 8 through 18, a sweep no other player has matched, and he later became the only player on record to win a national title or higher across five consecutive decades, from the 1980s through the 2020s. His 50-plus career tournament wins rank fourth all-time behind only Kane Waselenchuk, Cliff Swain, and Marty Hogan, and he won at least one pro tournament in each of his first eight seasons on tour, from 1993-94 through 2000-01. His combination of a four-time US Open championship and his unmatched five-decade national title streak has made Monchik one of the most significant American racquetball players in the sport's history.
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