The 4 women with the most Charleston Open titles: Chris Evert with 8, Serena Williams 4th
Only four women have won 3+ Charleston Open titles - and they are all icons of the sport.
Chris Evert rates Iga Swiatek’s French Open chances as she names four favourites
Chris Evert feels we are seeing Iga Swiatek's "C game."
Chris Evert gives her verdict Novak Djokovic’s Grand Slam prospects
"I don’t think it’s gonna be the French Open… but you can never count him out.”
The 6 women with most Italian Open titles: Serena Williams with 4, Iga Swiatek joint fifth
Only six women have won 3+ Italian Open titles in the Open Era, with Chris Evert out in front.
The 9 women with the most WTA clay match wins: Chris Evert with 382, Steffi Graf 6th
Five Grand Slam winners are among the nine women to record the most WTA clay match wins.
The 10 greatest female clay-courters of the Open Era – ranked!
With the clay season underway, we rank the greatest WTA dirtballers of the Open Era.
The 7 women with the highest WTA clay-court win percentage: Chris Evert 94.55%, Serena Williams 6th
Seven women in WTA history currently have a clay win percentage of above 82%.
The 10 women with the most clay court titles: Chris Evert with 70, Serena Williams joint-ninth
In the Open Era, 10 women have won 13+ plus titles on clay courts across their careers.
The 6 US women to win the Miami Open title: Can Jess Pegula make it seven?
Six US women have lifted the Miami Open title - with Pegula looking to make it seven in 2025?
The 5 oldest women to hold world No 1 spot in WTA Rankings: Serena Williams peerless at No 1
The oldest legends to top the women's rankings.
Madison Keys’ stunning top-10 win feat matched only by four world No 1s
Keys has matched Serena Williams and Martina Navratilova with an impressive feat.
The 9 US women to win the Australian Open title: ft Madison Keys, Serena Williams
Keys is the ninth American champion in the Open Era.
The 7 women with the highest win percentage at the Australian Open: ft. Serena Williams, Steffi Graf, Monica Seles
Six women have a win percentage of over 85% at the Melbourne Grand Slam, while four have achieved a ratio in excess of 88%.
The 8 women with the most Grand Slam final losses in Open Era: Steffi Graf’s career Silver Slam, Venus Williams denied by Serena
Did you know seven of Venus Williams' nine Grand Slam finals defeats were against sister Serena?
The 9 most-played Grand Slam women’s singles final rivalries: ft Navratilova-Evert, Venus-Serena
We look at the greatest Grand Slam women's singles final rivalries of the Open Era.
The 5 women with the most Grand Slam finals played: Serena Williams 2nd, Chris Evert with 34
The top four on the list are separated by just three final appearances.
The 5 women with most consecutive weeks as WTA world No 1: Serena Williams, Steffi Graf with 186
Five women have spent 100+ consecutive week as singles world No 1 on the WTA Rankings.
The 7 women who have reached the most WTA Tour finals: Martina Navratilova with 239, Serena Williams 7th
Two players have contested over 200 WTA finals.
The 7 American women to win WTA Finals title: Coco Gauff joins all-time greats
Gauff is now the 7th American women to lift the WTA Finals title.
The 9 women with most year-end world No 1 finishes: Steffi Graf with 8, Serena Williams joint third
Nine women finished as the year-end No 1 at least three times.
The 6 women who have won the most WTA Finals matches: Martina Navratilova with 60, Serena Williams 4th
Three women have won over 30 matches at the year-end championships.
The 7 youngest WTA Finals champions – ft. Monica Seles, Maria Sharapova, Steffi Graf
Seven women have lifted the WTA Finals title aged 18 or under.
The 10 women with most WTA Finals titles: Martina Navratilova with 8, Serena Williams joint second
We look at those that sealed more WTA Finals triumphs than anyone else.
The 5 women with the highest WTA Finals win percentage: Serena Williams with 82.9%, Steffi Graf 3rd
Three players have a win rate of over 80%.
The 7 women to successfully defend WTA Finals title – ft Serena Williams, Steffi Graf
The seven women to defend the WTA Finals title are all former world No 1's and multiple major winners.