In tennis, a Career Grand Slam is achieved when an athlete wins all four of their sport’s major championships at any point during their professional career. The four major championships in tennis are Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and US Open.
Winning a Grand Slam event is a major accomplishment in tennis. Every year, players vie for titles at the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and US Open. It’s even more of a triumph to win all four during a single career.
Here are the list of players who have completed Career Grand Slam in tennis:
Men
- Carlos Alcaraz, completed at 2026 Australian Open
- Novak Djokovic, completed at 2016 French Open
- Rafael Nadal, completed at 2010 US Open
- Roger Federer, completed at 2009 French Open
- Andre Agassi, completed at 1999 French Open
- Roy Emerson, completed at 1964 Wimbledon
- Rod Laver, completed at 1962 U.S. National Championships
- Don Budge, completed at 1938 French Championships
- Fred Perry, completed at 1935 French Championships
Women
- Maria Sharapova, completed at 2012 French Open
- Serena Williams, completed at 2003 Australian Open
- Steffi Graf, completed at 1988 US Open
- Martina Navratilova, completed at 1983 US Open
- Chris Evert, completed at 1982 Australian Open
- Billie Jean King, completed at 1972 French Open
- Margaret Court, completed at 1963 Wimbledon
- Shirley Fry, completed at 1957 Australian Open
- Doris Hart, completed at 1954 US Open
- Maureen Connolly, completed at 1953 French Championships
Carlos Alcaraz became the youngest player to complere Career Grand Slam at the age of 22.
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MEN’S GRAND SLAM SINGLES TITLES
1. Novak Djokovic, 24
2. Rafael Nadal, 22
3. Roger Federer, 20
4. Pete Sampras, 14
5. Roy Emerson, 12
WOMEN’S GRAND SLAM SINGLES TITLES
1. Margaret Court, 24
2. Serena Williams, 23
3. Steffi Graf, 22
4. Helen Wills Moody, 19
5. Chris Evert, 18 (TIE)
5. Martina Navratilova, 18 (TIE)
