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Tennis four Grand Slams are Australian Open , French Open , The Wimbledon tennis championships , Us Open For short. The first tennis Grand Slam winner in history is Donald Boogie He was awarded in 1938.

According to the different venues, where, Australian Open With the US Open being a hard-court tournament, French Open It is played on clay and Wimbledon is played on grass.

Chinese name: Grand Slam
Foreign name: Grand Slam Tennis

Sports event: Four open championships
First winner: Donald Boogie

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Tennis four Open, referred to as tennis four Grand slam (Grand Slam Tennis), they include:

Four Open Championships (Grand Slams)
Name/Logo	For short	hold nation	intro
Australian Open Australian Open Australian Open Tennis Championship	Australian Open Tennis Championship	Australia	It is held every year [the last two weeks of January] In Melbourne, Australia's second largest city Australian Open Court (Hard Court)
French Open French Open The net of Justice	The net of Justice	France	It is held every year from May to June French Open Venue (Clay)
WimbledonChampionships The Wimbledon tennis championships Wimbledon Championships	Wimbledon Championships	Britain	Held every year [in June or July] The oldest and most prestigious tournament in tennis Wimbledon Courts (Grass)
US. Open Us Open U.S. Open	U.S. Open	America	It is held annually from the end of August to the beginning of September Us Open (Hard Court)

Four Grand Slam marks

Australian Open

Development history

2013 Australian Open presenters (Andre Agassi)

Australian Open It is the latest of the four Open tournaments to be created. The first competition was held in 1905 Melbourne Will Hausmann cricket Ground. Among them, the men's competition was created in 1905, the women's competition began in 1922, and the competition was just started to be used Grass court It was changed in 1988 A hard tennis court . In 1968, after the professionalization of international tennis, it was listed as one of the four major Open Championships. In 1972, the tournament was held in Melbourne, Australia, in order to attract more spectators. For a long time after its establishment, the Open championship was won by the local people. From 1946, after World War II, until 1978, the men's and women's singles titles were mostly won by Australian players, but in the 1980s, no local players were lucky enough to win this title. With the continuous expansion of the scale and popularity of the competition, the facilities of the competition venue need to be improved accordingly, and the Shard Park stadium came into being. Construction of the multi-purpose sports centre began in 1986 and was completed in January 1988, the same year it successfully hosted the 1988 Ford Australian Open. Since then, the sports center has been further expanded, in 1995 began the second phase of the competition venue, and in 1997 the official use of the competition. On January 29, 1996 the Shard Park Stadium was officially renamed Melbourne Park .

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2013 Australian Open Champion (Djokovic)

The game is in Australia's second largest city Melbourne City tennis Center.

Melbourne Park The facility - Center court

Name of the Centre Court: Rod Laver (ROD LAVER)

Retractable roof, 15,021 seats;

Stadium 1:6,000 seats;

Stadium 2:3,000 seats;

Australian Open Champion (Roger Federer)

Stadium 3:2,000 seats;

Stadium 4:1,100 seats;

Outdoor practice court: 19 pieces;

Indoor practice court: 4 pieces.

Due to A hard tennis court So players with a comprehensive approach can have a certain advantage. It is not only good for bottom line tapping, but also suitable Service net , both suitable for playing topspin underspin Also suitable for lob and Short drop .

Championship trophy

Australian Open champion

The winner's name will be engraved on the permanent trophy, which includes:

Men's singles winner: will be awarded the Norman Brookes Challenge Cup

( Australian Open Tennis Championship Men's singles trophy named "Norman Brookes Challenge Cup")

Women's singles champion: to be awarded to Daphne Akhurst ( Daphne Akhurst) souvenir cup.

(Australian Open women's singles trophy named "Daphne Akhurst Memorial Cup")

The two names are the best in Australian Open history Legendary figure .

Brooks is one of the founders of the Australian Open, known as the "father of Australian tennis",

Akhurst won five women's singles titles at the beginning of the tournament.

bonus

2018 Australian Open total prize money
item	bonus
Total prize money for 2018 Australian Open ^[1]	55 million Australian dollar ($42.22 million)
Men's and women's singles (championship) prize money	4 million Australian dollars (US $3.07 million)
Men's and women's doubles (championship) prize money	750,000 Australian dollars (about US $575,000)
Mixed doubles (championship) bonus	160,000 Australian dollars ($122,000)

Bonus points

2010 Australian Open Prize Money List (Men's singles, Women's singles)
Race round	Prize money (USD)	Gain points
First round	19500	10
Round 2	31500	45
Third round	52000	90
Round of 16	89000	180
Final eight	200000	360
Top four	400000	720
runner-up	1050000	1200
Champion	2100000	2000

2009 Australian Open Prize Money List (Men's doubles, Women's doubles)
Race round	Prize money (USD)	Gain points
First round	9585	/
Round 2	17035	/
Third round	31245	/
Final eight	55400	/
Top four	112000	/
runner-up	225000	/
Champion	450000	/

2009 Australian Open Prize Money List (Mixed doubles)
Race round	Competition prize money (AUD)	Gain points
First round	3755	/
Round 2	7745	/
Final eight	15490	/
Top four	33615	/
runner-up	67230	/
Champion	134460	/

Results of Chinese players

Li Na

2014 Australian Open Women's Singles final, Li Na Defeated in straight sets 7-6 (3), 6-0 Slovakia So did Dominika Cibulkova, who won her second Grand Slam women's singles title Asia The first Australian Open singles title, Li Na also became the oldest women's singles champion in the Open era. ^[2]

French Open

French Open Started in 1891, only French players were allowed to play until 1925. Since 1928, The net of Justice Every year from late May to early June in the west of Paris The Bois de Boulogne Side of the Roland Garros tennis City held. The tournament is played on red clay courts, so it is also known as clay court tennis. The tennis city covers an area of 8 hectares and has 20 official venues, including 3 large venues with stands on all sides, and the largest center court has nearly 16,000 seats. Over the past 75 years, the French Open has received more than 3.5 million spectators. ^[3]

Historical background

French Open Champion (Nadal)

Of the four Grand Slams, the French Open is undoubtedly the most exciting one, just like its fiery surface. Playing on slow clay, patience, strong topspin and fast running are considered the main weapons to win here, and best-of-five matches often stretch for hours, which is a tough test of stamina and will.

Spanish and South American players who are good on clay have excellent records here.

However, due to the particularity of the venue, many of the winners here will not be able to win the other three in their lives Grand slam Some of them, like Bruguera, Muster, Kurten, Moya , Costa , Zhang Depei And Gomez and others have yet to win other grand Slams. Simultaneously, like Sampras , Becker And the king of the world such as Edberg has always been unable to win their own trophies in Paris.

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Name of the centre court: Philippe Chatelier

Championship trophy

French Open Champion (Nadal)

Men's Singles Champions: The Musketeers Cup

Women's Singles champions: Susan Lungrand Cup

( Susan Lungrand : One of the greatest women's tennis players in history, who rose from a ballet company member to the "Queen of tennis" in the 1920s)

Total bonus

The total prize was 17.52 million euros ($25.53 million).

2011 French Open Prize Money List (Men's singles, Women's singles)
Race round	Prize money (EUR)	Gain points
First round	15000	10
Round 2	25000	45
Third round	42000	90
Round of 16	75000	180
Final eight	150000	360
Top four	300000	720
runner-up	600000	1200
Champion	1200000	2000

2011 French Open Prize Money List (Men's doubles, Women's doubles)
Race round	Prize money (EUR)	Gain points
First round	7500	/
Round 2	12000	/
Third round	22000	/
Final eight	42000	/
Top four	82500	/
runner-up	165000	/
Champion	330000	/

2011 French Open Prize Money List (Mixed doubles)
Race round	Prize money (EUR)	Gain points
First round	3500	/
Round 2	7000	/
Final eight	13000	/
Top four	25000	/
runner-up	50000	/
Champion	100000	/

Record of Chinese players

Chinese players Li Na On June 4, 2011 Defending champion Schiavone He won 6-4,7-6(2-0), becoming the first Chinese and first Asian player to win a Grand Slam title. Before that, Asia had only Prince Yida Reached the last four at the French Open.

The Wimbledon tennis championships

The Wimbledon tennis championships are held on the last day of June every year attentive July Initial stage It has been a tradition that qualification is determined by the cumulative number of points won in various major competitions in the previous year. The Wimbledon tennis championships Be due to All England Club And English meadows Tennis association It is co-hosted, but the All England Club effectively controls the tournament, including the millions of dollars in ticket revenue from each tournament. Today's Wimbledon matches can reach more than 300,000 viewers, and more than 500 million people watch the live TV broadcast.

Historical development

The Wimbledon Tennis tournament is the earliest tournament in the history of modern tennis All England Club And the Lawn Tennis Association was founded in 1877. The first official match was held at the club London The southwest corner of the Wimbledon headquarters is conducted under the name All England Lawn Tennis Championships . The first tournament was for amateurs and only for men's singles, with tickets for the final selling for one shilling. A person from Harrow School Of the 22 students named Spencer Gower competitor Win the Challenge Cup (the name of the championship trophy). In 1884, for the first time, the women's singles competition was established, and Mude Watson defeated 12 other players to become the first women's singles champion in Wimbledon history. In the same year, men's doubles became an official event. In 1899, women's doubles and mixed doubles . Since 1901 Wimbledon Championships At that time, the participation was limited to small countries in the British autonomous territory, and in 1905, the United States, France and other countries crossed the sea to participate in the competition. In 1922, two reforms were carried out, one was to build a 15,000-seat stadium Centre court The second is the abolition of the challenge, from this year on to win the championship, men must play from the first round, win 7 games, women must win 6 games. In 1968, the International Tennis Federation allowed professional players to participate in the tournament Bookie It also raises huge prizes, attracts the best players from all over the world, so Competitive level Improving year by year. Whoever wins the first place in each individual competition will immediately become a world famous figure. Therefore, the competition during the elite gathering, good hands gathered, the competition is very fierce, it reflects the highest level of tennis technology and Development trend . By the year 2000, the Wimbledon Tennis Championship has been held 114 times, of which two times World war Suspended 10 times, if from the opening of the game in 1877, has a history of more than 100 years.

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Wimbledon champion (Roger Federer)

Wimbledon currently has 18 grass, nine hard courts and two indoor courts, all of which are open only when the club holds a gathering in mid-May each year. The main Court, called Centre Court, is where the final is held. Due to the London weather during the game unpredictability The stadium has a collapsible roof and is expected to be completed by 2009. Court One underwent a major redevelopment in 1997, moving from the original site adjacent to the Centre Court to a new purpose-built venue that can accommodate more spectators. The original Court 1 is said to have a unique atmosphere and is a beloved place for many players, so there are many people who are sad about its relocation. Court One usually hosts some very important matches, such as singles The quarterfinals It also has a huge external screen for fans gathered outside the stadium on Henman Hill to enjoy the game. Every year thousands of fans on this hillside to fight for the home players, but unfortunately, since 1936, a British player has not lifted the championship trophy. On 8 July 2013, Murray won Wimbledon for the first time with a 6-4, 7-5, 6-4 victory over world number one Novak Djokovic, becoming the first British man to win the tournament in 77 years since Fred Perry in 1936.

Name of the centre court: Wimbledon Centre Court

Stadium No. 2 is known as the "Tomb of Champions" because matches are played here Seeded player Usually eliminated by lower-ranked opponents. once Victim include Andre Agassi (Andre Agassi) Roger Federer (Roger Federer) and Pete Sampras Pete Sampras, who nearly lost in the first round in 2005 Tim Henman (Tim Henman) led the way.

Championship trophy

Andy Murray won the cup

Men's singles: an 18-inch gold-plated trophy called the Challenger Cup.

Women's singles champion: a silver plate about 19 inches in diameter, commonly known as the "Rosewater Dish" or "Venus Rosewater Dish." Rose water tray ".

bonus

Wimbledon prize money (in GBP)
A given year	The year 2010		The year 2009		The year 2008
Total bonus	13725000		12550000		11812000
Guan Ya Military bonus	Champion	runner-up	Champion	runner-up	Champion	runner-up
Men's and women's singles	1000000	500000	850000	425000	750000	375000
Men's and women's doubles	230000	115000	230000	115000	230000	115000
mixed doubles	92000	46000	92000	46000	92000	46000

Us Open

Us Open Champion (Roger Federer)

Us Open It began in 1881.

Each competition takes place in the United States from late August to early September New York Flushing parky National Tennis Centre Hold.

Since 1997 the race has been held in the newly completed Arthur Ashe The tennis center.

The center covers an area of 18.2 hectares and has 33 competition venues, as well as venues Hard court In order to win in the game, a player should have good physical strength. Every point a player earns costs more than any other Grand slam tournament More time, more fights. ^[4]

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Us Open Champion (Djokovic)

Name of the Centre Court:

Arthur Ashe The stadium, with 23,700 seats, was completed in 1997

Louis Armstrong The stadium, 10,200 seats, was completed in 1978

The Grandstand, with 6,000 seats, was built in 1978

Total bonus

Us Open prize money
item	bonus
Total bonus for 2009	The $21668000
Total bonus for 2010	The $22668000
Prize money for men's and women's singles champions	The $1700000
Men's and women's doubles champions prize money	The $420000
Mixed doubles champion bonus	The $150000

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Men's singles

Number of men's singles titles
name	totality	Australian Open Tennis Championship	The net of Justice	Wimbledon Championships	U.S. Open
Novak Djokovic	24 ^[15]	10 ^[10]	3 ^[15]	7 ^[11]	4
Nadal	22	2	14	2	4
Federer	20	6	1	8	5
Sampras	14	2	0	7	5
Bjorberg	11	0	6	5	0
Agassiz	8	4	1	1	2
Rendell	8	2	3	0	3
Connors	8	1	0	2	5
McEnroe	7	0	0	3	4
Wilander	7	3	3	0	1
Becker	6	2	0	3	1
Edberg	6	2	0	2	2
Rod Laver	5	1	1	2	1
Newcombe	5	2	0	2	1
Wawrinka	3	1	1	0	1
Murray	3	0	0	2	1

Women's singles

Number of women's singles titles
name	totality	Australian Open Tennis Championship	The net of Justice	Wimbledon Championships	U.S. Open
Serena Williams	23	7	3	7	6
Graff	22	4	6	7	5
Navratilova	18	3	2	9	4
Evert	18	2	7	3	6
Margaret Court	11	4	3	1	3
Billie Jankin	9	1	1	4	3
Seles	9	4	3	0	2
Heining	7	1	4	0	2
Venus Williams	7	0	0	5	2
Ivan Goolagong	7	4	1	2	0
Hingis	5	3	0	1	1
Maria Sharapova	5	1	2	1	1
Jim Clijsters	4	1	0	0	3
Naomi Osaka	4	2	0	0	2 ^[5]
Kobel	3	1	0	1	1
Li Na	2	1	1	0	0
Muguraza	2	0	1	1	0
Halep	2	0	1	1	0

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Records

Record name	time	competition	item	Sportsman
首位、第二位夺得大满贯冠军的中国大陆球员 The first and second Chinese players to win a Grand Slam women's doubles title	2006.01	2006 Australian Open	Women's doubles	Zheng Jie Yan Zi
第三位夺得大满贯冠军的中国大陆球员 The first Chinese mainland player to win a Grand Slam mixed doubles title	2008.01	2008 Australian Open	Mixed doubles	Sun Tiantian
第四位夺得大满贯冠军的中国大陆球员 The first Chinese player to win a Grand Slam women's singles title	2011.06	2011 French Open	Women's singles	Li Na
第五位夺得大满贯冠军的中国大陆球员第三位获得大满贯女双冠军的中国大陆球员	2013.07	2013 Wimbledon Tennis Championships	Women's doubles	Peng Shuai
第六位夺得大满贯冠军的中国大陆球员 The fourth mainland Chinese player to win a Grand Slam women's doubles title The first Chinese player to win the Australian Open women's doubles title in 13 years	2019.01	2019 Australian Open	Women's doubles	Zhang Shuai
第七位夺得大满贯冠军的中国大陆球员 The fifth Chinese player to win a Grand Slam women's doubles title	2023.06	French Open 2023	Women's doubles	Wang Xinyu
Reference materials: ^[12-14] ^[18] ^[25-29]

Grand slam champion

date	competition	item	Sportsman	score	Opponent
2006.01	2006 Australian Open	Women's doubles	Zheng Jie Yan Zi	2-6/7-6/6-3	Lisa Raymond Samantha Stosur
2006.07	2006 Wimbledon Championships	Women's doubles	Zheng Jie Yan Zi	6-3/3-6/6-2	Bishinia Pascual Paula Suarez
2008.01	2008 Australian Open	Mixed doubles	Sun Tiantian Zimonich * 1	7-6 4 / 6-4	Mirza Bupas
2011.06	2011 French Open	Women's singles	Li Na	6-4/7-6 0	Francesca Schiavone
2013.07	2013 Wimbledon Tennis Championships	Women's doubles	Peng Shuai Xie Shuwei * 2	7-6 1 / 6-1	Bartee Dragua
2014.01	2014 Australian Open	Women's singles	Li Na	7-6 3 / 6-0	Dominica Cibulkova
2014.06	2014 French Open	Women's doubles	Peng Shuai Xie Shuwei * 2	6-4/6-1	Sarah Errani Roberta Vinci
2019.01	2019 Australian Open	Women's doubles	Samantha Stosur * 3 Zhang Shuai	6-3/6-4	Kristina Mladenovic Bosh Timaiah
2023.06	French Open 2023	Women's doubles	Wang Xinyu Xie Shuwei * 2	1-6/7-6 5 / 6-1	Lila Fernandez Tyler Townsend
Note 1: Serbian nationality Nenad Zimonjic Note 2: Chinese athletes from Taiwan Xie Shuwei Note 3: Australian Samantha Stosur Reference materials: ^[12-14] ^[18] ^[25-29]

Grand slam results

Over the top eight
competition	item	Sportsman	Final ranking
2004 Australian Open	Women's doubles	Zheng Jie/Yan Zi	Final eight
2004 US Open	Women's doubles	Peng Shuai (partner Lee Hui-chi [Chinese Taipei])	Final eight
2005 French Open	Women's doubles	Li Ting/Sun Tiantian	Final eight
2005 US Open	Women's doubles	Zheng Jie/Yan Zi	Final eight
2006 Australian Open	Women's doubles	Zheng Jie/Yan Zi	"Champion"
2006 French Open	Women's doubles	Zheng Jie/Yan Zi	Top four
2006 Wimbledon Championships	Women's singles	Li Na	Final eight
2006 Wimbledon Championships	Women's doubles	Zheng Jie/Yan Zi	"Champion"
2006 US Open	Women's doubles	Zheng Jie/Yan Zi	Final eight
2006 French Open	Women's doubles	Zheng Jie/Yan Zi	Top four
2007 Australian Open	Women's doubles	Zheng Jie/Yan Zi	Top four
		Sun Shengnan/Sun Tiantian	Final eight
		Zheng Jie/Yan Zi	Top four
	Mixed doubles	Sun Tiantian (Partner Hurian Noel 🇦🇹)	Final eight
2007 French Open	Mixed doubles	Yan Zi (Partner Mark Knowles 🇧🇸)	Top four
2007 French Open	Mixed doubles	Sun Tiantian (Partner Hurian Noel 🇦🇹)	Top four
2007 Wimbledon Championships	Women's doubles	Peng Shuai/Yan Zi	Final eight
2007 Wimbledon Championships	Women's doubles	Sun Tiantian (Partner Yelena Likhovtseva 🇷🇺)	Final eight
2008 Australian Open	Women's doubles	Peng Shuai Partner Hsieh Su-wei [Taipei, China] )	Final eight
	Mixed doubles	Sun Tiantian (Nenad Zimonjic 🇷🇸)	"Champion"
	Mixed doubles	Yan Zi (Partner Mark Knowles 🇧🇸)	Top four
2008 French Open	Mixed doubles	Zheng Jie (Partner Mahesh Bhupathi 🇮🇳)	Top four
2008 US Open	Women's doubles	Zheng Jie/Yan Zi	Final eight
2009 Australian Open	Women's doubles	Peng Shuai Partner Hsieh Su-wei [Taipei, China] )	Final eight
2009 French Open	Women's doubles	Zheng Jie/Yan Zi	Final eight
2009 French Open	Women's doubles	Peng Shuai Partner Hsieh Su-wei [Taipei, China] )	Top four
2009 US Open	Women's singles	Li Na	Final eight
	Women's doubles	Zheng Jie/Yan Zi	Final eight
	Mixed doubles	Yan Zi (partner Mariusz Stanislaw 🇵🇱 )	Final eight
2010 Australian Open	Women's singles	Li Na	Top four
	Women's singles	Zheng Jie	Top four
	Women's doubles	Yan Zi (Partner Bethany Mattek-Sands 🇺🇸)	Final eight
2010 Wimbledon Tennis Championships	Women's singles	Li Na	Final eight
2010 US Open	Women's doubles	Zheng Jie (partner Zhan Yongran 【 Taipei, China 】 )	Top four
2011 Australian Open	Women's singles	Li Na	* Runner-up *
2011 French Open	Women's singles	Li Na	"Champion"
2011 Wimbledon Championships	Women's doubles	Zheng Jie/Peng Shuai	Final eight
2012 US Open	Women's doubles	Peng Shuai (Partner Sabini Lisicki 🇩🇪)	Final eight
2012 US Open	Women's doubles	Zhang Shuai (partner Zhuang Jiarong 【 Taipei, China 】 )	Final eight
2013 Australian Open	Women's singles	Li Na	* Runner-up *
	Women's doubles	Zheng Jie (Partner Vives 🇪🇸)	Final eight
	Women's doubles	Zheng Saisai (Partner Varvara Lepchenko 🇺🇸)	Top four
2013 French Open	Women's doubles	Zheng Saisai (Partner Varvara Lepchenko 🇺🇸)	Final eight
2013 Wimbledon Tennis Championships	Women's singles	Li Na	Final eight
2013 Wimbledon Tennis Championships	Women's doubles	Peng Shuai Partner Hsieh Su-wei [Taipei, China] )	"Champion"
2013 US Open	Women's singles	Li Na	Top four
	Women's doubles	Peng Shuai (Partner Sania Mirza 🇮🇳)	Top four
	Women's doubles	Peng Shuai Partner Hsieh Su-wei [Taipei, China] )	Final eight
2014 Australian Open	Women's singles	Li Na	"Champion"
2014 Australian Open	Mixed doubles	Zheng Jie intimate Scott Lipsky 🇺🇸)	Top four
2014 French Open	Women's doubles	Peng Shuai Partner Hsieh Su-wei [Taipei, China] )	"Champion"
2014 Wimbledon Tennis Championships	Women's doubles	Zheng Jie (Partner Andria Hlavackova 🇨🇿)	Top four
2014 US Open	Women's singles	Peng Shuai	Top four
	Women's doubles	Xu Yifan (Partner Zarina Diaz 🇰🇿)	Final eight
	Women's doubles	Zheng Jie (Partner Andria Hlavackova 🇨🇿)	Final eight
2015 Australian Open	Women's doubles	Zheng Jie Partner Jim Wing-ran [Taipei, China] )	* Runner-up *
2015 French Open	Mixed doubles	Zheng Jie intimate Henri Contine 🇫🇮)	Top four
2016 Australian Open	Women's singles	Zhang Shuai	Final eight
2016 Australian Open	Women's doubles	Xu Yifan/Zheng Saisai	Top four
2016 French Open	Women's doubles	Xu Yifan/Zheng Saisai	Final eight
2017 Australian Open	Women's doubles	Peng Shuai (Partner Andrei Hlavachkova 🇨🇿)	* Runner-up *
2017 Australian Open		Xu Yifan (Partner: Raquel Atawo 🇺🇸)	Final eight
2017 French Open		Zhang Shuai (Partner Irina Camelia Begu 🇷🇴)	Final eight
2017 French Open		Sae-sai Chung (Partner Irina Camelia Begu 🇷🇴)	Final eight
2017 US Open	Women's doubles	Xu Yifang (Partner: Gabriela Dabrowski 🇨🇦)	Final eight
		Peng Shuai (Partner Sania Mirza 🇮🇳)	Top four
		Zhang Shuai (partner Zhan Haoqing 【 Taipei, China 】 )	Final eight
2018 Australian Open	Women's doubles	Peng Shuai (Partner Hsieh Su-wei [Taipei, China])	Top four
2018 Australian Open	Women's doubles	Xu Yifan (Partner Gabriela Dabrowski 🇨🇦)	Final eight
2018 French Open	Women's doubles	Yang Zhaoxuan (Partner Zhan Haoqing [Taipei, China] )	Top four
2018 Wimbledon Tennis Championships	Women's doubles	Xu Yifan (Partner Gabriela Dabrowski 🇨🇦)	Top four
2018 US Open	Women's doubles	Zhang Shuai (Co-star Samantha Stosur 🇦🇺)	Top four
2018 US Open	Mixed doubles	Zhang Shuai (John Pierce 🇦🇺)	Top four
2019 Australian Open	Women's doubles	Zhang Shuai (Co-star Samantha Stosur 🇦🇺)	"Champion"
2019 French Open	Women's doubles	Duan Yingying/Zheng Saisai	* Runner-up *
		Xu Yifan (Partner Gabriela Dabrowski 🇨🇦)	Final eight
		Zhang Shuai (Co-star Samantha Stosur 🇦🇺)	Final eight
	Mixed doubles	Zhang Shuai (John Pierce 🇦🇺)	Final eight
2019 Wimbledon Tennis Championships	Women's singles	Zhang Shuai	Final eight
	Women's doubles	Xu Yifan (Partner Gabriela Dabrowski 🇨🇦)	* Runner-up *
	Mixed doubles	Xu Yifan (Partner Matvei Middelkop 🇳🇱)	Top four
2019 US Open	Women's singles	Wang Qiang	Final eight
	Women's doubles	Xu Yifan (Partner Gabriela Dabrowski 🇨🇦)	Final eight
	Women's doubles	Duan Yingying/Zheng Saisai	Final eight
2020 Australian Open	Mixed doubles	Zheng Saisai (Co-host Yoran Fleigan 🇧🇪)	Final eight
2020 US Open	Women's doubles	Xu Yifan (Partner Nicole Merichal-Martinez 🇺🇸)	* Runner-up *
2021 Wimbledon Championships	Mixed doubles	Zhang Shuai (John Pierce 🇦🇺)	Final eight
2021 US Open	Women's doubles	Zhang Shuai (Co-star Samantha Stosur 🇦🇺)	"Champion"
Australian Open 2022	Mixed doubles	Zhang Shuai (John Pierce 🇦🇺)	Top four
French Open 2022	Women's doubles	Yang Zhaoxuan/Xu Yifan	Final eight
The 2022 Wimbledon Championships	Women's doubles	Zhang Shuai (Partner Elise Mertens 🇧🇪)	* Runner-up *
2023 Australian Open	Women's doubles	Yang Zhaoxuan (Partner Zhan Haoqing [Taipei, China] )	Final eight
French Open 2023	Women's doubles	Wang Xinyu Partner Hsieh Su-wei [Taipei, China] )	Champion
2023 Wimbledon Tennis Championships	Women's doubles	Zhang Shuai (Carolyn Dorhead 🇺🇸)	Top four
2023 Wimbledon Tennis Championships	Mixed doubles	Xu Yifan (Co-host Yoran Fleigan 🇧🇪)	* Runner-up *
2023 US Open	Women's singles	Zheng Qinwen	Final eight
	Women's doubles	Wang Xinyu Partner Hsieh Su-wei [Taipei, China] )	Top four
	Mixed doubles	Xu Yifan (Co-host Yoran Fleigan 🇧🇪)	Final eight
Australian Open 2024	Women's singles	Zheng Qinwen	runner-up
Australian Open 2024	Men's doubles	Zhang Zhizhen	Top four
Reference materials: ^[12-14] ^[18] ^{[25 to 33]}

Event award

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Championship trophy

Tennis four open championship trophies
tennis Four Open Championships	Singles Champions (Men)	Singles Champions (Women)
Australian Open Australian Open	【Norman Brookes Challenge Cup】 Norman Brookes Challenge Cup (Norman Brooks: a legend in the history of the Australian Open, one of the founders of the Australian Open, known as the "father of Australian tennis") Australian Open: Norman Brooks Challenge Cup Australian Open: Trophy	【Daphne Akhurst Memorial Cup】 Daphne Akhurst memorial cup (Daphne Akhurst: Australian Open history legend, won five women's singles titles at the start of the tournament) Australian Open: Daphne Akhurst Memorial Cup
French Open French Open	The Musketeers Cup French Open: The Musketeers Cup	Susan Lungrand Cup (Susan Lungrand: One of the greatest women's tennis players of all time, who rose from a ballet company member to the "queen of tennis" in the 1920s) French Open: Susan Lenglang Cup French Open: Musketeers Cup, Susan Lenglang Cup
Wimbledon Championships The Wimbledon tennis championships	Challenger Cup (18-inch high gold-plated trophy) Wimbledon: Challenger Cup, Rosedew tray	【Rosewater Dish】【Venus Rosewater Dish】 Rose water tray (About 19 "diameter silver plate) Wimbledon: Challenger Cup, Rosedew tray Wimbledon: Challenger Cup, Rosedew tray
US. Open Us Open	Us Open (men's singles) trophy	Us Open (women's Singles) trophy

Introduction to the Golden Slam

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Tennis awards
Tennis awards (English)	Tennis awards (Chinese)	sort	Message
Golden Slam	Golden Slam U u u u	Golden Slam of the year	In one year, complete Grand slam winning the Grand Slam and winning an Olympic gold medal in tennis. (Annual Golden Slam: refers to a player who wins In a season (year) Winning all four Grand Slam titles and Summer Olympics Gold medal in tennis.)
Golden Slam	Golden Slam U u u u	Career golden slam	(The Professional Golden Slam: A player who wins In one's career Won all four majors in a row Summer Olympics Gold medal in tennis.)
Grand Slam	Grand Slam U u u u	Career Grand Slam	It means you've won all four Grand Slams in your career. Such as Graf , Navratilova , Serena Williams , Maria Sharapova Et al.
Grand Slam	Grand Slam U u u u	Grand Slam of the year	Refers to the four most famous events of the year: Australian Open , French Open (also known as Roland Garros ), The Wimbledon tennis championships , Us Open . winning the Grand Slam means winning all four events in a single season, which is more difficult. Graf, for example. Serena Williams has won the Serena Grand Slam twice, the Grand Slam of the year (02-03/14-15).

Grand slam winner

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In tennis, a Grand Slam is a tournament in which a player wins the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and Wimbledon in a single season (year) U.S. Open Four items competition One or more of the championships.

In English, Grand Slam “Grand Slam” It was first used in The year 1933 .

At that time, a man named John Kieran ( John Kieran The American journalist, describing Jack Crawford's ambition to win the four events mentioned above that year, likened it to a countered and vulnerable grand slam in bridge. Unfortunately, Crawford lost to Fred Perry in the final of the United States Championship that year. Fred Perry ), failed to achieve.

It wasn't until 1938 that Donald Boogie Donald Budge became the first player in history to win all four majors.

Although the term Grand Slam was originally used only in tennis, it has gradually been adopted by other sports to describe similar achievements by players. Typically in golf, a Grand Slam is when a player wins four major championships in a single year.

Grand Slam winners in the Open era
Grand slam	male	woman
A year Winning all four Grand Slams 's player	Don Boogie (1938) Rod Laver (1962, 1969)	Maureen Connolly (1953) Margaret Smith Court (1970) Graf (1988)
career All four Grand Slams 's player	Don Boogie Rod Laver Fred Perry Roy Emerson Andrew Agassi Roger Federer Rafael Nadal Novak Djokovic	Billie Jean King Chris Evert Navratilova Graf (1988) Serena Williams (Serena Williams) Maria Sharapova
Golden Slam U u u u	Andrew Agassi (Four Grand Slams and an Olympic gold medal not won in one year) Rafael Nadal (Four Grand Slams and an Olympic gold medal not won in one year)	Graf (1988) (The four Grand Slams and the Olympic gold medal are won in one year, also known as the Golden Slam of the year) Serena Williams (Serena Williams) (Four Grand Slams and an Olympic gold medal not won in one year)

Agassi (Golden Slam), Graf (Golden Slam) couple

Double slam

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Rafael Nadal , twenty-one Grand slam , unlock Double slam ^[9]

Novak Novak Djokovic 24 Grand Slams, unlocked Triple slam ^[35]

Golden Slam

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Golden Slam winner of the year
item	name	nationality	realize year Golden Slam Time period	Award time	picture
woman singles	Steffi Graf (Steffi Graf)	Germany	The year 1988	1988 Australian Open The year 1988 French Open 1988 Wimbledon Championship The year 1988 Us Open 1988 Seoul Olympics	Agassi and Graf

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Career Golden Slam winner
item	name	nationality	realize occupation Golden Slam Time period	Award time	picture
male singles	Andre Agassi (Andre Agassi)	America	The year 1992 - The year 1999	1992 Wimbledon Championship 1994 US Open 1995 Australian Open 1996 Atlanta Olympics 1999 French Open	Andre Agassi: Turning point, 1999 French Open champion
male singles	Rafael Nadal (Rafael Nadal)	Spain	The year 2005 - The year 2010	2005 French Open 2008 Wimbledon Championship The year 2008 Beijing Olympic Games 2009 Australian Open 2010 US Open	Nadal
male doubles	Todd Woodbridge (Todd Woodbridge)	Australia	The year 1992 - The year 2000	1992 Australian Open 1993 Wimbledon Championship 1995 US Open 1996 Atlanta Olympics 2000 French Open	Todd Woodbridge
	Mark Woodford (Mark Woodforde)	Australia	The year 1992 - The year 2000	1992 Australian Open 1993 Wimbledon Championship 1995 US Open 1996 Atlanta Olympics 2000 French Open	Todd and Mark men's doubles
	Mike Bryan (Mike Bryan)	America	The year 2003 - The year 2012	2003 French Open 2005 US Open Wimbledon 2006 2006 Australian Open The year 2012 London Olympic Games	Brian twins
	Bob Bryan (Bob Bryan)	America	The year 2003 - The year 2012	2003 French Open 2005 US Open Wimbledon 2006 2006 Australian Open The year 2012 London Olympic Games	Brian twins
woman singles	Steffi Graf (Steffi Graf)	Germany	The year 1988	1988 French Open 1988 Australian Open 1988 Wimbledon Championship 1988 US Open 1988 Seoul Olympics	Steffi Graf
woman singles	Serena Williams (Serena Williams) (Serena Williams)	America	The year 1999 - The year 2012	1999 US Open 2002 French Open 2002 Wimbledon Championships 2003 Australian Open 2012 London Olympic Games	Serena Williams (Serena)
woman doubles	Serena Williams (Serena Williams) (Serena Williams)	America	The year 1999 - The year 2001	1999 French Open 1999 US Open 2000 Wimbledon Championship The year 2000 Sydney Olympic Games 2001 Australian Open	Venus and Serena Williams
woman doubles	Venus Williams (Venus Williams) (Venus Williams)	America	The year 1999 - The year 2001	1999 French Open 1999 US Open 2000 Wimbledon Championship The year 2000 Sydney Olympic Games 2001 Australian Open	Venus Williams

Novak Djokovic (Serbia) : 2012 Australian Open champion

Women's singles champions list

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Champion since the Open

A given year	Australian Open women's singles champion	French Open women's singles champion	Wimbledon women's singles champion	Us Open women's singles champion
2024	Sabalenka (Belarus) ^[33]	/	/	/
2023	Sabalenka (Belarus) ^[19]	Igar Sviatek (Poland) ^[20]	Vandrosova (Czech Republic) ^[21]	Gough (United States) ^[22]
2022	Ashgray Bhatti (Australia) ^[23]	Iga Swiatk (Poland) ^[18]	Rabagina (Kazakhstan) ^[24]	Iga Swiatk (Poland) ^[18]
2021	Naomi Osaka (Japan)	Krygitskova (Czech Republic)	Ashgray Batty (Australia)	Emma Radukanu (UK)
2020	Sophia Kenning (USA)	Iga Swiatk (Poland)	Cancel	Naomi Osaka (Japan)
2019	Naomi Osaka (Japan)	Ashgray Batty (Australia)	Simona Halep (Romania)	Bianca Andrescu (Canada)
2018	Caroline Wozniacki (Denmark)	Simona Halep (Romania)	Angelic Kopol (Germany)	Naomi Osaka (Japan)
2017	Serena Williams (USA)	Yelena Ostapenko (Latvia)	Garbini Muguraza (Spain)	Stephens (USA)
2016	Angelic Kopol (Germany)	Garbini Muguraza (Spain)	Serena Williams (USA)	Angelic Kopol (Germany)
2015	Serena Williams (USA)	Serena Williams (USA)	Serena Williams (USA)	Flavia Pennetta (Italy)
2014	Li Na (China)	Maria Sharapova (Russia)	Petra Kvitova (Czech Republic)	Serena Williams (USA)
2013	Victoria Azarenka (Belarus)	Serena Williams (USA)	Marion Bartoli (France)	Serena Williams (USA)
2012	Victoria Azarenka (Belarus)	Maria Sharapova (Russia)	Serena Williams (USA)	Serena Williams (USA)
2011	Jim Clijsters (Belgium)	Li Na (China)	Petra Kvitova (Czech Republic)	Samantha Stosur (Australia)
2010	Serena Williams (USA)	Francesca Schiavone (Italy)	Serena Williams (USA)	Jim Clijsters (Belgium)
2009	Serena Williams (USA)	Svotlana Kuznetsova (Russia)	Serena Williams (USA)	Jim Clijsters (Belgium)
2008	Maria Sharapova (Russia)	Ana Ivanovic (Serbia)	Venus Williams (USA)	Serena Williams (USA)
2007	Serena Williams (USA)	Justine Henin (Belgium)	Venus Williams (USA)	Justine Henin (Belgium)
2006	Amelie Mauresmo (France)	Justine Henin (Belgium)	Emily Mauresmo (France)	Maria Sharapova (Russia)
2005	Serena Williams (USA)	Justine Henin (Belgium)	Venus Williams (USA)	Jim Clijsters (Belgium)
2004	Justine Henin (Belgium)	Anastasia Miskina (Russia)	Maria Sharapova (Russia)	Svotlana Kuznetsova (Russia)
2003	Serena Williams (USA)	Justine Henin (Belgium)	Serena Williams (USA)	Justine Henin (Belgium)
2002	Jennifer Capriati (USA)	Serena Williams (USA)	Serena Williams (USA)	Serena Williams (USA)
2001	Jennifer Capriati (USA)	Jennifer Capriati (USA)	Venus Williams (USA)	Venus Williams (USA)
2000	Lindsay Davenport (USA)	Marie Pierce (France)	Venus Williams (USA)	Venus Williams (USA)
1999	Martina Hingis (Switzerland)	Steffi Graf (Germany)	Lindsay Davenport (USA)	Serena Williams (USA)
1998	Martina Hingis (Switzerland)	Arantza Sanchez Vicario (Spain)	Jana Novotna (Czech Republic)	Lindsay Davenport (USA)
1997	Martina Hingis (Switzerland)	Eva Majoli (Croatia)	Martina Hingis (Switzerland)	Martina Hingis (Switzerland)
1996	Monica Seles (USA)	Steffi Graf (Germany)	Steffi Graf (Germany)	Steffi Graf (Germany)
1995	Marie Pierce (France)	Steffi Graf (Germany)	Steffi Graf (Germany)	Steffi Graf (Germany)
1994	Steffi Graf (Germany)	Arantza Sanchez Vicario (Spain)	Conchita Martinez (Spain)	Arantza Sanchez Vicario (Spain)
1993	Monica Seles (USA)	Steffi Graf (Germany)	Steffi Graf (Germany)	Steffi Graf (Germany)
1992	Monica Seles (USA)	Monica Seles (USA)	Steffi Graf (Germany)	Monica Seles (USA)
1991	Monica Seles (USA)	Monica Seles (USA)	Steffi Graf (Germany)	Monica Seles (USA)
1990	Steffi Graf (Germany)	Monica Seles (USA)	Martina Navratilova (USA)	Gabriela Sabatini (Argentina)
1989	Steffi Graf (Germany)	Arantza Sanchez Vicario (Spain)	Steffi Graf (Germany)	Steffi Graf (Germany)
1988	Steffi Graf (Germany)	Steffi Graf (Germany)	Steffi Graf (Germany)	Steffi Graf (Germany)
1987	Hana Mandelikova (Czechoslovakia)	Steffi Graf (Germany)	Martina Navratilova (USA)	Martina Navratilova (USA)
1986	Not yet held	Chris Evert (USA)	Martina Navratilova (USA)	Martina Navratilova (USA)
1985	Martina Navratilova (USA)	Chris Evert (USA)	Martina Navratilova (USA)	Hana Mandelikova (Czechoslovakia)
1984	Chris Evert (USA)	Martina Navratilova (USA)	Martina Navratilova (USA)	Martina Navratilova (USA)
1983	Martina Navratilova (USA)	Chris Evert (USA)	Martina Navratilova (USA)	Martina Navratilova (USA)
1982	Chris Evert (USA)	Martina Navratilova (USA)	Martina Navratilova (USA)	Chris Evert (USA)
1981	Martina Navratilova (USA)	Hana Mandelikova (Czechoslovakia)	Chris Evert (USA)	Tracy Austin (USA)
1980	Hana Mandelikova (Czechoslovakia)	Chris Evert (USA)	Ivan Goolagong (Australia)	Chris Evert (USA)
1979	Barbara Jordan (United States)	Chris Evert (USA)	Martina Navratilova (USA)	Tracy Austin (USA)
1978	Chris O 'Neill (Australia)	Virginia Lucic (Romania)	Martina Navratilova (USA)	Chris Evert (USA)
1977	Ewen Goolagong Cowley (Australia)	Pa Schriever (Yugoslavia)	Virginia Wade (UK)	Chris Evert (USA)
1977	Kerry Melville Ritter (Australia)	Pa Schriever (Yugoslavia)	Virginia Wade (UK)	Chris Evert (USA)
1976	Ewen Goolagong Cowley (Australia)	Sue Barker (UK)	Chris Evert (USA)	Chris Evert (USA)
1975	Ewen Goolagong Cowley (Australia)	Chris Evert (USA)	Billie Jean King (United States)	Chris Evert (USA)
1974	Ewen Goolagong Cowley (Australia)	Chris Evert (USA)	Chris Evert (USA)	Billie Jean King (United States)
1973	Margaret Court (Australia)	Margaret Court (Australia)	Billie Jean King (United States)	Margaret Court (Australia)
1972	Virginia Wade (UK)	Billie Jean King (United States)	Billie Jean King (United States)	Billie Jean King (United States)
1971	Margaret Court (Australia)	Ivan Goolagong (Australia)	Ivan Goolagong (Australia)	Billie Jean King (United States)
1970	Margaret Court (Australia)	Margaret Court (Australia)	Margaret Court (Australia)	Margaret Court (Australia)
1969	Margaret Court (Australia)	Margaret Court (Australia)	Ann Jones (UK)	Margaret Court (Australia)
1968	-	Nancy Rich (USA)	Billie Jean King (United States)	Virginia Wade (UK)

Reference material ^[7]

Men's singles champions list

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List of champions since the Open (until the end of the 2024 Australian Open) ^[34] )

A given year	Australian Open men's singles champion	French Open men's singles champion	Wimbledon men's singles champion	Us Open men's singles champion
2024	Yannick Cinner (Italy) ^[34]
2023	Novak Novak Djokovic (Serbia)	Novak Novak Djokovic (Serbia)	Carlos Alcaras (Spain) ^[16]	Novak Novak Djokovic (Serbia) ^[17]
2022	Rafael Nadal (Spain) ^[9]	Rafael Nadal (Spain)	Novak Novak Djokovic (Serbia) ^[11]	Carlos Alcaras (Spain)
2021	Novak Novak Djokovic (Serbia) ^[8]	Novak Novak Djokovic (Serbia)	Novak Novak Djokovic (Serbia)	Daniil Medvedev (Russia)
2020	Novak Djokovic (Serbia)	Rafael Nadal (Spain)	Cancel	Dominic Thiem (Austria) ^[6]
2019	Novak Djokovic (Serbia)	Rafael Nadal (Spain)	Novak Djokovic (Serbia)	Rafael Nadal (Spain)
2018	Roger Federer (Switzerland)	Rafael Nadal (Spain)	Novak Djokovic (Serbia)	Novak Djokovic (Serbia)
2017	Roger Federer (Switzerland)	Rafael Nadal (Spain)	Roger Federer (Switzerland)	Rafael Nadal (Spain)
2016	Novak Djokovic (Serbia)	Novak Djokovic (Serbia)	Andy Murray (UK)	Stanislas Wawrinka (Switzerland)
2015	Novak Djokovic (Serbia)	Stanislas Wawrinka (Switzerland)	Novak Djokovic (Serbia)	Novak Djokovic (Serbia)
2014	Stanislas Wawrinka (Switzerland)	Rafael Nadal (Spain)	Novak Djokovic (Serbia)	Marin Cilic (Croatia)
2013	Novak Djokovic (Serbia)	Rafael Nadal (Spain)	Andy Murray (UK)	Rafael Nadal (Spain)
2012	Novak Djokovic (Serbia)	Rafael Nadal (Spain)	Roger Federer (Switzerland)	Andy Murray (UK)
2011	Novak Djokovic (Serbia)	Rafael Nadal (Spain)	Novak Djokovic (Serbia)	Novak Djokovic (Serbia)
2010	Roger Federer (Switzerland)	Rafael Nadal (Spain)	Rafael Nadal (Spain)	Rafael Nadal (Spain)
2009	Rafael Nadal (Spain)	Roger Federer (Switzerland)	Roger Federer (Switzerland)	Juan Martin Del Potro (Argentina)
2008	Novak Djokovic (Serbia)	Rafael Nadal (Spain)	Rafael Nadal (Spain)	Roger Federer (Switzerland)
2007	Roger Federer (Switzerland)	Rafael Nadal (Spain)	Roger Federer (Switzerland)	Roger Federer (Switzerland)
2006	Roger Federer (Switzerland)	Rafael Nadal (Spain)	Roger Federer (Switzerland)	Roger Federer (Switzerland)
2005	Marat Safin (Russia)	Rafael Nadal (Spain)	Roger Federer (Switzerland)	Roger Federer (Switzerland)
2004	Roger Federer (Switzerland)	Gaston Gaudio (Argentina)	Roger Federer (Switzerland)	Roger Federer (Switzerland)
2003	Andre Agassi (USA)	Juan Carlos Ferrero (Spain)	Roger Federer (Switzerland)	Andy Roddick (USA)
2002	Thomas Johansen (Sweden)	Albert Costa (Spain)	Lleyton Hewitt (Australia)	Pete Sampras (USA)
2001	Andre Agassi (USA)	Gustavo Kurten (Brazil)	Goran Ivanisevic (Croatia)	Lleyton Hewitt (Australia)
2000	Andre Agassi (USA)	Gustavo Kurten (Brazil)	Pete Sampras (USA)	Marat Safin (Russia)
1999	Evgeny Kafelnikov (Russia)	Andre Agassi (USA)	Pete Sampras (USA)	Andre Agassi (USA)
1998	Peter Koda (Czech Republic)	Carlos Moya (Spain)	Pete Sampras (USA)	Patrick Rafter (Australia)
1997	Pete Sampras (USA)	Gustavo Kurten (Brazil)	Pete Sampras (USA)	Patrick Rafter (Australia)
1996	Boris Becker (Germany)	Evgeny Kafelnikov (Russia)	Richard Krajicek (Netherlands)	Pete Sampras (USA)
1995	Andre Agassi (USA)	Thomas Muster (Austria)	Pete Sampras (USA)	Pete Sampras (USA)
1994	Pete Sampras (USA)	Sergio Bruguera (Spain)	Pete Sampras (USA)	Andre Agassi (USA)
1993	Jim Corell (USA)	Sergio Bruguera (Spain)	Pete Sampras (USA)	Pete Sampras (USA)
1992	Jim Corell (USA)	Jim Corell (USA)	Andre Agassi (USA)	Stefan Edberg (Sweden)
1991	Boris Becker (Germany)	Jim Corell (USA)	Michael Stich (Germany)	Stefan Edberg (Sweden)
1990	Ivan Lendl (Czechoslovakia)	Andres Gomez (Ecuador)	Stefan Edberg (Sweden)	Pete Sampras (USA)
1989	Ivan Lendl (Czechoslovakia)	Depei Chang (USA)	Boris Becker (Germany)	Boris Becker (Germany)
1988	MATS Wieland (Sweden)	MATS Wieland (Sweden)	Stefan Edberg (Sweden)	MATS Wieland (Sweden)
1987	Stefan Edberg (Sweden)	Ivan Lendl (Czechoslovakia)	Pat Cash (Australia)	Ivan Lendl (Czechoslovakia)
1986	Not yet held	Ivan Lendl (Czechoslovakia)	Boris Becker (Germany)	Ivan Lendl (Czechoslovakia)
1985	Stefan Edberg (Sweden)	MATS Wieland (Sweden)	Boris Becker (Germany)	Ivan Lendl (Czechoslovakia)
1984	MATS Wieland (Sweden)	Ivan Lendl (Czechoslovakia)	John McEnroe (USA)	John McEnroe (USA)
1983	MATS Wieland (Sweden)	Yannick Noah (France)	John McEnroe (USA)	Jimmy Connors (United States)
1982	John Crick (United States)	MATS Wieland (Sweden)	Jimmy Connors (United States)	Jimmy Connors (United States)
1981	John Crick (South Africa)	Bjorn Borg (Sweden)	John McEnroe (USA)	John McEnroe (USA)
1980	Brian Tichell (USA)	Bjorn Borg (Sweden)	Bjorn Borg (Sweden)	John McEnroe (USA)
1979	Guillermo Vilas (Argentina)	Bjorn Borg (Sweden)	Bjorn Borg (Sweden)	John McEnroe (USA)
1978	Guillermo Vilas (Argentina)	Bjorn Borg (Sweden)	Bjorn Borg (Sweden)	Jimmy Connors (United States)
1977	Vitasgukuratis (USA)	Guillermo Vilas (Argentina)	Bjorn Borg (Sweden)	Guillermo Vilas (Argentina)
1977	Roscoe Tanner (USA)	Guillermo Vilas (Argentina)	Bjorn Borg (Sweden)	Guillermo Vilas (Argentina)
1976	Mark Edmondson (Australia)	Adriano Panetta (Italy)	Bjorn Borg (Sweden)	Jimmy Connors (United States)
1975	John Newcomb (Australia)	Bjorn Borg (Sweden)	Arthur Ashe (United States)	Manuel Orantz (Spain)
1974	Jimmy Connors (United States)	Bjorn Borg (Sweden)	Jimmy Connors (United States)	Jimmy Connors (United States)
1973	John Newcomb (Australia)	Ilie Nastase (Romania)	Jan Cordes (Czechoslovakia)	John Newcombe (Australia)
1972	Ken Rothwell (Australia)	Andres Gimeno (Spain)	Stan Smith (USA)	Ilie Nastase (Romania)
1971	Ken Rothwell (Australia)	Jan Cordes (Czechoslovakia)	John Newcombe (Australia)	Stan Smith (USA)
1970	Arthur Ashe (United States)	Jan Cordes (Czechoslovakia)	John Newcombe (Australia)	Ken Rothwell (Australia)
1969	Rod Laver (Australia)	Rod Laver (Australia)	Rod Laver (Australia)	Rod Laver (Australia)
1968	-	Ken Rothwell (Australia)	Rod Laver (Australia)	Arthur Ashe (United States)

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