Tennis Four Grand Slams Viewing Guide
The Four Grand Slams are the four most sacred halls in the tennis world, distributed across different seasons each year, testing players' all-round abilities on hard court, clay, and grass. Winning all four in a single year—this was accomplished in the Open Era only once by Steffi Graf (1988). Each Grand Slam edition is a spectacle, and every match could become history. This guide ensures you never miss out year after year.
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Four Grand Slams Event Information
The Four Grand Slams are the highest level of tournaments in tennis, held annually at fixed locations, attracting the world's top players to contend for ultimate glory.
Grand Slams Overview
| Event | Time | Location | Surface | Official Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australian Open | January | Melbourne | Hard | ausopen.com |
| French Open | May–June | Paris | Clay | rolandgarros.com |
| Wimbledon | June–July | London | Grass | wimbledon.com |
| US Open | August–September | New York | Hard | usopen.org |
Past Champions Statistics
| Player | Grand Slams | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Djokovic | 24 | #1 in active men's tennis |
| Nadal | 22 | King of Clay |
| Federer | 20 | Retired |
| Serena Williams | 23 | #1 in active women's tennis |
| Steffi Graf | 22 | German Legend |