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Serena Williams

United States · 1995–2022

Twenty-three Grand Slam singles titles in the Open Era.

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Grand Slam singles: 14
Grand Slam doubles: 4
Olympic golds: 319
Weeks at no. 1

Career

Williams built the most powerful serve in the women's game and a first-strike style that reshaped what was tactically possible. She won majors across four decades of the calendar, including the 2017 Australian Open while eight weeks pregnant, and won fourteen more Grand Slam doubles titles with her sister Venus.

Honours

Most Grand Slam singles titles of the Open Era
Career Golden Slam in both singles and doubles
Held all four major titles at once, twice
319 weeks as world number one

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