Tennis

Swiss tennis legend, 20 Grand Slam singles titles, widely regarded as one of the greatest of all time

American tennis icon, 23 Grand Slam singles titles, dominant force in women's tennis for two decades

Spanish champion, 22 Grand Slam titles, record 14 French Open titles

Serbian world No.1, 24 Grand Slam singles titles, most in Open Era history

German legend, 22 Grand Slam titles, only player to win Calendar Year Golden Slam in 1988

American icon, 8 Grand Slam titles, Career Golden Slam winner and cultural figure of tennis

American champion, 14 Grand Slam titles, dominated men's tennis in the 1990s

American champion, 7 Grand Slam titles, known for his talent and on-court controversies

Czech-American great, 18 Grand Slam singles titles, dominant in 1980s women's tennis

American pioneer, 12 Grand Slam singles titles, famous for the Battle of the Sexes match in 1973

American champion, 7 Grand Slam singles titles, elder sister of Serena and trailblazer in women's tennis

German champion, 6 Grand Slam titles, youngest Wimbledon champion at age 17 in 1985

British champion, 3 Grand Slam titles, two-time Olympic gold medallist and first British Wimbledon champion since 1936

Swedish great, 11 Grand Slam titles, dominated late 1970s and famous rivalry with McEnroe

American legend, 8 Grand Slam titles, held world No.1 ranking for record 268 weeks

Japanese-American star, 4 Grand Slam titles, prominent advocate for mental health and social justice

Yugoslav-American star, 9 Grand Slam titles, dominated early 1990s women's tennis before stabbing incident

Australian champion, 3 Grand Slam titles, retired at peak as world No.1 in 2022

Romanian pioneer, 7 Grand Slam titles in singles and doubles, first ATP world No.1