There are 17 active WTA GS champions

[icazares]

Wondering if our stat gurus can check if this is a new record.
#1- Sabalenka (1 GS)
#2- Swiatek (4)
#3- Gauff (1)
#4- Rybakina (1)
#6- Voudrosova (1)
#13- Krejcikova (1)
#14- Kvitova (2)
#16- Ostapenko (1)
#23- Azarenka (2)
#36- Stephens (1)
#64- Andreescu (1)
#93- Kenin (1)
#194- Raducanu (1)
#243- Wozniacki (1)
#411- Venus (7)
#461- Muguruza (2)
#658- Osaka (4)
Unranked- Halep (2)

All of the above together- Venus = 27 GS

 

[Milanez82]

Deep or shallow field?
Hmmm...

 

[nolefam_2024]

Very bad. Any tdh can win a slam.

 

[coolcamden]

Woz

 

[Djokodalerer31]

Meanwhile in the men's tour...

 

[Rudiiii]

Cilic, Djokovic, Nadal (semi-retired), Wawrinka, Medvedev, Alcaraz, Murray and Thiem. Eight if I am correct?

 

[icazares]

Woz

18 players!

 

[Djokodalerer31]

Cilic, Djokovic, Nadal (semi-retired), Wawrinka, Medvedev, Alcaraz, Murray and Thiem. Eight if I am correct?

Yes you are correct and you can consider the likes of Cilic, Wawrinka, Murray and even Thiem as semi-retired as well at this point! LOL They are all just a shadows of their former true selves and they aren't coming back, especially Cilic, Murray and Wawrinka...so technically of all the active slam winners currently only Djokovic, Alcaraz and Medvedev remain in their grand slam winning form...obviously someone from Sinner/Rune/Ruud/Tsitsipas/Zverev group will have their chance for a breakthrough, since Novak is entering twilight phase of his career (i totally expect him to slow down from 2024, not necessary means he will stop winning slams completely, just not at the rate of 3 out of 4 in a season LOL), until that happens it's mostly Djokovic's, Alcaraz' and Medvedev's three way party...

 

[80s New Wave]

Wondering if our stat gurus can check if this is a new record.
#1- Sabalenka (1 GS)
#2- Swiatek (4)
#3- Gauff (1)
#4- Rybakina (1)
#6- Voudrosova (1)
#13- Krejcikova (1)
#14- Kvitova (2)
#16- Ostapenko (1)
#23- Azarenka (2)
#36- Stephens (1)
#64- Andreescu (1)
#93- Kenin (1)
#194- Raducanu (1)
#243- Wozniacki (1)
#411- Venus (7)
#461- Muguruza (2)
#658- Osaka (4)
Unranked- Halep (2)

All of the above together- Venus = 27

Not sure who the biggest fluke winner is, so many candidates. Probably Raducanu.

 

[SonnyT]

Cilic, Djokovic, Nadal (semi-retired), Wawrinka, Medvedev, Alcaraz, Murray and Thiem. Eight if I am correct?

Only Djokovic, Alcaraz and Medvedev are contenders for future slams. And maybe Nadal.

 

[Mainad]

Wondering if our stat gurus can check if this is a new record.
#1- Sabalenka (1 GS)
#2- Swiatek (4)
#3- Gauff (1)
#4- Rybakina (1)
#6- Voudrosova (1)
#13- Krejcikova (1)
#14- Kvitova (2)
#16- Ostapenko (1)
#23- Azarenka (2)
#36- Stephens (1)
#64- Andreescu (1)
#93- Kenin (1)
#194- Raducanu (1)
#243- Wozniacki (1)
#411- Venus (7)
#461- Muguruza (2)
#658- Osaka (4)
Unranked- Halep (2)

All of the above together- Venus = 27 GS

18 if you include Kerber (3) who is currently on maternity leave.

 

[Mainad]

Cilic, Djokovic, Nadal (semi-retired), Wawrinka, Medvedev, Alcaraz, Murray and Thiem. Eight if I am correct?

For currently active, yes. 9 if you include Del Potro who is officially active ie. not yet formally retired.

 

[jm1980]

Wondering if our stat gurus can check if this is a new record.
#1- Sabalenka (1 GS)
#2- Swiatek (4)
#3- Gauff (1)
#4- Rybakina (1)
#6- Voudrosova (1)
#13- Krejcikova (1)
#14- Kvitova (2)
#16- Ostapenko (1)
#23- Azarenka (2)
#36- Stephens (1)
#64- Andreescu (1)
#93- Kenin (1)
#194- Raducanu (1)
#243- Wozniacki (1)
#411- Venus (7)
#461- Muguruza (2)
#658- Osaka (4)
Unranked- Halep (2)

All of the above together- Venus = 27 GS

Unranked players shouldn't be included