And list 10 names. Seriously. Last year a couple people thought they didn’t need to number them, and only entered nine. And feel free to break down your picks with some comments, like “Grigor and Milos are going to kick ass!” and “Stop hating on Rafa!”

No one picked more than eight of the year-end Top 10 in 2014, but you can be the one this year to be touted in the winner’s story while basking in the glow of your superior tennis knowledge, or plain dumb luck.

In the you’re-the-ones-who-threw-it-out-there dept., here’s our Crystal Ball Awards from those that offered commentary with their picks:

You think you have the right stuff? Rafa will be No. 1 again — or crash out the Top 10 when both kneecaps explode? Roger returns to No. 1? Or drops out of the Top 10 altogether? Boris Becker turns Novak into a serve-and-volleyer on clay to take No. 1 in 2014? Better chance of that, or another Becker illegitimate kid surfacing? But that’s another contest.

The results are in and we have a winner in the 2009 Pick the Year-End Top 10 Contest.