MEET THE CHAMPIONS
Featured Tennis Players
Meet the elite athletes currently dominating the courts and shaping the future of professional tennis. Explore their impressive achievements and incredible journeys. Click on their profiles for an in-depth look.
As of Wimbledon 2025
Jannik Sinner
Italy
4 Grand Slam titles
19 ATP singles titles
4 Masters 1000 titles
2024 ATP Finals champion
2 Davis Cup titles (2023, 2024)
Aryna Sabalenka
Belarus
3 Grand Slam titles
20+ WTA singles titles
4 WTA 1000 titles
2024 & 2025 French Open finalist
2025 Australian Open runner-up
Holger Rune
Denmark
6 ATP singles titles
2 Masters 1000 titles
2022 Paris Masters champion
2025 Barcelona Open champion
2023 Munich Open champion
Jessica Pegula
USA
5 WTA singles titles
2 WTA 1000 titles
2024 Canadian Open champion
2024 Guadalajara Open champion
2023 US Open semifinalist
Casper Ruud
Norway
12 ATP singles titles
2 Masters 1000 titles
2021 Geneva Open champion
2023 Estoril Open champion
2022 Gstaad Open champion
Jasmine Paolini
Italy
2 WTA singles titles
2024 Dubai Open champion
2024 Italian Open finalist
2024 French Open finalist
2024 Billie Jean King Cup winner
Stefanos Tsitsipas
Greece
11 ATP singles titles
2 Masters 1000 titles
2019 ATP Finals champion
2022 Monte Carlo Masters champion
2021 Lyon Open champion
Elena Rybakina
Kazakhstan
1 Grand Slam title
3 WTA 1000 titles
10+ WTA singles titles
2023 Australian Open quarterfinalist
2024 Dubai Tennis Championships finalist
LEGENDS OF THE COURT
The Game's Greatest Legends
Step back in time to honor the players who defined eras and left an indelible mark on professional tennis. Explore their historic careers, monumental achievements, and the enduring legacy that continues to inspire.
Rafael Nadal
Spain
22 Grand Slam singles titles
92 ATP singles titles
36 Masters 1000 titles
2 Olympic gold medals (singles & doubles)
5 Davis Cup titles
Serena Williams
USA
23 Grand Slam singles titles
73 WTA singles titles
14 Grand Slam doubles titles
4 Olympic gold medals
Career Slam singles & doubles
Roger Federer
Switzerland
20 Grand Slam singles titles
103 ATP singles titles
28 Masters 1000 titles
6 ATP Finals titles
Olympic gold (doubles), silver (singles)
Steffi Graf
Germany
22 Grand Slam singles titles
107 WTA singles titles
Calendar Golden Slam (1988)
5 WTA Finals titles
377 weeks as World No. 1
Pete Sampras
USA
14 Grand Slam singles titles
64 ATP singles titles
11 Masters 1000 titles
5 ATP Finals titles
1 Davis Cup title
Martina Navratilova
Czech Republic/USA
18 Grand Slam singles titles
167 WTA singles titles
31 Grand Slam doubles titles
7 WTA Finals singles titles
Career Grand Slam in singles and doubles
Rod Laver
Australia
11 Grand Slam singles titles
200 career titles (most in history)
2 Calendar Grand Slams
Only man to win Grand Slams in both amateur and Open Eras
5 Davis Cup titles
Billie Jean King
USA
12 Grand Slam singles titles
39 Grand Slam titles (singles, doubles, mixed)
129 singles titles
10 WTA Finals doubles titles
Founder of the WTA
Ivan Lendl
Czech Republic/USA
8 Grand Slam singles titles
94 ATP singles titles
7 year-end championships
22 Masters/Grand Prix Super Series titles
270 weeks as World No. 1
Monica Seles
Yugoslavia/USA
9 Grand Slam singles titles
53 WTA singles titles
Youngest-ever French Open champion
3 Australian Open titles
178 weeks as World No. 1