Most Grand Slam Tennis Singles Titles
Ranks tennis players by the total number of Grand Slam singles titles won across the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and US Open, combining both men's and women's all-time records.
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What counts: Total singles titles won at the four Grand Slam tournaments (Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, US Open), counting both amateur and Open-era results, as of the 2024 season.
Serbian great who overtook the men's record with a modern-era haul across all four majors.
Titles: 24Tour: Men'sCountry: SerbiaActive Era: 2008–2023
added by Yourlist Editorialin 5 rankingsNovak Djokovic
Australian dominant force of the 1960s-70s, holding the outright record among women.
Titles: 24Tour: Women'sCountry: AustraliaActive Era: 1960–1973
added by Yourlist Editorialin 3 rankingsMargaret Court
American power player who won titles across three decades of competition.
Titles: 23Tour: Women'sCountry: USAActive Era: 1999–2017
added by Yourlist Editorialin 11 rankingsSerena Williams
Spanish clay-court king famed for a record 14 French Open crowns.
Titles: 22Tour: Men'sCountry: SpainActive Era: 2005–2022
added by Yourlist Editorialin 5 rankingsRafael Nadal
German star who completed a Golden Slam in 1988.
Titles: 22Tour: Women'sCountry: GermanyActive Era: 1987–1999
added by Yourlist Editorialin 5 rankingsSteffi Graf
Swiss icon known for elegant grass-court success and long-term consistency.
Titles: 20Tour: Men'sCountry: SwitzerlandActive Era: 2003–2018
added by Yourlist Editorialin 6 rankingsRoger Federer
American amateur-era champion dominant through the 1920s and 30s.
Titles: 19Tour: Women'sCountry: USAActive Era: 1923–1938
added by Yourlist EditorialHelen Wills
American baseline specialist with an outstanding clay and hard-court record.
Titles: 18Tour: Women'sCountry: USAActive Era: 1974–1986
added by Yourlist Editorialin 4 rankingsChris Evert
Left-handed serve-and-volley legend who rivaled Evert for years.
Titles: 18Tour: Women'sCountry: USAActive Era: 1978–1990
added by Yourlist Editorialin 7 rankingsMartina Navratilova
American serve-and-volleyer who dominated Wimbledon and the US Open in the 1990s.
Titles: 14Tour: Men'sCountry: USAActive Era: 1990–2002
added by Yourlist Editorialin 3 rankingsPete Sampras
Australian amateur-era champion with a balanced record across all four majors.
Titles: 12Tour: Men'sCountry: AustraliaActive Era: 1961–1967
added by Yourlist EditorialRoy Emerson
American trailblazer who combined on-court success with advocacy for equality.
Titles: 12Tour: Women'sCountry: USAActive Era: 1966–1975
added by Yourlist Editorialin 4 rankingsBillie Jean King
Swedish champion famed for his French Open-Wimbledon double runs.
Titles: 11Tour: Men'sCountry: SwedenActive Era: 1974–1981
added by Yourlist Editorialin 3 rankingsBjörn Borg
Australian great who achieved two calendar-year Grand Slams.
Titles: 11Tour: Men'sCountry: AustraliaActive Era: 1960–1969
added by Yourlist Editorialin 4 rankingsRod Laver
Early 20th-century American dominant force, especially at the US Championships.
Titles: 10Tour: Men'sCountry: USAActive Era: 1920–1930
added by Yourlist EditorialBill Tilden
American prodigy whose career was cut short by injury after a Grand Slam sweep.
Titles: 9Tour: Women'sCountry: USAActive Era: 1951–1954
added by Yourlist EditorialMaureen Connolly
Yugoslav-American power hitter who dominated before a career-altering attack.
Titles: 9Tour: Women'sCountry: Yugoslavia/USAActive Era: 1990–1996
added by Yourlist Editorialin 4 rankingsMonica Seles
American who completed a career Grand Slam plus an Olympic gold.
Titles: 8Tour: Men'sCountry: USAActive Era: 1992–2003
added by Yourlist Editorialin 5 rankingsAndre Agassi
American who blended power and longevity, winning majors on multiple surfaces.
Titles: 8Tour: Men'sCountry: USAActive Era: 1974–1983
added by Yourlist Editorialin 3 rankingsJimmy Connors
Czechoslovak-born number one known for relentless baseline consistency.
Titles: 8Tour: Men'sCountry: CzechoslovakiaActive Era: 1984–1990
added by Yourlist Editorialin 2 rankingsIvan Lendl
British champion who completed a career Grand Slam in the 1930s.
Titles: 8Tour: Men'sCountry: Great BritainActive Era: 1934–1936
added by Yourlist EditorialFred Perry
Australian great whose amateur and pro career spanned two decades of major wins.
Titles: 8Tour: Men'sCountry: AustraliaActive Era: 1953–1972
added by Yourlist EditorialKen Rosewall
French pioneer whose flair and dominance defined 1920s tennis.
Titles: 8Tour: Women'sCountry: FranceActive Era: 1919–1926
added by Yourlist EditorialSuzanne Lenglen
Norwegian-American who won a then-record number of US titles in the 1910s-20s.
Titles: 8Tour: Women'sCountry: Norway/USAActive Era: 1915–1926
added by Yourlist EditorialMolla Mallory
American serve-and-volley artist celebrated for his Wimbledon and US Open success.
Titles: 7Tour: Men'sCountry: USAActive Era: 1979–1984
added by Yourlist Editorialin 5 rankingsJohn McEnroe
American who won all seven US National Championships he entered, dominating the sport's amateur founding era.
Titles: 7Tour: Men'sCountry: USAActive Era: 1881–1887
added by Yourlist EditorialRichard Sears
American champion who captured seven US National titles across a career spanning two decades.
Titles: 7Tour: Men'sCountry: USAActive Era: 1901–1911
added by Yourlist EditorialWilliam Larned
British star who claimed seven Wimbledon singles crowns in the pre-Open era.
Titles: 7Tour: Women'sCountry: Great BritainActive Era: 1903–1914
added by Yourlist EditorialDorothea Douglass
Elegant Frenchman and member of the 'Four Musketeers' who excelled at Roland Garros and Wimbledon.
Titles: 7Tour: Men'sCountry: FranceActive Era: 1922–1932
added by Yourlist EditorialHenri Cochet
French champion and fashion pioneer who won majors across three different Grand Slam events.
Titles: 7Tour: Men'sCountry: FranceActive Era: 1925–1929
added by Yourlist EditorialRené Lacoste
Brazilian trailblazer known for graceful play, dominant at both Wimbledon and the US Championships.
Titles: 7Tour: Women'sCountry: BrazilActive Era: 1959–1966
added by Yourlist EditorialMaria Bueno
Australian serve-and-volley great who won majors at home, in London, and in New York.
Titles: 7Tour: Men'sCountry: AustraliaActive Era: 1967–1973
added by Yourlist EditorialJohn Newcombe
Australian icon celebrated for her fluid style, with titles spanning three Grand Slam surfaces.
Titles: 7Tour: Women'sCountry: AustraliaActive Era: 1971–1980
added by Yourlist EditorialEvonne Goolagong Cawley
Versatile Swede who won majors on all three surfaces of his era: hard, clay, and grass.
Titles: 7Tour: Men'sCountry: SwedenActive Era: 1982–1988
added by Yourlist EditorialMats Wilander
American power player renowned for her Wimbledon dominance and Grand Slam longevity.
Titles: 7Tour: Women'sCountry: USAActive Era: 2000–2008
added by Yourlist Editorialin 4 rankingsVenus Williams
Belgian one-hander who ruled Roland Garros and added Australian and US Open crowns.
Titles: 7Tour: Women'sCountry: BelgiumActive Era: 2003–2007
added by Yourlist EditorialJustine Henin
Pioneering Englishwoman who claimed six Wimbledon singles titles in the amateur era.
Titles: 6Tour: Women'sCountry: Great BritainActive Era: 1886–1900
added by Yourlist EditorialBlanche Bingley
New Zealand champion who combined Wimbledon and Australasian titles before World War I.
Titles: 6Tour: Men'sCountry: New ZealandActive Era: 1906–1913
added by Yourlist EditorialAnthony Wilding
Gentlemanly Australian who dominated his home major and added French and Wimbledon crowns.
Titles: 6Tour: Men'sCountry: AustraliaActive Era: 1931–1935
added by Yourlist EditorialJack Crawford
First player ever to complete the Grand Slam, sweeping all four majors in 1938.
Titles: 6Tour: Men'sCountry: USAActive Era: 1937–1938
added by Yourlist EditorialDon Budge
Australian great who repeatedly claimed her national championship through the 1930s and 40s.
Titles: 6Tour: Women'sCountry: AustraliaActive Era: 1937–1951
added by Yourlist EditorialNancye Wynne Bolton
Margaret Osborne du Pont
American champion who blended doubles brilliance with major singles success across three events.
Titles: 6Tour: Women'sCountry: USAActive Era: 1946–1950
added by Yourlist Editorial
Versatile American who won all four majors at least once during the early 1950s.
Titles: 6Tour: Women'sCountry: USAActive Era: 1949–1955
added by Yourlist EditorialDoris Hart
German powerhouse whose booming serve fueled Wimbledon, US Open, and Australian Open triumphs.
Titles: 6Tour: Men'sCountry: GermanyActive Era: 1985–1996
added by Yourlist EditorialBoris Becker
Swedish stylist known for his serve-and-volley game, splitting titles across three majors.
Titles: 6Tour: Men'sCountry: SwedenActive Era: 1985–1992
added by Yourlist EditorialStefan Edberg
Australian attacking player who won majors at home and abroad in the early 1950s.
Titles: 5Tour: Men'sCountry: AustraliaActive Era: 1949–1952
added by Yourlist EditorialFrank Sedgman
American pioneer of the serve-and-volley game, dominant at the US Championships and Wimbledon.
Titles: 5Tour: Women'sCountry: USAActive Era: 1936–1940
added by Yourlist EditorialAlice Marble
American doubles and singles star who thrived on Wimbledon's grass through the late 1940s and 50s.
Titles: 5Tour: Women'sCountry: USAActive Era: 1947–1955
added by Yourlist EditorialLouise Brough
American champion whose 1955 season saw him sweep the French, Wimbledon, and US titles.
Titles: 5Tour: Men'sCountry: USAActive Era: 1953–1955
added by Yourlist EditorialTony Trabert
Swiss prodigy who became one of the youngest multiple Grand Slam champions of the modern era.
Titles: 5Tour: Women'sCountry: SwitzerlandActive Era: 1997–1999
added by Yourlist EditorialMartina Hingis
