The champion and runner up of the 4 Grand Slams over the years! A breakdown of the previous champion

English version. Australian Open Men's Singles.

Australian Open Women's Singles. French Open men's and women's singles.

Wimbledon Men's Singles. Wimbledon Women's Singles.

US Open Men's Singles. US Open Women's Singles.

The Chinese version (in which the French, Wenzhou, 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. Wimbledon US Open.

The scope is too wide, do you have to start with the era when there were grand slams???

The breakdown of the previous champions of the tennis Grand Slam is as follows:

1.Men's Singles:

2022: Novak Djokovic (Serbia).

2021: Tim (Austria).

2020: Nashdandal (Spain).

2019: Novak Djokovic (Serbia).

2018: Rafael Nadal (Spain).

2017: Federer (Switzerland).

2016: Wawrinka (Switzerland).

2015: Novak Djokovic (Serbia).

2014: Federer (Switzerland).

2013: Rafael Nadal (Spain).

2012: Novak Djokovic (Serbia).

2011: Rafael Nadal (Spain).

2010: Rafael Nadal (Spain).

2.Women's Singles:

2022: Krejcikova (Czech Republic).

2021: Naomi Osaka (USA).

2020: Azarenka (Belarus).

2019: Barty (Australia).

2018: Wozniacki (Denmark).

2017: Halep (Romania).

2016: Kerber (Germany).

2015: Halep (Romania).

2014: Williams (USA).

2013: Serena Williams (USA).

2012: Maria Sharapova (Russia).

2011: Serena Williams (USA).

2010: Wozniacki (Denmark).

With a total prize fund of US$6.7 million (US$4.25 million for men's singles and US$2.45 million for women's singles), the Grand Slam Cup tennis tournament has been held for 10 times to date. In the past 10 tournaments, only one player has won the title twice, and that is Sampras, the "big brother" of tennis. The Women's Singles competition was only launched in 1998, and both titles went to the Willems sisters.

Year Men's Singles Champion Men's Singles Runner-up Women's Singles Champion Women's Singles Runner-up 1990 Sampras Dust.

Gilbert 1991 Welton Zhang Depei.

1992 Stitch Brother Zhang Depei 1993 Korda Stitch 1994 Larson.

Sampras 1995 Ivanisevic Martin 1996 Becker Ivanisevic 1997 Sampras Raft 1998 Leoschenlaos Agassi 1999 Rusedsky Haas.

In China, Grand Slam generally refers to an athlete or a sports team who has won a single individual championship or collective championship in a certain event, including the Olympic Games, the World Championships, and the World Cup. <>

The No. 31 seed Pavlyuchenkova of Russia defeated Slovenian dark horse Zedansek 2-0 in the semi-finals of the French Open, and she has been fighting for it for 16 years since she turned professional in 05, although she has won 12 WTA titles at all levels before, but before this French Open, she has not reached the quarterfinals of 4 Grand Slams, and this time she entered the French Open final somewhat unexpectedly. In fact, like most professional and sailing athletes, every professional athlete takes winning the Grand Slam as the ultimate goal of their career, but very few can achieve it, more than 99% of athletes will return home with a lifetime of struggle, and there are very few athletes who have won consecutive Grand Slams, winning a single Grand Slam championship 5 times in a row, only a few athletes in history can do it.

Federer: 20 Grand Slam winners, won Wimbledon 5 times in a row in 03 07, thus earning the reputation of the king of grass, 04 08, 5 consecutive US Open titles, the only 5 consecutive US Open titles in US Open history.

Nadal: 20 Grand Slam winners after Federer. 5 consecutive French Open titles in 10 years and 14 years, and if he wins the French Open again this year, it will be another 5 consecutive French Open titles in 17 years and 21 years, in addition to winning the French Open 4 times in 05 and 08.

Bjornberg: The Swede won five consecutive Wimbledon titles in '76 and '80, and he also won four consecutive French Open titles in '78 and '81;

Navratilova: Born in Czechoslovakia, the American women's tennis player is even more exaggerated for her six consecutive Wimbledon titles in '82 '87, a Grand Slam title of six consecutive titles, and no other one in history, unless Nadal wins the French Open this year and next year, is it possible?