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Steffi Graf

Germany · 1982–1999

The only Golden Slam in history: all four majors plus Olympic gold in one year.

22
Grand Slam titles: 377
Weeks at no. 1: 1988
Golden Slam: 8
Year-end no. 1

Career

Graf's 1988 season remains unmatched — she won the Australian Open, Roland-Garros, Wimbledon, the US Open and the Olympic gold medal within twelve months. Her forehand and footwork were the era's benchmark, and she spent 377 weeks as world number one.

Honours

Only player to win the Golden Slam in a single calendar year
377 weeks at world number one, a record for women
Won each Grand Slam at least four times
Twenty-two majors in the Open Era

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