Women tennis players with the most Grand Slam titles
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- Women tennis players with the most Grand Slam title
Which tennis player has won the most Grand Slams in women's singles?
Margaret Court: Margaret Court from Australia holds the record for the most Grand Slam titles won by a female player. She won a remarkable 24 Grand Slam singles titles between 1960 and 1973.
Serena Williams: Serena Williams, an American tennis superstar, is one of the most dominant players in the history of women's tennis. She has won 23 Grand Slam singles titles, placing her second on the all-time list.
Steffi Graf: Steffi Graf, a German tennis player, has an impressive record of 22 Grand Slam singles titles. She achieved this feat during her career in the 1980s and 1990s.
Helen Wills Moody: Helen Wills Moody, an American tennis player from the 1920s and 1930s, won 19 Grand Slam singles titles. Her career spanned from 1922 to 1938.
Chris Evert: Chris Evert, an American tennis legend, secured 18 Grand Slam singles titles during her career in the 1970s and 1980s.
Every tennis player dreams of winning one of the 4 Grand Slam tournaments: the Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open. Only a few players in history have managed to win each of these tournaments. Among the best are Serena Williams, Steffi Graf, Chris Evert, Martina Navratilova, Margaret Court and Maria Sharapova. These tennis legends have already completed their careers. Can one of the new tennis stars like Iga Sviatek, Arina Sabalenka and Elena Rybakina replicate their success? See all Grand Slam Women's Singles winners. How many titles have Iga Swiatek, Maria Sharapova, Naomi Osaka, Martina Navratilova, Chris Evert, Steffi Graf, Monica Seles and Serena Williams won?
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24 titles for Margaret court
There are so many mistakes in this run down. The worst error is stating that Margaret Court has only 11 Slams. She has 11 Australian titles alone and 13 other slam titles for a total of 24! That places her at number one on this fault-laden list.
It looks like the author of this CZcams clip just compiled open era rankings.
Open Era after 1968
@alauri83 who cares about the open era. It's tennis history fuck open era.
Conchita Martínez won Wimbledon VS Martina Navrstilova
And that record will never be broken atleast for now.
Monica seles is my all-time favourite player. She would have won more titles than any other player , if that unfortunate incident hadn't happened..
Steffi would have won more than 30 slams if it weren‘t for two ugly scandals (caused by her dad) and for her premature career end (caused by multiple injuries and her reconstructive knee surgery at age 27 in 36).
Look her her stunning athletic body, even today at age 54!
She was a miracle, the most talented woman player ever.
Actually Graff was the most luckiest. If seles hadn't been stabbed Graff would have manage only 10 to 15 . Because even at 1992 she could defeat seles at Wimbledon only.
@@balamurugan241 I think Martina had the toughest matchups and losing Seles did free up Graff, but after Henin left Serena had free reign to get free trophies outside of Kim Clijsters and a few other bumps in the road.
By far my all time favourite, too :)
@@balamurugan241 Actually it is Serena. After Henin, she had no competition for 10 years.
Jennifer Capriati won 2 Australians and 1 French, why is she not on list?.
Exactly. Totally inaccurate!
Monika Seles ❤
Szeles Mónika
You might say that Maureen Connolly never lost a Grand Slam tournament. She started playing at Forest Hills when she was 14. She didn’t win it until she was 16 (a week or two before her 17th birthday) but after than I believe she won every Grand Slam she entered. In 1953, at age 18, she won all four Grand Slams, and she had won the first two in 1954, but then her career ended when she broke her leg in a horseback riding accident at 19. Her career total was nine Grand Slam titles, but if she had been able to play another fifteen years until her mid-thirties, like players do now, her career total might have reached thirty-five or even forty Grand Slams. Of course even if she had been able to keep playing into her thirties she probably wouldn’t have because there was no money in it in those days. And as it happened she didn’t live long enough to play fifteen more years; she died tragically early, at 34.
She’s not in the list in this video, apparently because her titles were before the open era. That’s like counting which team has won the most NFL championships but ignoring all the years before the Super Bowl.
Margaret Court has 24!
Open era only 👍
@@jamesr2164 says you...disrespecting the achievements of the great women who played for such a long time.
With so little competition in Australia. Was a time many top players didn't travel there in Court's time. 😅
@@johnbobbitt8189 Most of the best players were Australian back then😁
My first and last love, Steffi graf, won 22 titles in a very short time, almost in just 12 years she will go down as the undisputed number one.🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
12 years is a long time for a professional athlete!
Twelve years? Where did you get that figure? She turned professional in 1982 and retired 17-years later in 1999!
@@terjoe6643Steffi won 22 slams in 1987-99. Exactly 12 years between her first win at the FO 87 and her last one at the FO 99.
Even more impressive - Steffi won 21 slams between June 1987 and September 1996. Within 9 years and 3 months.
Had it not been for the stabbing by a deranged Graf fan, Monica Seles would have been in the top 3, at least, if not the No 1. MONICA SELES, my favourite tennis player ever ❤!
Venus receives too little acknowledgment. More majors than Hingis. Tied with all-time greats such as Henin, Goolagong, and even King. Arguably the most talented grass court player of the open era.
Henin, Goolagong are greats.
But surely not ALL-TIME greats.
Venus cut her sister some slack, she could have won more titles.
Venus is amazing and underrated in many ways but I would not put her as the top grass player in the open era when Serena, Steffi and Martina were all more dominant on grass than she was. You can’t argue against Martina’s 9 titles.
Also, this list is incorrect. BJK had 8 open era slams and 12 overall. She’s definitely ahead of Venus.
@@JamesFrew1 Has anyone more losses in Wimbledon than Venus? 🤔
True, but Hingis departed Singles early in her career, mainly due to injuries. Venus had much more time to play
Iga is now 4 GA on her hands
Conchita Martinez won 1 Grand Slam
Maria Bueno from Brazil had 7 grand slam titles.
This is open era and bueno was pre-open era but there are still mistakes here
Margareth Courte open era? No
Jennifer Capriati??
Steffi Graf, Gold slam. ! 🛌☕🎾🌎
Where is Maria Esther Bueno
Still in the amateur era, Einstein.
The Brazilian artist Maria Esther Bueno was missing. She has won seven Grand Slam singles titles (three Wimbledon and four US Open), as well as 11 doubles titles and one mixed doubles title at Grand Slams.
Idk why they are missing her in these runs
Where Jennifer capriati
Navratilova has so many Slams, in all categories, playing until...50yo?
Honestly, with several hundred titles , where and how does she store or display them????
TOTALLY WRONG..B.S....INCORRECT..FALSE... BECAUSE MARGARET COURT AUSTRALIA GOT 24 G.S...THE HIGHEST OF ALL TIME..MALE OR FEMALE
Novax?
Get your facts straight - ANN JONES WON 3 GRAND SLAMS - THE FRENCH TWICE 1961 and 1966 as well as WIMBLEDON in 1969
i.e. 2 Grand Slams before the Open Era then one after
It is between Court and Steffi. They have almost all relevant all-time records.
The Yankee girls are #3 to #5.
Your love for Steffi is clouding your judgment once again.
@@jamesr2164 I don‘t think we can say that Court is ahead of Steffi.
Yes, she also has a Grand Slam. But Steffi has a GOLDEN Slam.
Yes, she has 24 slams. But Steffi’s 22 slams are only marginally less and they include 7 Wimbledons. Marge has only 3 Wimbledons and a few of her 11 AO titles were won against a 80 % Aussie field.
Yes, both won 3+ slams in 5 different years but Steffi won at least 6 slams on every surface (Court has only 5 clay slams and zero - THIS is not her fault - hard court slams).
So I would actually give the nod to Steffi.
And Court agrees; she said in 2020 that for her “Steffi is the best“.
@@carrerau7138 Because of her Doubles career and longevity, I'd give the nod to Serena over Steffi.
@@kinfolk233 Doubles doesn‘t count.
Proof?
Gigi Fernandez has 17 doubles slam titles. No one knows who won the AO 23 doubles title.
Longevity?
Actually winning 22 slams in 12 years easily tops 23 slams in 18 years.
And winning 107 tournaments in 13 years tops winning 73 titles in 21 years.
And winning the Golden Slam is better than losing to Roberta Vinci.
@@carrerau7138 ahh, so if doubles doesn't count but we are only considering singles open era stats of Graf and Serena, then there is no debate because Serena has more singles grand slams.
Monica seles would have won 18- 20
So biased is this list...Margaret court has 24 singles slams including calendar slam, 19 doubles slams, 21 mixed slams with 2 calendar slams, 64 in total...craps on everyone oh and she did this by age 33 and having children during her career... So to all the Williams supporters...not even close to Court....
Open Era stats.
Serena has 14 doubles GS titles not to mention Olympic titles for singles and doubles which totals to 41 combined if I am not mistaken, mixed excluded
@@bernardocoderes4191 NEVER won any slam as a mother & played til pushing 40...Court won slams as a Mother & did all of this before 35...62 slam titles including calendar slams compared to 41...NOT even close Serena...Sorry Bernard She comes a VERY distant second to Margaret Court....
Where is court 24 ,Helwn wills moody 19, suzane lenghlen ,12...
Graf has 22 because of a knife. Lets not forget that.
How that? 😂
Serena has 23 then because henin stop playing....
@@divineartofmusic1 And because Venus got Sjögren‘s disease, Clijsters a baby, Hingis a career-ending injury.
@@divineartofmusic1 they did it by choice.. Monicas career was stolen from her. Same can be said henin won because serena was injured and suffering from sister murder etc. Graf wouldve neven won 22 without stabber fam
@@deepakmahajan170 It was Monica's choice to not return until 1995. I know she suffered psychologically, but physically, she was OK by the US Open of 1993.
IN 1993 Graf had a great year, but 1994 really wasn't good for her. In 1995 she missed the early spring season bc of an injury, and had a fantastic 1995. Monica had no physical handicap after the stabbing, but developed mental illness.
Monica never recovered from all her personal struggles and that is why she couldn't perform on the court anymore. Graf had a lot of injuries... her most severe one was her knee (and back). It forced her to reduce training in 1996 and made her compete only at the mandatory events which she almost all won. In 1997 Graf had to retire the season on and off and then permanently after the French Open. She needed 14 months to return to form and in summer of 1999 was back at #3 in the world rankings, with 2 GS finals to her name. She retired in August of 1999, married, got 2 children and looked after her charities. Maybe it is her success outside of tennis as well, which has so many people pressed.
Margaret court won 24
This is just open era stats.
This channel is littered with errors!!!! Where is Conchita Martinez? Jennifer Capriati? Also top of the list should be Margaret Court with 24
Margaret Court 24. You cancel culture bums.
I don't put too much of a premium on Margaret Court's inflated Slam numbers. She literally won the 1966 Australian Open in a walkover. No game was played, yet she holds the title for that event.
At the very least, her all time-record is tied with Serena, her Open Era, well below.
You think Marge would have lost against that Yankee chick Richey?
Seriously….? 😂
Iga świątek 5 grand slam
Serena is the goat
There's no such thing as the GOAT. Firstly, did time stop when Serena retired? Secondly, by what metric? Slam numbers alone? In that case, Margaret Court is the "GOAT". Steffi Graf has 22 Slams and won a Grand Slam which Williams never did. If l thought in terms of "GOAT" and numbers alone, I'd place both Court and Graf (at least) ahead of her. What seems to be your defining characteristic (a number) takes no account of a little thing called "GENIUS" and Serena, in tennis terms, is no genius! There are great players throughout history but there's literally no such thing as a "GOAT" in any human endeavour.
Nonsense check out the states she has one gs less than court, Graff had 22 but only played till she was thirty. Check winning percentages and games won and sorry to burst your bubble but Serena at best is maybe third if not lower.
Not even the greatest of her country.
@@carrerau7138 don't be dumb
@@terjoe6643 tennis isn't only titles Serena dominated tennis for years Serena can beat graf evert Navratilova..
Serena hit the ball with a power no one in the WTA can match
Serena has the best style
Technically speaking is the best
Added to all this she wins a lot of titles (the importants ones )
El cuchillazo a Seles
What a wonderful excuse for 10 years of failure.😂
@@carrerau7138Very mean to say that about someone who got stabbed. Your life must be an unhappy one.
Maria Esther Bueno Brazil???
Not saying SW can’t do it,at age 41 things have to go your way to win 2more to be all time great
Ostapenko's pic here 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Henin won 7?! Wow
Sharapova 5 grandslam
Iga has 4gs. 3french open, 1us
Where’s Conchita Martínez?
Quer dizer que Djokovic ja é o campeão isolados?👍
No credible...where is Maria Ester Bueno?
JENNIFER CAPRIATI 3.
Казахстан
Steffi is the GOAT then it's Martina then it's Serena.
in your reality.
@@SaleSarajlija that's the truth.
Whoever make these list, remember fact, in tennis you could get many GS titles.
If you really speak GS titles, you have to count also doubles and mixed. But, if you speak only singles, PLEASE mention that at once. Otherwise, list wouldn't be correct. That's all.
Who cares for doubles and mixed doubles? They are a joke.
@@carrerau7138Navratilova has 59 with all combined which is absolutely insane. Definitely the best all around female player ever.
@@tdane5017 How many mixed doubles slam titles equal one singles slam title?
500? 1,000?
And had Pam Shriver with her 21 doubles slam titles really a better career than Gaby Sabatini with her 1 doubles and 1 singles slam title?
Questions…. 😄
@@carrerau7138 sabatini was overall a more successful singles player that shriver. Winning one slam. Both were ranked as high as #3 . Martina won all 4 slams in singles and doubles. And was ranked #1 in both on 2 separate years. Serena was also a great doubles player. #1 in singles and doubles. Martina won like 370 pro tournaments. Gotta give her props. Just saying.
@@carrerau7138 I played a national level junior tennis in the United States in the 80s and I sucked at doubles and hated it. Only a singles player. Looking back at what she did playing so many tournaments in all divisions. It was amazing. Just like McEnroe. The only male ever to hold the world #1 in singles and doubles at the same time.
Wrong
I picked 2 for best at peak.
1. Moniga Seles
2. Justine Henin
...ok
When was Seles ever as good as Steffi in 1988/89 or at least as Navratilova in 1983/84?
Yes, within just four short years on the tour Seles won faster and more than anyone ever in the open era before the stabbing. To this day no one has won that many and that fast from the moment they turned professional.
@@jamesr2164 Her grunting put the players off...She admitted she does it on purpose because it was done to her at a younger age...couldn't play grass anyway
@@jamesr2164 The typical dishonesty of Selestial nutters can be seen at the little, seemingly irrelevant lies - Seles started on the tour in March 1988 which is more than 5 long years before the stabbing incident.
Without the 1990-92 blackmail scandal and her 1997 reconstructive knee surgery (at age 27!) Steffi would have won far more than 30 slams.
In peak form she was unplayable for any biological woman. Trans Federer might have beaten her, though.
Completely delusional. Typical Steffi Graf fan.
@@jamesr2164Well, only if Roger had transitioned post-puberty.
This is Grand Slam Singles titles. You need to take EVERYTHING into consideration when talking about the GOAT of women's tennis. Martina Navratilova won 167 MAJOR SINGLES TITLES AND 177 MAJOR DOUBLES TITLES including a WORLD RECORD 9 Singles titles at the greatest tennis tournament in the world Wimbledon!!!. She's the GOAT by a country mile!!!.
Doubles?
This funny competition in which the great Gigi Fernandez won 17 slams?
Of which 99 % of tennis fans have already forgotten who won Wimbledon?
Martina has four slams less than the great Steffi. FOUR!
And Martina crumbled when the Grand Slam was at stake in 1984, Steffi won the Golden Slam in 1988.
Granted, Martina is most probably the greatest player of her home country (even though many think Serena Williams is greater).