Venus Williams is the only tennis player to achieve rare Olympic feat in Open Era. Can Andy Murray match fellow legend?
Venus Williams has won medals in all three tennis disciplines at the Olympics.
Venus Williams has won medals in all three tennis disciplines at the Olympics.
Graf and Williams are among the youngest Olympic tennis champions of the professional era.
Kerber and Serena are part of a select club to win at least three different majors post-2000.
The Williams sisters and Graf lead some of the famous faces to strike gold at the Olympics.
The United States are well clear in terms of tennis gold medals, but seven countries in total have claimed multiple titles.
Jasmine Paolini has become only the sixth woman to finish runner-up at Roland Garros and Wimbledon in the same year.
Research shows Roger Federer and Serena Williams are the most memorable Wimbledon winners.
Navarro has joined elite company thanks to their career-best runs at the All England Club.
Serena won 19 of her 31 matches against Venus - and has opened up about the toughest of her victories.
Swiatek extended her winning streak with a confident opening victory at the All England Club.
For the first time since 1996, neither Venus or Serena will compete at Wimbledon this summer.
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What other Grand Slam winners have paired up for the Olympic Games in the past?
Serena Williams leads the rankings - while Iga Swiatek has moved up with French Open victory.
Iga Swiatek has emulated the likes of Serena Williams and Justine Henin.
Bob and Mike Bryan won 16 majors as a team, but Venus and Serena Williams are not too far behind.
The Williams sisters and Alize Cornet feature in a list of WTA stars with the most Major appearances.
The three tennis legends took to the green carpet at one of fashion's biggest events.