What is a career Grand Slam in tennis? All-time winners

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.

In 2026, Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Swiatek need to complete only the Australian Open leg of the four tennis majors to complete a career Grand Slam. Alcaraz would be the ninth and youngest man to do so, while Swiatek would be the 11th woman.

Take a look at the tennis players who have achieved a career Grand Slam in singles below:

Men

• 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

Information from ESPN Research

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