Most Grand Slam Titles — Women's Tennis (All Time)

About This Dataset

Female tennis players ranked by total Grand Slam singles titles won across all four major tournaments. Serena Williams holds the Open Era record for most Grand Slam singles titles by a woman with 23 — a total accumulated across 22 years of professional tennis from her first title at the 1999 US Open to her final major at the 2017 Australian Open, representing one of the most dominant careers in the history of women's sport.

✨ AI Insight

Margaret Court's record of 24 Grand Slam titles remains a pinnacle in women's tennis, yet Serena Williams is not far behind with 23 titles, showcasing her dominance in the Open Era. The gap between these two legends and the rest is significant; Steffi Graf, with 22 titles, is the only other player close to this elite group. The next tier includes Helen Wills Moody and Chris Evert, both with 18 titles, indicating a steep decline in the number of titles won by subsequent players. This trend suggests that while the sport has evolved, the extraordinary consistency and skill required to achieve such high numbers of Grand Slam victories are becoming increasingly rare.

Source: Wikipedia

Key Findings

Auto-computed highlights from this dataset

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Margaret Court leads with 24 in All Time.

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Average value in All Time: 17 · median: 19.

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Gap in All Time: Margaret Court is 4.8× larger than Iga Swiatek.