The 10 greatest female hard-court players of all time – ranked!
We rank the 10 greatest WTA hard-court players of all time.
We rank the 10 greatest WTA hard-court players of all time.
Since 1990, eight women have won 17+ big titles in tennis.
Pegula could become just the sixth woman to 'threepeat' at the same WTA 1000 event.
One 15-year-old, one 16-year-old and five 17-year-olds make the list.
Do you agree with our picks for the 10 greatest Wimbledon women's singles winners of the Open Era?
Only four defending Wimbledon champions have been knocked out in Round 1.
Only six women have won 3+ Wimbledon titles in the Open Era.
Tennis365 extracts a piece of each of the game's grass court greats as we build the ultimate champion.
We rank the 10 greatest female grass-court players of the Open Era.
The Williams' sisters, Navratilova, and Graf lead the highest WTA grass-court win percentages.
We look at the WTA legends with the best records in Grand Slam finals.
Iga Swiatek, Steffi Graf and Chris Evert star on the list.
Only five women in the Open Era have claimed 20+ consecutive French Open match wins.
Eight women in the Open Era have won 3+ singles titles at Roland Garros.
Jessica Bouzas Maneiro dropped just one game in a 57-minute thrashing of ninth seed Emma Navarro.
Most of the all-time legends feature on the list with Evert spending more weeks at No 2 than at No 1.
Iga Swiatek is the second player in 40 years to accomplish an incredible feat.
Iga Swiatek sits third behind two legends in an amazing WTA stat category.