
The 8 women to win multiple Grand Slam titles as teenagers: Monica Seles No 1
Eight women in the Open Era have won multiple majors before turning 20.
Eight women in the Open Era have won multiple majors before turning 20.
Tournament runs get no harder than knocking out the top three seeds.
Teenage stars sitting atop the WTA Rankings.
WTA legends are among the tour's youngest top-10 players of all time.
Iga Swiatek won't be joining the list of players to achieve the four-peat at WTA 1000 level just yet.
Only five women have won 7+ hard court WTA 1000 titles - with Iga Swiatek in striking distance.
Three women have won over 20 WTA 500 titles, while four are tied on 18.
Nine women have achieved 8+ wins over a world No 1 ranked player on the WTA Tour.
Steffi Graf is in her own little club of winning a Golden Slam and a career Silver Slam.
How does Sabalenka's 20-match win streak compare to the greats Down Under?
Six women have a win percentage of over 85% at the Melbourne Grand Slam, while four have achieved a ratio in excess of 88%.
Did you know seven of Venus Williams' nine Grand Slam finals defeats were against sister Serena?
Seven women in the Open Era have won three or more titles in Melbourne.
We rank the nine greatest Australian Open women's singles champions!
Six women have won 50 or more matches, but Serena Williams stands alone.
Sabalenka can become the first female player to achieve the feat this century.
We look at the greatest Grand Slam women's singles final rivalries of the Open Era.
The top four on the list are separated by just three final appearances.