Tennis's Grand Slams
The sport measured by its summit: the all-time Grand Slam leaders, the reigning champions of the four majors, and one filterable ledger of every men's and women's singles champion since 1877. Each title links to the metro that staged it.
Reigning champions
Carlos Alcaraz
Elena Rybakina
Alexander Zverev
Mirra Andreeva †
Jannik Sinner
Linda NoskovaEvery Grand Slam champion
All four majors in one ledger, most recent first. Filter by tournament or year.
529 editions
US Open
2026Wimbledon
2026French Open
2026Australian Open
2026US Open
2025
Aryna Sabalenka †Wimbledon
2025
Iga ŚwiątekFrench Open
2025
Coco GauffAustralian Open
2025US Open
2024Wimbledon
2024French Open
2024Australian Open
2024Show all 529 tournaments
US Open
2023
Novak DjokovicWimbledon
2023French Open
2023Australian Open
2023US Open
2022Wimbledon
2022French Open
2022Australian Open
2022
Ashleigh BartyUS Open
2021
Emma RaducanuWimbledon
2021French Open
2021Australian Open
2021
Naomi OsakaUS Open
2020
Dominic ThiemFrench Open
2020Australian Open
2020US Open
2019
Bianca AndreescuWimbledon
2019
Simona HalepFrench Open
2019Australian Open
2019US Open
2018Wimbledon
2018French Open
2018Australian Open
2018
Roger Federer
Caroline WozniackiUS Open
2017Wimbledon
2017French Open
2017
Jeļena OstapenkoAustralian Open
2017US Open
2016Wimbledon
2016French Open
2016Australian Open
2016US Open
2015Wimbledon
2015French Open
2015Australian Open
2015US Open
2014
Marin ČilićWimbledon
2014French Open
2014Australian Open
2014
Li NaUS Open
2013Wimbledon
2013
Marion BartoliFrench Open
2013Australian Open
2013US Open
2012Wimbledon
2012French Open
2012Australian Open
2012US Open
2011Wimbledon
2011French Open
2011Australian Open
2011
Kim ClijstersUS Open
2010Wimbledon
2010French Open
2010Australian Open
2010US Open
2009
Juan Martín del PotroWimbledon
2009French Open
2009Australian Open
2009US Open
2008Wimbledon
2008French Open
2008Australian Open
2008US Open
2007Wimbledon
2007French Open
2007Australian Open
2007US Open
2006Wimbledon
2006French Open
2006Australian Open
2006US Open
2005Wimbledon
2005French Open
2005Australian Open
2005US Open
2004Wimbledon
2004French Open
2004Australian Open
2004US Open
2003Wimbledon
2003French Open
2003Australian Open
2003US Open
2002Wimbledon
2002French Open
2002Australian Open
2002
Thomas JohanssonUS Open
2001Wimbledon
2001French Open
2001
Gustavo KuertenAustralian Open
2001US Open
2000Wimbledon
2000French Open
2000Australian Open
2000US Open
1999Wimbledon
1999French Open
1999Australian Open
1999US Open
1998Wimbledon
1998French Open
1998Australian Open
1998US Open
1997Wimbledon
1997French Open
1997Australian Open
1997US Open
1996Wimbledon
1996
Richard KrajicekFrench Open
1996Australian Open
1996US Open
1995Wimbledon
1995French Open
1995Australian Open
1995US Open
1994Wimbledon
1994French Open
1994Australian Open
1994US Open
1993Wimbledon
1993French Open
1993Australian Open
1993US Open
1992Wimbledon
1992French Open
1992Australian Open
1992US Open
1991Wimbledon
1991French Open
1991Australian Open
1991US Open
1990Wimbledon
1990French Open
1990
Andrés GómezAustralian Open
1990US Open
1989Wimbledon
1989French Open
1989Australian Open
1989US Open
1988Wimbledon
1988French Open
1988Australian Open
1988US Open
1987Wimbledon
1987French Open
1987Australian Open
1987US Open
1986Wimbledon
1986French Open
1986US Open
1985Wimbledon
1985French Open
1985Australian Open
1985US Open
1984Wimbledon
1984French Open
1984Australian Open
1984US Open
1983Wimbledon
1983French Open
1983Australian Open
1983US Open
1982Wimbledon
1982French Open
1982Australian Open
1982US Open
1981Wimbledon
1981French Open
1981Australian Open
1981
Johan KriekUS Open
1980Wimbledon
1980French Open
1980Australian Open
1980US Open
1979Wimbledon
1979French Open
1979Australian Open
1979US Open
1978Wimbledon
1978French Open
1978Australian Open
1978US Open
1977Wimbledon
1977French Open
1977Australian Open
1977US Open
1976Wimbledon
1976French Open
1976Australian Open
1976US Open
1975Wimbledon
1975French Open
1975Australian Open
1975US Open
1974Wimbledon
1974French Open
1974Australian Open
1974US Open
1973Wimbledon
1973French Open
1973Australian Open
1973US Open
1972Wimbledon
1972French Open
1972Australian Open
1972US Open
1971Wimbledon
1971French Open
1971Australian Open
1971US Open
1970Wimbledon
1970French Open
1970Australian Open
1970US Open
1969Wimbledon
1969French Open
1969Australian Open
1969US Open
1968Wimbledon
1968French Open
1968Australian Open
1968US Open
1967Wimbledon
1967French Open
1967Australian Open
1967US Open
1966Wimbledon
1966French Open
1966Australian Open
1966US Open
1965Wimbledon
1965French Open
1965Australian Open
1965US Open
1964Wimbledon
1964French Open
1964Australian Open
1964US Open
1963
Rafael OsunaWimbledon
1963French Open
1963Australian Open
1963US Open
1962Wimbledon
1962French Open
1962Australian Open
1962US Open
1961Wimbledon
1961French Open
1961Australian Open
1961US Open
1960Wimbledon
1960French Open
1960Australian Open
1960US Open
1959Wimbledon
1959French Open
1959Australian Open
1959US Open
1958Wimbledon
1958French Open
1958
Zsuzsa KörmöczyAustralian Open
1958US Open
1957Wimbledon
1957French Open
1957Australian Open
1957US Open
1956Wimbledon
1956French Open
1956Australian Open
1956US Open
1955Wimbledon
1955French Open
1955Australian Open
1955US Open
1954Wimbledon
1954
Jaroslav DrobnýFrench Open
1954Australian Open
1954US Open
1953Wimbledon
1953French Open
1953Australian Open
1953US Open
1952Wimbledon
1952French Open
1952Australian Open
1952US Open
1951Wimbledon
1951French Open
1951Australian Open
1951US Open
1950Wimbledon
1950French Open
1950Australian Open
1950US Open
1949Wimbledon
1949French Open
1949Australian Open
1949US Open
1948Wimbledon
1948French Open
1948Australian Open
1948US Open
1947Wimbledon
1947French Open
1947Australian Open
1947US Open
1946Wimbledon
1946French Open
1946Australian Open
1946US Open
1945French Open
1945Men's singles
Yvon Petra
Women's singles
Lolette Payot
Host metro
—
US Open
1944French Open
1944Men's singles
—
Women's singles
Raymonde Veber Jones
Host metro
—
US Open
1943French Open
1943Men's singles
—
Women's singles
Simone Iribarne Lafargue
Host metro
—
US Open
1942French Open
1942Men's singles
—
Women's singles
Alice Weiwers
Alice WeiwersHost metro
—
US Open
1941French Open
1941Men's singles
Bernard Destremau
Women's singles
Alice Weiwers
Host metro
—
US Open
1940Australian Open
1940US Open
1939Wimbledon
1939French Open
1939Australian Open
1939US Open
1938Wimbledon
1938French Open
1938Australian Open
1938US Open
1937
Anita LizanaWimbledon
1937French Open
1937Australian Open
1937US Open
1936Wimbledon
1936French Open
1936Australian Open
1936US Open
1935Wimbledon
1935French Open
1935Australian Open
1935US Open
1934Wimbledon
1934French Open
1934Australian Open
1934US Open
1933Wimbledon
1933French Open
1933Australian Open
1933US Open
1932Wimbledon
1932French Open
1932Australian Open
1932US Open
1931Wimbledon
1931French Open
1931Australian Open
1931US Open
1930Wimbledon
1930French Open
1930Australian Open
1930US Open
1929Wimbledon
1929French Open
1929Australian Open
1929US Open
1928Wimbledon
1928French Open
1928Australian Open
1928US Open
1927Wimbledon
1927French Open
1927Australian Open
1927US Open
1926Wimbledon
1926French Open
1926Australian Open
1926US Open
1925Wimbledon
1925French Open
1925Australian Open
1925US Open
1924Wimbledon
1924French Open
1924Australian Open
1924US Open
1923Wimbledon
1923French Open
1923Australian Open
1923Men's singles
Pat O'Hara Wood
Women's singles
Margaret Molesworth
Host metro
—
US Open
1922Wimbledon
1922French Open
1922Australian Open
1922Men's singles
James Anderson
Women's singles
Margaret Molesworth
Host metro
—
US Open
1921Wimbledon
1921French Open
1921Australian Open
1921Men's singles
Rhys Gemmell
Women's singles
—
Host metro
—
US Open
1920Wimbledon
1920French Open
1920Australian Open
1920Men's singles
Pat O'Hara Wood
Women's singles
—
Host metro
—
US Open
1919Wimbledon
1919French Open
1919Men's singles
—
Women's singles
Suzanne Lenglen
Host metro
—
Australian Open
1919Men's singles
Algernon Kingscote
Women's singles
—
Host metro
—
US Open
1918
Molla Bjurstedt MalloryUS Open
1917US Open
1916US Open
1915Australian Open
1915Men's singles
Gordon Lowe
Women's singles
—
Host metro
—
US Open
1914Wimbledon
1914French Open
1914Australian Open
1914Men's singles
Arthur O'Hara Wood
Women's singles
—
Host metro
—
US Open
1913Wimbledon
1913
Anthony WildingFrench Open
1913Australian Open
1913Men's singles
Ernie Parker
Women's singles
—
Host metro
—
US Open
1912Wimbledon
1912French Open
1912Australian Open
1912Men's singles
James Cecil Parke
Women's singles
—
Host metro
—
US Open
1911Wimbledon
1911French Open
1911Australian Open
1911Men's singles
Norman Brookes
Women's singles
—
Host metro
—
US Open
1910Wimbledon
1910French Open
1910Australian Open
1910Men's singles
Rodney Heath
Women's singles
—
Host metro
—
US Open
1909Wimbledon
1909French Open
1909Australian Open
1909Men's singles
Anthony Wilding
Women's singles
—
Host metro
—
US Open
1908Wimbledon
1908French Open
1908Australian Open
1908Men's singles
Fred Alexander
Women's singles
—
Host metro
—
US Open
1907Wimbledon
1907French Open
1907Australian Open
1907Men's singles
Horace Rice
Women's singles
—
Host metro
—
US Open
1906Wimbledon
1906French Open
1906Australian Open
1906Men's singles
Anthony Wilding
Women's singles
—
Host metro
—
US Open
1905Wimbledon
1905French Open
1905Australian Open
1905Men's singles
Rodney Heath
Women's singles
—
Host metro
—
US Open
1904Wimbledon
1904French Open
1904US Open
1903Wimbledon
1903French Open
1903US Open
1902Wimbledon
1902French Open
1902US Open
1901Wimbledon
1901French Open
1901US Open
1900Wimbledon
1900French Open
1900US Open
1899Wimbledon
1899French Open
1899US Open
1898Wimbledon
1898French Open
1898US Open
1897Wimbledon
1897French Open
1897US Open
1896Wimbledon
1896French Open
1896US Open
1895Wimbledon
1895French Open
1895US Open
1894Wimbledon
1894French Open
1894US Open
1893Wimbledon
1893French Open
1893US Open
1892Wimbledon
1892French Open
1892US Open
1891Wimbledon
1891French Open
1891US Open
1890Wimbledon
1890US Open
1889Wimbledon
1889US Open
1888Wimbledon
1888US Open
1887Wimbledon
1887US Open
1886Wimbledon
1886US Open
1885Wimbledon
1885US Open
1884Wimbledon
1884US Open
1883Wimbledon
1883US Open
1882Wimbledon
1882US Open
1881Wimbledon
1881Wimbledon
1880Wimbledon
1879Wimbledon
1878Wimbledon
1877Men's all-time leaders
Three or more singles majors, by total.
Novak Djokovic
242008–2023
Australian Open
10
French Open
3
Wimbledon
7
US Open
4
Rafael Nadal
222005–2022
Australian Open
2
French Open
14
Wimbledon
2
US Open
4
Roger Federer
202003–2018
Australian Open
6
French Open
1
Wimbledon
8
US Open
5
Pete Sampras
141990–2002
Australian Open
2
French Open
—
Wimbledon
7
US Open
5
Roy Emerson
121961–1967
Australian Open
6
French Open
2
Wimbledon
2
US Open
2
Björn Borg
111974–1981
Australian Open
—
French Open
6
Wimbledon
5
US Open
—
Rod Laver
111960–1969
Australian Open
3
French Open
2
Wimbledon
4
US Open
2
Bill Tilden
101920–1930
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
3
US Open
7
Andre Agassi
81992–2003
Australian Open
4
French Open
1
Wimbledon
1
US Open
2
Fred Perry
81933–1936
Australian Open
1
French Open
1
Wimbledon
3
US Open
3
Henri Cochet
81922–1932
Australian Open
—
French Open
5
Wimbledon
2
US Open
1
Ivan Lendl
81984–1990
Australian Open
2
French Open
3
Wimbledon
—
US Open
3
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Jimmy Connors
81974–1983
Australian Open
1
French Open
—
Wimbledon
2
US Open
5
Ken Rosewall
81953–1972
Australian Open
4
French Open
2
Wimbledon
—
US Open
2
Max Decugis
81903–1914
Australian Open
—
French Open
8
Wimbledon
—
US Open
—
Carlos Alcaraz
72022–2026
Australian Open
1
French Open
2
Wimbledon
2
US Open
2
John McEnroe
71979–1984
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
3
US Open
4
John Newcombe
71967–1975
Australian Open
2
French Open
—
Wimbledon
3
US Open
2
Mats Wilander
71982–1988
Australian Open
3
French Open
3
Wimbledon
—
US Open
1
René Lacoste
71925–1929
Australian Open
—
French Open
3
Wimbledon
2
US Open
2
Richard Sears
71881–1887
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
—
US Open
7
William Larned
71901–1911
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
—
US Open
7
William Renshaw
71881–1889
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
7
US Open
—
Anthony Wilding
61906–1913
Australian Open
2
French Open
—
Wimbledon
4
US Open
—
Boris Becker
61985–1996
Australian Open
2
French Open
—
Wimbledon
3
US Open
1
Don Budge
61937–1938
Australian Open
1
French Open
1
Wimbledon
2
US Open
2
Jack Crawford
61931–1935
Australian Open
4
French Open
1
Wimbledon
1
US Open
—
Laurence Doherty
61902–1906
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
5
US Open
1
Stefan Edberg
61985–1992
Australian Open
2
French Open
—
Wimbledon
2
US Open
2
Frank Sedgman
51949–1952
Australian Open
2
French Open
—
Wimbledon
1
US Open
2
Jannik Sinner
52024–2026
Australian Open
2
French Open
—
Wimbledon
2
US Open
1
Jean Borotra
51924–1931
Australian Open
1
French Open
2
Wimbledon
2
US Open
—
Tony Trabert
51953–1955
Australian Open
—
French Open
2
Wimbledon
1
US Open
2
André Vacherot
41894–1901
Australian Open
—
French Open
4
Wimbledon
—
US Open
—
Ashley Cooper
41957–1958
Australian Open
2
French Open
—
Wimbledon
1
US Open
1
Frank Parker
41944–1949
Australian Open
—
French Open
2
Wimbledon
—
US Open
2
Guillermo Vilas
41977–1979
Australian Open
2
French Open
1
Wimbledon
—
US Open
1
Jim Courier
41991–1993
Australian Open
2
French Open
2
Wimbledon
—
US Open
—
Lew Hoad
41956–1957
Australian Open
1
French Open
1
Wimbledon
2
US Open
—
Manuel Santana
41961–1966
Australian Open
—
French Open
2
Wimbledon
1
US Open
1
Paul Aymé
41897–1900
Australian Open
—
French Open
4
Wimbledon
—
US Open
—
Reginald Doherty
41897–1900
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
4
US Open
—
Robert Wrenn
41893–1897
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
—
US Open
4
Adrian Quist
31936–1948
Australian Open
3
French Open
—
Wimbledon
—
US Open
—
Andy Murray
32012–2016
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
2
US Open
1
Arthur Ashe
31968–1975
Australian Open
1
French Open
—
Wimbledon
1
US Open
1
Arthur Gore
31901–1909
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
3
US Open
—
Bill Johnston
31915–1923
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
1
US Open
2
Bobby Riggs
31939–1941
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
1
US Open
2
Ellsworth Vines
31931–1932
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
1
US Open
2
Gerald Patterson
31919–1927
Australian Open
1
French Open
—
Wimbledon
2
US Open
—
Gustavo Kuerten
31997–2001
Australian Open
—
French Open
3
Wimbledon
—
US Open
—
Jack Kramer
31946–1947
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
1
US Open
2
James Anderson
31922–1925
Australian Open
3
French Open
—
Wimbledon
—
US Open
—
Jan Kodeš
31970–1973
Australian Open
—
French Open
2
Wimbledon
1
US Open
—
Jaroslav Drobný
31951–1954
Australian Open
—
French Open
2
Wimbledon
1
US Open
—
Malcolm Whitman
31898–1900
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
—
US Open
3
Maurice Germot
31905–1910
Australian Open
—
French Open
3
Wimbledon
—
US Open
—
Neale Fraser
31959–1960
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
1
US Open
2
Norman Brookes
31907–1914
Australian Open
1
French Open
—
Wimbledon
2
US Open
—
Oliver Campbell
31890–1892
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
—
US Open
3
Stan Wawrinka
32014–2016
Australian Open
1
French Open
1
Wimbledon
—
US Open
1
Wilfred Baddeley
31891–1895
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
3
US Open
—
Women's all-time leaders
Three or more singles majors, by total.
Margaret Smith Court
241960–1973
Australian Open
11
French Open
5
Wimbledon
3
US Open
5
Serena Williams
231999–2017
Australian Open
7
French Open
3
Wimbledon
7
US Open
6
Steffi Graf
221987–1999
Australian Open
4
French Open
6
Wimbledon
7
US Open
5
Helen Wills Moody
191923–1938
Australian Open
—
French Open
4
Wimbledon
8
US Open
7
Chris Evert
181974–1986
Australian Open
2
French Open
7
Wimbledon
3
US Open
6
Martina Navratilova
181978–1990
Australian Open
3
French Open
2
Wimbledon
9
US Open
4
Billie Jean Moffitt King
121966–1975
Australian Open
1
French Open
1
Wimbledon
6
US Open
4
Suzanne Lenglen
121919–1926
Australian Open
—
French Open
7
Wimbledon
5
US Open
—
Maureen Connolly
91951–1954
Australian Open
1
French Open
2
Wimbledon
3
US Open
3
Monica Seles
91990–1996
Australian Open
4
French Open
3
Wimbledon
—
US Open
2
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
81915–1926
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
—
US Open
8
Dorothea Douglass Lambert Chambers
71903–1914
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
7
US Open
—
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Evonne Goolagong Cawley
71971–1980
Australian Open
4
French Open
1
Wimbledon
2
US Open
—
Justine Henin
72003–2007
Australian Open
1
French Open
4
Wimbledon
—
US Open
2
Maria Bueno
71959–1966
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
3
US Open
4
Venus Williams
72000–2008
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
5
US Open
2
Blanche Bingley Hillyard
61886–1900
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
6
US Open
—
Doris Hart
61949–1955
Australian Open
1
French Open
2
Wimbledon
1
US Open
2
Iga Świątek
62020–2025
Australian Open
—
French Open
4
Wimbledon
1
US Open
1
Louise Brough
61947–1955
Australian Open
1
French Open
—
Wimbledon
4
US Open
1
Margaret Osborne duPont
61946–1950
Australian Open
—
French Open
2
Wimbledon
1
US Open
3
Nancye Wynne Bolton
61937–1951
Australian Open
6
French Open
—
Wimbledon
—
US Open
—
Adine Masson
51897–1903
Australian Open
—
French Open
5
Wimbledon
—
US Open
—
Alice Marble
51936–1940
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
1
US Open
4
Althea Gibson
51956–1958
Australian Open
—
French Open
1
Wimbledon
2
US Open
2
Charlotte Cooper Sterry
51895–1908
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
5
US Open
—
Daphne Akhurst
51925–1930
Australian Open
5
French Open
—
Wimbledon
—
US Open
—
Helen Jacobs
51932–1936
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
1
US Open
4
Lottie Dod
51887–1893
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
5
US Open
—
Maria Sharapova
52004–2014
Australian Open
1
French Open
2
Wimbledon
1
US Open
1
Martina Hingis
51997–1999
Australian Open
3
French Open
—
Wimbledon
1
US Open
1
Pauline Betz
51942–1946
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
1
US Open
4
Arantxa Sánchez Vicario
41989–1998
Australian Open
—
French Open
3
Wimbledon
—
US Open
1
Aryna Sabalenka
42023–2025
Australian Open
2
French Open
—
Wimbledon
—
US Open
2
Elisabeth Moore
41896–1905
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
—
US Open
4
Hana Mandlíková
41980–1987
Australian Open
2
French Open
1
Wimbledon
—
US Open
1
Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman
41909–1919
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
1
US Open
3
Jeanne Matthey
41909–1912
Australian Open
—
French Open
4
Wimbledon
—
US Open
—
Kim Clijsters
42005–2011
Australian Open
1
French Open
—
Wimbledon
—
US Open
3
Naomi Osaka
42018–2021
Australian Open
2
French Open
—
Wimbledon
—
US Open
2
Shirley Fry
41951–1957
Australian Open
1
French Open
1
Wimbledon
1
US Open
1
Angela Mortimer
31955–1961
Australian Open
1
French Open
1
Wimbledon
1
US Open
—
Angelique Kerber
32016–2018
Australian Open
1
French Open
—
Wimbledon
1
US Open
1
Ann Haydon Jones
31961–1969
Australian Open
—
French Open
2
Wimbledon
1
US Open
—
Ashleigh Barty
32019–2022
Australian Open
1
French Open
1
Wimbledon
1
US Open
—
Darlene Hard
31960–1961
Australian Open
—
French Open
1
Wimbledon
—
US Open
2
Dorothy Round
31934–1937
Australian Open
1
French Open
—
Wimbledon
2
US Open
—
Elena Rybakina
32022–2026
Australian Open
1
French Open
—
Wimbledon
1
US Open
1
Hilde Krahwinkel Sperling
31935–1937
Australian Open
—
French Open
3
Wimbledon
—
US Open
—
Jennifer Capriati
32001–2002
Australian Open
2
French Open
1
Wimbledon
—
US Open
—
Joan Hartigan
31933–1936
Australian Open
3
French Open
—
Wimbledon
—
US Open
—
Juliette Atkinson
31895–1898
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
—
US Open
3
Lindsay Davenport
31998–2000
Australian Open
1
French Open
—
Wimbledon
1
US Open
1
Mary Browne
31912–1914
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
—
US Open
3
May Sutton Bundy
31904–1907
Australian Open
—
French Open
—
Wimbledon
2
US Open
1
Virginia Wade
31968–1977
Australian Open
1
French Open
—
Wimbledon
1
US Open
1
By nation
Singles majors by country, former states folded into the modern nation.
United States
353Men
147
Women
206
Australia
165Men
100
Women
65
United Kingdom
101Men
49
Women
52
France
89Men
49
Women
40
Spain
47Men
40
Women
7
Germany
39Men
12
Women
27
Serbia
34Men
24
Women
10
Switzerland
28Men
23
Women
5
Sweden
26Men
26
Women
—
Czech Republic
22Men
12
Women
10
Russia
14Men
5
Women
9
Belgium
11Men
—
Women
11
Show all 36 nations
Italy
10Men
8
Women
2
Brazil
10Men
3
Women
7
Argentina
7Men
6
Women
1
New Zealand
6Men
6
Women
—
Belarus
6Men
—
Women
6
Poland
6Men
—
Women
6
Romania
5Men
2
Women
3
Denmark
4Men
—
Women
4
Japan
4Men
—
Women
4
Norway
4Men
—
Women
4
Egypt
3Men
3
Women
—
Croatia
3Men
2
Women
1
Kazakhstan
3Men
—
Women
3
Austria
2Men
2
Women
—
Hungary
2Men
1
Women
1
Netherlands
2Men
1
Women
1
China
2Men
—
Women
2
Ecuador
1Men
1
Women
—
Mexico
1Men
1
Women
—
South Africa
1Men
1
Women
—
Canada
1Men
—
Women
1
Chile
1Men
—
Women
1
Czechia
1Men
—
Women
1
Latvia
1Men
—
Women
1
Davis Cup
National-team titles and runner-up finishes, all-time.
United States
Titles
32
Runners-up
29
Australia
Titles
28
Runners-up
21
France
Titles
10
Runners-up
9
Great Britain
Titles
10
Runners-up
8
Sweden
Titles
7
Runners-up
5
Spain
Titles
6
Runners-up
5
Italy
Titles
4
Runners-up
6
Czech Republic
Titles
3
Runners-up
2
Germany
Titles
3
Runners-up
2
Russia RTF
Titles
3
Runners-up
3
Croatia
Titles
2
Runners-up
2
Argentina
Titles
1
Runners-up
4
Show all 24 Davis Cup years
Canada
Titles
1
Runners-up
1
Serbia
Titles
1
Runners-up
1
South Africa
Titles
1
Runners-up
—
Switzerland
Titles
1
Runners-up
1
Belgium
Titles
—
Runners-up
3
Chile
Titles
—
Runners-up
1
India
Titles
—
Runners-up
3
Japan
Titles
—
Runners-up
1
Mexico
Titles
—
Runners-up
1
Netherlands
Titles
—
Runners-up
1
Romania
Titles
—
Runners-up
3
Slovakia
Titles
—
Runners-up
1
Venues & metros
Metros that have staged a Grand Slam, including the early Australian and French rotations. Each links to its page.
Sources & methodology
Singles champions span Wimbledon from 1877, the US Championships from 1881, the French from 1891 (counted as a major from 1925, when it opened to international players) and the Australian from 1905, through the current season. Career totals count Grand Slam singles titles. A dagger marks a title won under a neutral flag. Occupation-era French champions of 1941-1945 are recorded but not counted, per convention. In the by-nation tally, former states are folded into the modern country: West Germany under Germany, Czechoslovakia under the Czech Republic, and the Yugoslav republics under Serbia. Host metros are joined to each champion through the venue that staged the event.