The four tennis majors
A "major" in tennis refers to one of the four Grand Slam tournaments held annually. Each is played on a different surface, in a different country, and carries more ranking points and prestige than any other event on the calendar. Winning all four in a career is called a Career Grand Slam โ one of the sport's most celebrated achievements.
Most majors by era
Tennis has been played professionally across vastly different eras. The all-time list spans more than a century of competition, from the amateur champions of the early 1900s to the modern Open Era superstars.
What is a Career Grand Slam?
A Career Grand Slam means winning all four majors at least once during a career, on all four surfaces. It is one of the most respected achievements in the sport. Among active and recent players, Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, Andre Agassi, and Carlos Alcaraz have all achieved it.
Winning all four in a single calendar year โ the Calendar Grand Slam โ has been achieved only twice in the Open Era, both times by Rod Laver. The rarity of this feat makes it arguably the most impressive individual accomplishment in tennis history.
All-time rankings by majors won
Only showing players with 3 or more Grand Slam singles titles.
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