AGE202 Tennis History
THE LEGENDS
Immortals of the game
Greatnessnever retires.
A permanent hall devoted to the men and women who changed tennis forever — their careers, titles, rivalries, defining images and lasting impact on the sport.
18
Legends
9
Men
9
Women
193
Grand Slams
Men's branch
Men's Legends
Champions whose achievements, rivalries and playing identities defined generations of men's tennis.
Men's Legends
Rod Laver
11
Slams
200
Titles
—
No.1 weeks
Men's Legends
Björn Borg
11
Slams
66
Titles
109
No.1 weeks
Men's Legends
John McEnroe
7
Slams
77
Titles
170
No.1 weeks
Men's Legends
Jimmy Connors
8
Slams
109
Titles
268
No.1 weeks
Men's Legends
Ivan Lendl
8
Slams
94
Titles
270
No.1 weeks
Men's Legends
Boris Becker
6
Slams
49
Titles
12
No.1 weeks
Men's Legends
Stefan Edberg
6
Slams
41
Titles
72
No.1 weeks
Men's Legends
Andre Agassi
8
Slams
60
Titles
101
No.1 weeks
Men's Legends
Pete Sampras
14
Slams
64
Titles
286
No.1 weeks
Women's branch
Women's Legends
Icons whose careers reshaped women's tennis and left a permanent mark on the history of the sport.
Germany
Steffi Graf
22
Slams
107
Titles
377
No.1 weeks
Women's Legends
Martina Navratilova
18
Slams
167
Titles
332
No.1 weeks
Women's Legends
Chris Evert
18
Slams
157
Titles
260
No.1 weeks
Women's Legends
Monica Seles
9
Slams
53
Titles
178
No.1 weeks
Women's Legends
Serena Williams
23
Slams
73
Titles
319
No.1 weeks
Women's Legends
Venus Williams
7
Slams
49
Titles
11
No.1 weeks
Women's Legends
Justine Henin
7
Slams
43
Titles
117
No.1 weeks
Women's Legends
Martina Hingis
5
Slams
43
Titles
209
No.1 weeks
Russian
Maria Sharapova
5
Slams
36
Titles
21
No.1 weeks
The Hall keeps growing
Tennis history has no final chapter.
New legends can be added from the AGE202 Museum CMS and appear here automatically once published.