Winner of four Grand Slams in recent years

2005 Australian Open.

Men's Singles Champion: Safin.

Women's Singles Champion: Serena Williams.

2006 Australian Open.

Men's Singles Champion: Federer.

Women's Singles Champion: Mauresmo.

2007 Australian Open.

Men's Singles Champion: Federer.

Women's Singles Champion: Serena Williams.

2008 Australian Open.

Men's Singles Xiaode.

Women's Singles Sava.

2005 French Open.

Men's Singles Nadal.

Women's Singles Haining.

2006 French Open.

Men's Singles Nadal.

Women's Singles Haining.

2007 French Open.

Men's Singles Nadal.

Women's Singles Haining.

2008 French Open.

Men's Singles Nadal.

Women's Singles Ivanovich.

Wimbledon 2005.

Men's Singles Federer.

Women's Singles Serena Williams.

Wimbledon 2006.

Men's Singles Federer.

Women's Singles Mauresmo.

Wimbledon 2007.

Men's Singles Federer.

Women's Singles Serena Williams.

Wimbledon 2008.

Men's Singles Nadal.

Women's Singles Serena Williams.

2005 US Open.

Men's Singles Federer.

Women's Singles Clijsters.

2006 US Open.

Men's Singles Federer.

Women's Singles Sharapova.

2007 US Open.

Men's Singles Federer.

Women's Singles Haining.

In recent years, of course, it has been the king of Fei Tianwang - Federer, but I didn't expect to lose this year. Nadal took away his title

The men's Chinese-American player Zhang Depei was only 17 years and 3 months old when he won the French Open in 1989.

The women's player is Switzerland's Hingis, who won the Australian Open in 1997 at the age of 16 years and four months.

In terms of the four Grand Slams, the Australian Open was held in 1983 when the 17-year-old Edberg won the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and US Open junior titles, and is the only true Grand Slam winner in the youth category to date.

French Open champion Zhang Depei was only 17 years and 3 months old when he won the championship.

Wimbledon Boris Becker (born 22 November 1967) was a German (formerly West German) professional tennis player (1984-1999) and former world No. 1 singles player. Wimbledon was 17 and a half years old in 1985.

Sampras won his first ATP title in 1990. At the age of 19 years and 28 days, he defeated Agassi to become the youngest US Open men's singles champion, beating Lendl, McEnroe and Agassi in the final three rounds. In the same year, Sampras reached No. 5 in the world rankings.

The Australian Open is Edberg; The French Open is Zhang Depei; Wimbledon is Becker; The US Open is Sampras.

There will be more details on the official tennis website.

1968 Roseville.

1969 Laver.

1970 Cordes.

1971 Cordes.

1972 Gimino.

1973 Nastase.

1974 Bjornberg.

1975 Bjornberg.

1976 Panata.

1977 Vilas.

1978 Björn Borg.

1979 Bjornberg.

1980 Bjornberg.

1981 Bjornberg.

1982 Wieland.

1983 Noa.

1984 Lendl.

1985 Wieland.

1986 Lendl.

1987 Lendl.

1988 Wieland.

1989 Zhang Depei.

1990 Gomez.

1991 Courell.

1992 Cowrell.

1993 Brugra.

1994 Bruguera.

1995 Muster.

1996 Kafernikov.

1997 Kurten.

1998 Moya.

1999 Agassi.

2000 Kurten.

2001 Kurten.

2002 Costa.

2003 Ferrero.

2004 Gaudio.

2005 Nadal.

2006 Nadal.

2007 Nadal.

2008 Nadal.

2009 Federer.

That's it, this year's hasn't started yet!

The "Grand Slam" in tennis refers to a player who has won one or more of the four tournaments in a season (one year): the Australian Open, the French Open, Wimbledon and the US Open.

In English, the term "grand slam" was first used in 1933.

At the time, an American journalist named John Kieran likened Jack Crawford to a countered and vulnerable grand slam in bridge when describing his ambition to win the four aforementioned events that year. Sadly, Crawford lost to Fred Perry in the final of that year's U.S. Championship and was unable to do so.

It wasn't until 1938 that Donald Budge became the first of the four Grand Slam winners in history.

Although the term Grand Slam was originally used only in tennis, it has since been adopted by other sports to describe similar achievements by players. A typical example is golf, where a Grand Slam is a player who wins four major events in a year. Open Era Grand Slam Winner Grand Slam Men's Women's Year.

Sweep all four Grand Slams.

Contestant Don Boogie (1938).

Rod Laver (1962, 1969) Maureen Connolly (1953).

Margaret Smith Court, 1970

Graff (1988) Career.

Take all four Grand Slams.

The contestant Don Boogie.

Rod Laver.

Fred Perry.

Roy Emerson.

Andrew Agassi.

Roger Federer.

Rafael Nadal Billie Jean King.

Chris Evert.

Navratinova.

Graff (1988).

Serena Williams (Serena Williams).

Sharapova Golden Slam.

Andrew Agassi.

The four Grand Slams and Olympic gold medals are not won in one year).

Rafael Nadal.

Four Grand Slam and Olympic gold medals are not won in one year) Graf (1988).

The four Grand Slams and Olympic gold medals are won in one year, also known as the annual Golden Slam).

Serena Williams (Serena Williams).

The four Grand Slams and Olympic gold medals are not won in one year).

Australian Open Men's Singles Australian Open Women's Singles French Open Men's and Women's Wimbledon Men's Wimbledon Women's Singles US Open Men's Singles US Open Women's Singles Chinese Version (of which French, Wen, and US Open are all recorded from the 1968 era when tennis was made public, because tennis was not professional before that, and the championship was not very significant) Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and US Open.

1996 Atlanta Olympics.

On the first floor, there is no culture!

Serena Williams, isn't it?

Serena Williams' record: Year: Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, US Open.

1998 2 wheels, 4 wheels, 3 wheels, 3 wheels.

1999 Three Rounds Three Rounds Missing Championship.

2000 Four Rounds Missing Final Four Quarterfinals Quarterfinals.

2001 Quarterfinals Quarterfinals Quarterfinals Runner-up.

2002 Missing Champion Champion Champion.

2003 Champion Final Four Champion Absent.

2004 Missing Quarterfinals Finals Quarterfinals.

2005 Champion missed three rounds and four rounds.

2006 Three rounds of missing battles Missing four rounds.

2007 Champion Quarterfinals Quarterfinals Quarterfinals.

Federer, the cow, was forced to the net by Nadal.

Dawei has only won Wimbledon and the US Open, and the first floor understands?

Among the active athletes, only David has won all the Grand Championships, followed by Sharapova, who is only missing one French Open, and Henin, who retired not long ago, is also three, and she is only missing one Wimbledon.

The 1968 French Open has been the first year of the Open Championship list since the men's singles and women's singles.

1968 Roseville Ridge.

1969 Rod Laver Margaret Smith.

1970 Cordes Margaret Smith.

1971 Cordes Gulangern.

1972 Jimino Billy Jean King.

1973 Nastase Margaret Smith.

1974 Bjorn Berg Evert.

1975 Björn Evert.

1976 Pannata Bakkel.

1977 Velas Shosovik.

1978 Björn Berg Lucic.

1979 Bjorn Borg, Evert Lloyd.

1980 Bjorn Borg, Evert Lloyd.

1981 Bjorn Borg Mandelikova.

1982 Vilander Navratinova.

1983 Noah Evert Lloyd.

1984 Rendell Navratinova.

1985 Wieland Evert Lloyd.

1986 Lendl Evert Lloyd.

1987 Lendall Graff.

1988 Wieland Graf.

1989 Zhang Depei Sanchez.

1990 Gomez Seles.

1991 Correll Seles.

1992 Correll Seles.

1993 Bruglas Graf.

1994 Brugra Sanchez.

1995 Muster Graf.

1996 Kafelnikov Graf.

1997 Kurten Mayor.

1998 Moya Sánchez Vicario.

1999 Agassi Graf.

2000 Kurten Pierce.

2001 Kurten Capriati.

2002 Costa Serena Williams.

2003 Ferrero Henin.

2004 Gaudio Miskina.

2005 Nadal Justin Henin.

2006 Nadal Henin.

2007 Nadal Henin.

2008 Rafael Nadal Ivanovic.

2009 Federer Kuznetsova.

2010 Nadal Schiavone.

2011 Nadal Li Na.

2008 Nadal 3:0 Federer Ivanovic 2:0 Safina 2009 Feder:

3:0 Soderling Kuznetsova 2:0 Safina 2010 Nadal 3:

0 Berdych Schiavone 2::0 Stoshe2011 Nadal 3:1 Federer Li Na 2:

0 Schiavone.

Of course, it belongs to the clay king Nadal.