Top tennis events
The four Grand Slams, the season finals, the Masters series, the team cups and the Olympics. Choose an event to see its champions year by year, which players and countries win it most and the records behind it.
Grand Slams
Hard court Australian Open
The first Grand Slam of the year, played on the hard courts of Melbourne Park in January.
- Men's singles champion
- Carlos Alcaraz
- Women's singles champion
- Elena Rybakina
Grand Slams
Clay court Roland Garros
The clay-court Grand Slam in Paris, held over two weeks from late May into June.
- Men's singles champion
- Alexander Zverev
- Women's singles champion
- Mirra Andreeva
Grand Slams
Grass court Wimbledon
The oldest tennis tournament in the world, played on grass in London every summer.
- Men's singles champion
- Jannik Sinner
- Women's singles champion
- Linda Nosková
Grand Slams
Hard court US Open
The final Grand Slam of the year, played under the lights in New York.
- Men's singles champion
- Alexander Zverev
- Women's singles champion
- Elena Rybakina
Tour events
Indoor hard court Tour Finals
The season-ending championships: the best eight singles players of each tour.
- ATP Finals champion
- Jannik Sinner
- WTA Finals champion
- Elena Rybakina
Tour events
Varies by event Masters 1000
The biggest tour events outside the Grand Slams: nine ATP Masters 1000 tournaments a year.
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Team events
Varies by tie Davis Cup
The World Cup of men's tennis: nations compete for a trophy first played for in 1900.
- Champion
- Italy
Team events
Varies by tie Billie Jean King Cup
The women's World Cup of tennis, named after Billie Jean King.
- Champion
- Czech Republic
Team events
Indoor courts Laver Cup
Team Europe against Team World in a three-day event named after Rod Laver.
- Winning team
- Team Europe
Olympics
Varies by Games Olympics
Tennis at the Summer Olympics: singles gold medals every four years.
- Men's singles gold
- Novak Djokovic
- Women's singles gold
- Zheng Qinwen