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Always good to keep the count.

WTA (18 GS champions):
Venus- 7 (yes, she hasn't retired)
Swiatek- 5
Naomi- 4
Kerber- 3
Azarenka, Halep, Krejcikova, Kvitova, Sabalenka- 2
Andreescu, Gauff, Kenin, Ostapenko, Raducanu, Rybakina, Stephens, Vondrousova, Wozniacki- 1

ATP (9 GS champions)
Djokovic- 24
Nadal- 22
Alcaraz- 4
Murray, Wawrinka- 3
Cilic, Medvedev, Sinner, Thiem- 1
 
Always good to keep the count.

WTA (18 GS champions):
Venus- 7 (yes, she hasn't retired)
Swiatek- 5
Naomi- 4
Kerber, Sabalenka- 3
Azarenka, Halep, Krejcikova, Kvitova- 2
Andreescu, Gauff, Kenin, Ostapenko, Raducanu, Rybakina, Stephens, Vondrousova, Wozniacki- 1

ATP (8 GS champions)
Djokovic- 24
Nadal- 22
Alcaraz- 4
Murray, Wawrinka- 3
Sinner- 2
Cilic, Medvedev - 1
 
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Always good to keep the count.

WTA (18 GS champions):
Venus- 7 (yes, she hasn't retired)
Swiatek- 5
Naomi- 4
Kerber, Sabalenka- 3
Azarenka, Halep, Krejcikova, Kvitova- 2
Andreescu, Gauff, Kenin, Ostapenko, Raducanu, Rybakina, Stephens, Vondrousova, Wozniacki- 1

ATP (7 GS champions)
Djokovic- 24
Alcaraz- 4
Murray, Wawrinka- 3
Sinner- 2
Cilic, Medvedev - 1
 
Always good to keep the count.

WTA (17 GS champions):
Venus- 7 (yes, she hasn't retired)
Swiatek- 5
Naomi- 4
Sabalenka- 3
Azarenka, Halep, Krejcikova, Kvitova- 2
Andreescu, Gauff, Kenin, Ostapenko, Raducanu, Rybakina, Stephens, Vondrousova, Wozniacki- 1

ATP (6 GS champions)
Djokovic- 24
Alcaraz- 4
Wawrinka- 3
Sinner- 2
Cilic, Medvedev - 1
 
Always good to keep the count.

WTA (18 GS champions):
Venus- 7 (yes, she hasn't retired, last W08)
Swiatek- 5 (RG24)
Naomi- 4 (AO21)
Sabalenka- 3 (US24)
Azarenka (AO13), Halep (W19), Krejcikova (W24), Kvitova (W14)- 2
Andreescu (US19), Gauff (US23), Kenin (AO20), Keys (AO25), Ostapenko (RG17), Raducanu (US21), Rybakina (W22), Stephens (US17), Vondrousova (W23), Wozniacki (AO18)- 1

ATP (6 GS champions)
Djokovic- 24 (US23)
Alcaraz- 4 (W24)
Sinner (AO25), Wawrinka (US16)- 3
Cilic (US14), Medvedev (US21)- 1
 
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Always good to keep the count. Halep gone.

WTA (17 GS champions):
Venus- 7 (yes, she hasn't retired, last W08)
Swiatek- 5 (RG24)
Naomi- 4 (AO21)
Sabalenka- 3 (US24)
Azarenka (AO13), Krejcikova (W24), Kvitova (W14)- 2
Andreescu (US19), Gauff (US23), Kenin (AO20), Keys (AO25), Ostapenko (RG17), Raducanu (US21), Rybakina (W22), Stephens (US17), Vondrousova (W23), Wozniacki (AO18)- 1

ATP (6 GS champions)
Djokovic- 24 (US23)
Alcaraz- 4 (W24)
Sinner (AO25), Wawrinka (US16)- 3
Cilic (US14), Medvedev (US21)- 1
 
icazares said:
Always good to keep the count. Halep gone.

WTA (17 GS champions):
Venus- 7 (yes, she hasn't retired, last W08)
Swiatek- 5 (RG24)
Naomi- 4 (AO21)
Sabalenka- 3 (US24)
Azarenka (AO13), Krejcikova (W24), Kvitova (W14)- 2
Andreescu (US19), Gauff (US23), Kenin (AO20), Keys (AO25), Ostapenko (RG17), Raducanu (US21), Rybakina (W22), Stephens (US17), Vondrousova (W23), Wozniacki (AO18)- 1

ATP (6 GS champions)
Djokovic- 24 (US23)
Alcaraz- 4 (W24)
Sinner (AO25), Wawrinka (US16)- 3
Cilic (US14), Medvedev (US21)- 1
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Lol the mens side is tiny. If Djoko retired there would be a total of 12 slams among active players, history low by far? The reality when a decade of players win only two slams, and the decade before won 100.
 
Always good to keep the count.

WTA (17 GS champions):
Venus- 7 (yes, she hasn't retired, last W08)
Swiatek- 5 (RG24)
Naomi- 4 (AO21)
Sabalenka- 3 (US24)
Azarenka (AO13), Gauff (RG25), Krejcikova (W24), Kvitova (W14)- 2
Andreescu (US19), Kenin (AO20), Keys (AO25), Ostapenko (RG17), Raducanu (US21), Rybakina (W22), Stephens (US17), Vondrousova (W23), Wozniacki (AO18)- 1

ATP (6 GS champions)
Djokovic- 24 (US23)
Alcaraz- 5 (RG25)
Sinner (AO25), Wawrinka (US16)- 3
Cilic (US14), Medvedev (US21)- 1
 
Always good to keep the count.

WTA (17 GS champions):
Venus- 7 (yes, she hasn't retired, last W08)
Swiatek- 6 (W25)
Naomi- 4 (AO21)
Sabalenka- 3 (US24)
Azarenka (AO13), Gauff (RG25), Krejcikova (W24), Kvitova (W14)- 2
Andreescu (US19), Kenin (AO20), Keys (AO25), Ostapenko (RG17), Raducanu (US21), Rybakina (W22), Stephens (US17), Vondrousova (W23), Wozniacki (AO18)- 1

ATP (6 GS champions)
Djokovic- 24 (US23)
Alcaraz- 5 (RG25)
Sinner- 4 (W25)
Wawrinka- 3 (US16)
Cilic (US14), Medvedev (US21)- 1
 
Always good to keep the count.

WTA (16 GS champions):
Venus- 7 (yes, she hasn't retired, last W08)
Swiatek- 6 (W25)
Naomi (AO21), Sabalenka (US25)- 4
Azarenka (AO13), Gauff (RG25), Krejcikova (W24)- 2
Andreescu (US19), Kenin (AO20), Keys (AO25), Ostapenko (RG17), Raducanu (US21), Rybakina (W22), Stephens (US17), Vondrousova (W23), Wozniacki (AO18)- 1

ATP (6 GS champions)
Djokovic- 24 (US23)
Alcaraz- 6 (US25)
Sinner- 4 (W25)
Wawrinka- 3 (US16)
Cilic (US14), Medvedev (US21)- 1
 
Swiatek and Sabalenka dynamics mirrors the situation on the men's tour neatly. Swiatek has 6 slams and Sabalenka 4, Alcaraz has 6 slams and Sinner has 4, both are two best players in the world in respective tours. Magic in numbers...
 
Djokodalerer31 said:
Swiatek and Sabalenka dynamics mirrors the situation on the men's tour neatly. Swiatek has 6 slams and Sabalenka 4, Alcaraz has 6 slams and Sinner has 4, both are two best players in the world in respective tours. Magic in numbers...
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Also, the younger player (of those duos) is ahead, and/but the player who is considered better at hard courts (definitely true for the women) is behind.
 
Always good to keep the count.

WTA (15 GS champions):
Venus- 7 (yes, she hasn't retired, last W08)
Swiatek- 6 (W25)
Naomi (AO21), Sabalenka (US25)- 4
Azarenka (AO13), Gauff (RG25), Krejcikova (W24), Rybakina (AO26)- 2
Andreescu (US19), Kenin (AO20), Keys (AO25), Ostapenko (RG17), Raducanu (US21), Stephens (US17), Vondrousova (W23)- 1

ATP (6 GS champions)
Djokovic- 24 (US23)
Alcaraz- 7 (AO26)- ties McEnroe/ Wilander/ Henin/ Venus
Sinner- 4 (W25)
Wawrinka- 3 (US16)
Cilic (US14), Medvedev (US21)- 1
 
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Hard to believe that we have to go all the way back to the French Open 2022 for a GS winner other than Alcaraz/ Sinner/ Djokovic. Dominance in the ATP has been extreme since Roger won his first Wimby.
 
WTA (16 GS champions):
Venus- 7 (yes, she hasn't retired, last W08)
Swiatek- 6 (W25)
Naomi (AO21), Sabalenka (US25)- 4
Azarenka (AO13), Gauff (RG25), Krejcikova (W24), Rybakina (AO26)- 2
Andreescu (US19), Andreeva (RG26), Kenin (AO20), Keys (AO25), Ostapenko (RG17), Raducanu (US21), Stephens (US17), Vondrousova (W23)- 1

ATP (7 GS champions)
Djokovic- 24 (US23)
Alcaraz- 7 (AO26)
Sinner- 4 (W25)
Wawrinka- 3 (US16)
Cilic (US14), Medvedev (US21), Zverev (RG26)- 1
 
icazares said:
WTA (16 GS champions):
Venus- 7 (yes, she hasn't retired, last W08)
Swiatek- 6 (W25)
Naomi (AO21), Sabalenka (US25)- 4
Azarenka (AO13), Gauff (RG25), Krejcikova (W24), Rybakina (AO26)- 2
Andreescu (US19), Andreeva (RG26), Kenin (AO20), Keys (AO25), Ostapenko (RG17), Raducanu (US21), Stephens (US17), Vondrousova (W23)- 1

ATP (7 GS champions)
Djokovic- 24 (US23)
Alcaraz- 7 (AO26)
Sinner- 4 (W25)
Wawrinka- 3 (US16)
Cilic (US14), Medvedev (US21), Zverev (RG26)- 1
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Add serena too. She has become a active
 
WTA (18 GS champions):
Serena- 23 (last AO17)
Venus- 7 (W08)
Swiatek- 6 (W25)
Naomi (AO21), Sabalenka (US25)- 4
Azarenka (AO13), Gauff (RG25), Krejcikova (W24), Rybakina (AO26)- 2
Andreescu (US19), Andreeva (RG26), Kenin (AO20), Keys (AO25), Noskova (W26), Ostapenko (RG17), Raducanu (US21), Stephens (US17), Vondrousova (W23)- 1
Last champion without Eastern European roots or a parent of African descent: Ashleigh Barty (W22)- 16 Slams since, no active Champions meeting this criteria

ATP (7 GS champions)
Djokovic- 24 (US23)
Alcaraz- 7 (AO26)
Sinner- 5 (W26) - trivia fact: no other ATP player has won 5 GS while only competing in the open era
Wawrinka- 3 (US16)
Cilic (US14), Medvedev (US21), Zverev (RG26)- 1
 
Interesting that Sinner/Nole is on the exact same trajectory. They will both hit 25y with 5 slams. Sinner has a perfect chance to gain the next 3 years, which he likely must with Noles outstanding 30y+ career.
 
Jonas78 said:
Interesting that Sinner/Nole is on the exact same trajectory. They will both hit 25y with 5 slams. Sinner has a perfect chance to gain the next 3 years, which he likely must with Noles outstanding 30y+ career.
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Next goal should be USO. .
Even Alcaraz comes back he will be lacking match practice so Sinner is strong contender there.
 
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