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Players and countries that win

Who has won the most in tennis: the all-time Grand Slam singles leaders, the players winning today, which countries collect the most Grand Slam titles, and the nations with the most Davis Cup and Billie Jean King Cup trophies.

Grand Slam singles: all-time leaders

The Grand Slams are the Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open. Numbers cover every era, including titles won before the Open Era began in 1968.

Most Grand Slam singles titles: men

  1. Novak Djokovic SRB 24 titles

    Australian Open 10, Roland Garros 3, Wimbledon 7, US Open 4

  2. Rafael Nadal ESP 22 titles

    Australian Open 2, Roland Garros 14, Wimbledon 2, US Open 4

  3. Roger Federer SUI 20 titles

    Australian Open 6, Roland Garros 1, Wimbledon 8, US Open 5

  4. Pete Sampras USA 14 titles

    Australian Open 2, Wimbledon 7, US Open 5

  5. Roy Emerson AUS 12 titles

    Australian 6, French 2, Wimbledon 2, US 2

  6. Björn Borg SWE 11 titles

    Roland Garros 6, Wimbledon 5

  7. Rod Laver AUS 11 titles

    Australian 3, French 2, Wimbledon 4, US 2

  8. Bill Tilden USA 10 titles

    Wimbledon 3, US 7

All-time.

Most Grand Slam singles titles: women

  1. Margaret Court AUS 24 titles

    Australian 11, French 5, Wimbledon 3, US 5

  2. Serena Williams USA 23 titles

    Australian Open 7, Roland Garros 3, Wimbledon 7, US Open 6

  3. Steffi Graf GER 22 titles

    Australian Open 4, Roland Garros 6, Wimbledon 7, US Open 5

  4. Helen Wills Moody USA 19 titles

    French 4, Wimbledon 8, US 7

  5. Chris Evert USA 18 titles

    Australian 2, French 7, Wimbledon 3, US 6

  6. Martina Navratilova USA 18 titles

    Australian 3, French 2, Wimbledon 9, US 4

  7. Billie Jean King USA 12 titles

    Australian 1, French 1, Wimbledon 6, US 4

  8. Monica Seles USA 9 titles

    Australian 4, French 3, US 2 (Yugoslavia, then USA)

All-time.

The 2020s: who has won since 2020

Grand Slam singles titles won from 2020 to 2026, worked out from the champions lists on the event pages (the 2020 Wimbledon was not held).

Men's singles titles since 2020

  1. Novak Djokovic SRB 8 titles

    Australian Open 2023, Australian Open 2021, Australian Open 2020, Roland Garros 2023, Roland Garros 2021, Wimbledon 2022, Wimbledon 2021, US Open 2023

  2. Carlos Alcaraz ESP 7 titles

    Australian Open 2026, Roland Garros 2025, Roland Garros 2024, Wimbledon 2024, Wimbledon 2023, US Open 2025, US Open 2022

  3. Jannik Sinner ITA 5 titles

    Australian Open 2025, Australian Open 2024, Wimbledon 2026, Wimbledon 2025, US Open 2024

  4. Rafael Nadal ESP 3 titles

    Australian Open 2022, Roland Garros 2022, Roland Garros 2020

  5. Alexander Zverev GER 2 titles

    Roland Garros 2026, US Open 2026

  6. Daniil Medvedev RUS 1 titles

    US Open 2021

  7. Dominic Thiem AUT 1 titles

    US Open 2020

Women's singles titles since 2020

  1. Iga Świątek POL 6 titles

    Roland Garros 2024, Roland Garros 2023, Roland Garros 2022, Roland Garros 2020, Wimbledon 2025, US Open 2022

  2. Aryna Sabalenka BLR 4 titles

    Australian Open 2024, Australian Open 2023, US Open 2025, US Open 2024

  3. Elena Rybakina KAZ 3 titles

    Australian Open 2026, Wimbledon 2022, US Open 2026

  4. Ashleigh Barty AUS 2 titles

    Australian Open 2022, Wimbledon 2021

  5. Barbora Krejčíková CZE 2 titles

    Roland Garros 2021, Wimbledon 2024

  6. Coco Gauff USA 2 titles

    Roland Garros 2025, US Open 2023

  7. Naomi Osaka JPN 2 titles

    Australian Open 2021, US Open 2020

  8. Emma Raducanu GBR 1 titles

    US Open 2021

Grand Slam titles by country, 2000-2026

Every men's and women's singles title at the four Grand Slams in these years, counted by the country the champion plays for. Worked out from the champions lists on the event pages.

  1. United States USA44 titles
  2. Spain ESP33 titles
  3. Serbia SRB25 titles
  4. Switzerland SUI23 titles
  5. Russia RUS12 titles
  6. Belgium BEL11 titles
  7. Italy ITA7 titles
  8. Australia AUS6 titles
  9. Belarus BLR6 titles
  10. Czechia CZE6 titles
  11. Poland POL6 titles
  12. Germany GER5 titles

The team cups: which nations win

The Davis Cup (men's national teams) and the Billie Jean King Cup (women's national teams, called the Fed Cup until 2020).

Davis Cup titles by nation

  1. United States USA 32 titles
  2. Australia AUS 28 titles

    Includes the Australasia team

  3. Great Britain GBR 10 titles
  4. France FRA 10 titles
  5. Sweden SWE 7 titles
  6. Spain ESP 6 titles
  7. Italy ITA 4 titles

    2023, 2024 and 2025 are the latest

  8. Czech Republic CZE 3 titles

    Includes Czechoslovakia (1980)

  9. Germany GER 3 titles

    Includes West Germany

  10. Russia RUS 3 titles

    2021 as the Russian Tennis Federation

  11. Croatia CRO 2 titles

Since the first final in 1900 (Australia includes Australasia).

Billie Jean King Cup titles by nation

  1. United States USA 18 titles
  2. Czech Republic CZE 12 titles

    Includes Czechoslovakia (5) and the 2026 title

  3. Australia AUS 7 titles
  4. Italy ITA 6 titles

    2024 and 2025 are the latest before 2026

  5. Russia RUS 5 titles

    Includes 2020-21 as the Russian Tennis Federation

  6. Spain ESP 5 titles
  7. France FRA 3 titles
  8. Germany GER 2 titles

    Includes West Germany

Since 1963, when it was called the Federation Cup (Czechia includes Czechoslovakia).

Want the year-by-year list? Open the Davis Cup, Billie Jean King Cup or Laver Cup pages.