Men’s Grand Slam Winners (Singles)

Below is a list of the men’s grand slam winners at each of the four grand slam tennis tournaments: Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and the US Open.

Men’s Grand Slam Winners (All Time Record)

Novak Djokovic currently holds the record for the most grand slams in men’s tennis with 24 titles, followed by Rafael Nadal with 22, and Roger Federer with 20 grand slam singles titles.

Nadal and Djokovic are also the only active players in the top 10 ATP grand slam winners list, with Novak also holding the record for the highest number of grand slam titles won by a male tennis player who is still active on the ATP Tour.

Most Men’s Grand Slam Titles (Players Currently Active)

Between 2006 and 2022 only six players won a grand slam title outside the big three of Djokovic, Federer, and Nadal with Stan Wawrinka, Andy Murray, and Carlos Alcaraz being the only players who won multiple grand slams in that period.

Men’s Australian Open Winners (Singles)

Novak Djokovic holds the record for most Australian Open wins with ten titles to his name, followed by Roger Federer with six.

Jannik Sinner is the current Australian Open champion having defeated Danill Medvedev in the 2024 Australian Open final.

In the last 12 Australian Opens, only five different players have lifted the Australian Open trophy: Novak Djokovic (7), Roger Federer (2), Rafael Nadal (1), Jannik Sinner, and Stan Wawrinka (1).

The first Australian Open was held in 1905 with the men’s final being played between the Australians Rodney Heath and Arthur Curtis, with Rodney Heath lifting the inaugural Australian Open title after winning the match in four sets (4–6, 6–3, 6–4, 6–4).

• 2024 – Jannik Sinner
• 2023 – Novak Djokovic
• 2022 – Rafael Nadal
• 2021 – Novak Djokovic
• 2020 – Novak Djokovic
• 2019 – Novak Djokovic
• 2018 – Roger Federer
• 2017 – Roger Federer
• 2016 – Novak Djokovic
• 2015 – Novak Djokovic
• 2014 – Stan Wawrinka
• 2013 – Novak Djokovic
• 2012 – Novak Djokovic
• 2011 – Novak Djokovic
• 2010 – Roger Federer
• 2009 – Rafael Nadal
• 2008 – Novak Djokovic
• 2007 – Roger Federer
• 2006 – Roger Federer
• 2005 – Marat Safin
• 2004 – Roger Federer
• 2003 – Andre Agassi
• 2002 – Thomas Johannson
• 2001 – Andre Agassi
• 2000 – Andre Agassi
• 1999 – Yevgeny Kafelnikov
• 1998 – Petr Korda
• 1997 – Pete Sampras
• 1996 – Boris Becker
• 1995 – Andre Agassi
• 1994 – Pete Sampras
• 1993 – Jim Courier
• 1992 – Jim Courier
• 1991 – Boris Becker
• 1990 – Ivan Lendl
• 1989 – Ivan Lendl
• 1988 – Mats Wilander
• 1987 – Stefan Edberg
• 1985 – Stefan Edberg
• 1984 – Mats Wilander
• 1983 – Mats Wilander
• 1982 – Johan Kriek
• 1981 – Johan Kriek
• 1980 – Brian Teacher
• 1979 – Guillermo Vilas
• 1978 – Guillermo Vilas
• 1977 – Vitas Gerulaitis
• 1977 – Roscoe Tanner
• 1976 – Mark Edmondson
• 1975 – John Newcombe
• 1974 – Jimmy Connors
• 1973 – John Newcombe
• 1972 – Ken Rosewall
• 1971 – Ken Rosewall
• 1970 – Arthur Ashe
• 1969 – Rod Laver
• 1968 – Bill Bowrey
• 1967 – Roy Emerson
• 1966 – Roy Emerson
• 1965 – Roy Emerson
• 1964 – Roy Emerson
• 1963 – Roy Emerson
• 1962 – Rod Laver
• 1961 – Roy Emerson
• 1960 – Rod Laver
• 1959 – Alex Olmedo
• 1958 – Ashley J. Cooper
• 1957 – Ashley J. Cooper
• 1956 – Lewis Hoad
• 1955 – Ken Rosewall
• 1954 – Mervyn Rose
• 1953 – Ken Rosewall
• 1952 – Ken McGregor
• 1951 – Dick Savitt
• 1950 – Frank Sedgman
• 1949 – Frank Sedgman
• 1948 – Adrian Quist
• 1947 – Dinny Pails
• 1946 – John Bromwich
• 1940 – Adrian Quist
• 1939 – John Bromwich
• 1938 – Donald Budge
• 1937 – Vivian McGrath
• 1936 – Adrian Quist
• 1935 – Jack Crawford
• 1934 – Fred Perry
• 1933 – Jack Crawford
• 1932 – Jack Crawford
• 1931 – Jack Crawford
• 1930 – Gar Moon
• 1929 – John Gregory
• 1928 – Jean Borotra
• 1927 – Gerald Patterson
• 1926 – John Hawkes
• 1925 – James Anderson
• 1924 – James Anderson
• 1923 – Pat O’Hara Wood
• 1922 – Pat O’Hara Wood
• 1921 – Rhys Gemmell
• 1920 – Pat O’Hara Wood
• 1919 – A.R.F. Kingscote
• 1915 – Francis Lowe
• 1914 – Pat O’Hara Wood
• 1913 – E.F. Parker
• 1912 – Cecil Parke
• 1911 – Norman Brookes
• 1910 – Rodney Heath
• 1909 – Tony Wilding
• 1908 – Fred Alexander
• 1907 – Horace Rice
• 1906 – Tony Wilding
• 1905 – Rodney Heath

Men’s French Open Winners (Singles)

The first French Open final was played in 1891 between British tennis player H. Briggs and Frenchman P. Baigneres with Briggs winning the match in straight sets (6–3, 6–2).

It’s no surprise that Rafael Nadal holds the record for most French Open wins with a total of 14 French Open Men’s Singles Titles.

Nadal won his first French Open title in 2005 and he has won the French Open title four years in a row on three separate occasions, so there is no doubt that he is truly the “King of Clay”.

The current Men’s French Open champion is Novak Djokovic who defeated Casper Ruud in the 2023 French Open final.

• 2023 – Novak Djokovic
• 2022 – Rafael Nadal
• 2021 – Novak Djokovic
• 2020 – Rafael Nadal
• 2019 – Rafael Nadal
• 2018 – Rafael Nadal
• 2017 – Rafael Nadal
• 2016 – Novak Djokovic
• 2015 – Stan Wawrinka
• 2014 – Rafael Nadal
• 2013 – Rafael Nadal
• 2012 – Rafael Nadal
• 2011 – Rafael Nadal
• 2010 – Rafael Nadal
• 2009 – Roger Federer
• 2008 – Rafael Nadal
• 2007 – Rafael Nadal
• 2006 – Rafael Nadal
• 2005 – Rafael Nadal
• 2004 – Gaston Gaudio
• 2003 – Juan Carlos Ferrero
• 2002 – Albert Costa
• 2001 – Gustavo Kuerten
• 2000 – Gustavo Kuerten
• 1999 – Andre Agassi
• 1998 – Carlos Moya
• 1997 – Gustavo Kuerten
• 1996 – Yevgeny Kafelnikov
• 1995 – Thomas Muster
• 1994 – Sergi Bruguera
• 1993 – Sergi Bruguera
• 1992 – Jim Courier
• 1991 – Jim Courier
• 1990 – Andres Gomez
• 1989 – Michael Chang
• 1988 – Mats Wilander
• 1987 – Ivan Lendl
• 1986 – Ivan Lendl
• 1985 – Mats Wilander
• 1984 – Ivan Lendl
• 1983 – Yannick Noah
• 1982 – Mats Wilander
• 1981 – Bjorn Borg
• 1980 – Bjorn Borg
• 1979 – Bjorn Borg
• 1978 – Bjorn Borg
• 1977 – Guillermo Vilas
• 1976 – Adriano Panatta
• 1975 – Bjorn Borg
• 1974 – Bjorn Borg
• 1973 – Ilie Nastase
• 1972 – Andres Gimeno
• 1971 – Jan Kodes
• 1970 – Jan Kodes
• 1969 – Rod Laver
• 1968 – Ken Rosewall
• 1967 – Roy Emerson
• 1966 – Tony Roche
• 1965 – Fred Stolle
• 1964 – Manuel Santana
• 1963 – Roy Emerson
• 1962 – Rod Laver
• 1961 – Manuel Santana
• 1960 – Nicola Pietrangeli
• 1959 – Nicola Pietrangeli
• 1958 – Mervyn Rose
• 1957 – Sven Davidson
• 1956 – Lewis Hoad
• 1955 – Tony Trabert
• 1954 – Tony Trabert
• 1953 – Ken Rosewall
• 1952 – Jaroslav Drobny
• 1951 – Jaroslav Drobny
• 1950 – Budge Patty
• 1949 – Frank Parker
• 1948 – Frank Parker
• 1947 – Jozsef Asboth
• 1946 – Marcel Bernard
• 1939 – William McNeill
• 1938 – Donald Budge
• 1937 – Henner Henkel
• 1936 – Gottfried Von Cramm
• 1935 – Fred Perry
• 1934 – Gottfried Von Cramm
• 1933 – John Crawford
• 1932 – Henri Cochet
• 1931 – Jean Borotra
• 1930 – Henri Cochet
• 1929 – Rene Lacoste
• 1928 – Henri Cochet
• 1927 – Rene Lacoste
• 1926 – Henri Cochet
• 1925 – Rene Lacoste
• 1924 – Jean Borotra
• 1923 – Francois Blanchy
• 1922 – Henri Cochet
• 1921 – Jean Samazeuilh
• 1920 – Andre Gobert
• 1914 – Max Decugis
• 1913 – Max Decugis
• 1912 – Max Decugis
• 1911 – Andre Gobert
• 1910 – Maurice Germot
• 1909 – Max Decugis
• 1908 – Max Decugis
• 1907 – Max Decugis
• 1906 – Maurice Germot
• 1905 – Maurice Germot
• 1904 – Max Decugis
• 1903 – Max Decugis
• 1902 – M. Vacherot
• 1901 – Andre Vacherot
• 1900 – Paul Ayme
• 1899 – Paul Ayme
• 1898 – Paul Ayme
• 1897 – Paul Ayme
• 1896 – Andre Vacherot
• 1895 – Andre Vacherot
• 1894 – Andre Vacherot
• 1893 – L. Riboulet
• 1892 – J. Schopfer
• 1891 – H. Briggs

Men’s Wimbledon Winners (Singles)

Roger Federer holds the record for most Wimbledon wins with eight titles at the All England Lawn Tennis Club, followed by Pete Sampras and Djokovic with seven titles each.

Federer and Sampras famously played each other at the Wimbledon championships in 2001 with Federer winning the match in 5 sets (6–3, 3–6, 6–3, 2–6, 9–7).

Djokovic has won a total of seven Wimbledon titles, one behind the record held by Roger Federer.

The current defending champion is Carlos Alcaraz who beat Novak Djokovic in the 2023 Wimbledon Men’s Final.

The first Wimbledon championships were played in 1877, which makes Wimbledon the oldest of the four grand slam tournaments.

The 1877 men’s final was won by Spencer Gore who beat William Marshall in 3 sets (6–1, 6–2, 6–4).

• 2023 – Carlos Alcaraz
• 2022 – Novak Djokovic
• 2021 – Novak Djokovic
• 2019 – Novak Djokovic
• 2018 – Novak Djokovic
• 2017 – Roger Federer
• 2016 – Andy Murray
• 2015 – Novak Djokovic
• 2014 – Novak Djokovic
• 2013 – Andy Murray
• 2012 – Roger Federer
• 2011 – Novak Djokovic
• 2010 – Rafael Nadal
• 2009 – Roger Federer
• 2008 – Rafael Nadal
• 2007 – Roger Federer
• 2006 – Roger Federer
• 2005 – Roger Federer
• 2004 – Roger Federer
• 2003 – Roger Federer
• 2002 – Lleyton Hewitt
• 2001 – Goran Ivanisevic
• 2000 – Pete Sampras
• 1999 – Pete Sampras
• 1998 – Pete Sampras
• 1997 – Pete Sampras
• 1996 – Richard Krajicek
• 1995 – Pete Sampras
• 1994 – Pete Sampras
• 1993 – Pete Sampras
• 1992 – Andre Agassi
• 1991 – Michael Stich
• 1990 – Stefan Edberg
• 1989 – Boris Becker
• 1988 – Stefan Edberg
• 1987 – Pat Cash
• 1986 – Boris Becker
• 1985 – Boris Becker
• 1984 – John McEnroe
• 1983 – John McEnroe
• 1982 – Jimmy Connors
• 1981 – John McEnroe
• 1980 – Bjorn Borg
• 1979 – Bjorn Borg
• 1978 – Bjorn Borg
• 1977 – Bjorn Borg
• 1976 – Bjorn Borg
• 1975 – Arthur Ashe
• 1974 – Jimmy Connors
• 1973 – Jan Kodes
• 1972 – Stan Smith
• 1971 – John Newcombe
• 1970 – John Newcombe
• 1969 – Rod Laver
• 1968 – Rod Laver
• 1967 – John Newcombe
• 1966 – Manuel Santana
• 1965 – Roy Emerson
• 1964 – Roy Emerson
• 1963 – C.R. McKinley
• 1962 – Rod Laver
• 1961 – Rod Laver
• 1960 – Neale Fraser
• 1959 – Alejandro Olmedo
• 1958 – Ashley J. Cooper
• 1957 – Lewis Hoad
• 1956 – Lewis Hoad
• 1955 – Tony Trabert
• 1954 – Jaroslav Drobny
• 1953 – E. Victor Seixas Jr.
• 1952 – Frank Sedgman
• 1951 – R. Savitt
• 1950 – J.E. Patty
• 1949 – F.R. Schroeder
• 1948 – R. Falkenburg
• 1947 – Jack Kramer
• 1946 – Yvon Petra
• 1939 – Robert Riggs
• 1938 – Donald Budge
• 1937 – Donald Budge
• 1936 – Fred Perry
• 1935 – Fred Perry
• 1934 – Fred Perry
• 1933 – Jack Crawford
• 1932 – H. Ellsworth Vines
• 1931 – S.B. Wood
• 1930 – William T. Tilden
• 1929 – Henri Cochet
• 1928 – Rene Lacoste
• 1927 – Henri Cochet
• 1926 – Jean Borotra
• 1925 – Rene Lacoste
• 1924 – Jean Borotra
• 1923 – William M. Johnston
• 1922 – Gerald Patterson
• 1921 – William T. Tilden
• 1920 – William T. Tilden
• 1919 – Gerald Patterson
• 1914 – Norman Brookes
• 1913 – Anthony Wilding
• 1912 – Anthony Wilding
• 1911 – Anthony Wilding
• 1910 – Anthony Wilding
• 1909 – Arthur Gore
• 1908 – Arthur Gore
• 1907 – Norman Brookes
• 1906 – Laurie Doherty
• 1905 – Laurie Doherty
• 1904 – Laurie Doherty
• 1903 – Laurie Doherty
• 1902 – Laurie Doherty
• 1901 – Arthur Gore
• 1900 – Reggie Doherty
• 1899 – Reggie Doherty
• 1898 – Reggie Doherty
• 1897 – Reggie Doherty
• 1896 – Harold Mahoney
• 1895 – Wilfred Baddeley
• 1894 – Joshua Pim
• 1893 – Joshua Pim
• 1892 – Wilfred Baddeley
• 1891 – Wilfred Baddeley
• 1890 – William Hamilton
• 1889 – William Renshaw
• 1888 – Ernest Renshaw
• 1887 – Herbert Lawford
• 1886 – William Renshaw
• 1885 – William Renshaw
• 1884 – William Renshaw
• 1883 – William Renshaw
• 1882 – William Renshaw
• 1881 – William Renshaw
• 1880 – John Hartley
• 1879 – John Hartley
• 1878 – Frank Hadow
• 1877 – Spencer Gore

Men’s US Open Winners (Singles)

William A. Larned won eight US Open titles in the early 1900s and holds the record for the most men’s US Open titles.

In more recent times, Roger Federer won the US Open five times in a row between 2004 and 2008.

The current US Open champion is Novak Djokovic who beat Daniil Medvedev in the 2023 US Open Singles Final.

The first US Open was in 1881, making it the second oldest of the four grand slam tournaments.

The first men’s final was played between Richard D. Sears and William E. Glyn with Richard D. Sears winning the match in straight sets (6–0, 6–3, 6–2).

Richard D. Sears would go on to win the next six US Opens.

• 2023 – Novak Djokovic
• 2022 – Carlos Alcaraz
• 2021 – Daniil Medvedev
• 2020 – Dominic Thiem
• 2019 – Rafael Nadal
• 2018 – Novak Djokovic
• 2017 – Rafael Nadal
• 2016 – Stan Wawrinka
• 2015 – Novak Djokovic
• 2014 – Marin Cilic
• 2013 – Rafael Nadal
• 2012 – Andy Murray
• 2011 – Novak Djokovic
• 2010 – Rafael Nadal
• 2009 – Juan Martin del Potro
• 2008 – Roger Federer
• 2007 – Roger Federer
• 2006 – Roger Federer
• 2005 – Roger Federer
• 2004 – Roger Federer
• 2003 – Andy Roddick
• 2002 – Pete Sampras
• 2001 – Lleyton Hewitt
• 2000 – Marat Safin
• 1999 – Andre Agassi
• 1998 – Patrick Rafter
• 1997 – Patrick Rafter
• 1996 – Pete Sampras
• 1995 – Pete Sampras
• 1994 – Andre Agassi
• 1993 – Pete Sampras
• 1992 – Stefan Edberg
• 1991 – Stefan Edberg
• 1990 – Pete Sampras
• 1989 – Boris Becker
• 1988 – Mats Wilander
• 1987 – Ivan Lendl
• 1986 – Ivan Lendl
• 1985 – Ivan Lendl
• 1984 – John McEnroe
• 1983 – Jimmy Connors
• 1982 – Jimmy Connors
• 1981 – John McEnroe
• 1980 – John McEnroe
• 1979 – John McEnroe
• 1978 – Jimmy Connors
• 1977 – Guillermo Vilas
• 1976 – Jimmy Connors
• 1975 – Manuel Orantes
• 1974 – Jimmy Connors
• 1973 – John Newcombe
• 1972 – Ilie Nastase
• 1971 – Stan Smith
• 1970 – Ken Rosewall
• 1969 – Rod Laver (last person to win a grand slam in tennis)
• 1968 – Arthur Ashe
• 1967 – John Newcombe
• 1966 – Fred Stolle
• 1965 – Manuel Santana
• 1964 – Roy Emerson
• 1963 – Rafael Osuna
• 1962 – Rod Laver
• 1961 – Roy Emerson
• 1960 – Neale Fraser
• 1959 – Neale Fraser
• 1958 – Ashley J. Cooper
• 1957 – Malcolm J. Anderson
• 1956 – Ken Rosewall
• 1955 – Tony Trabert
• 1954 – E. Victor Seixas Jr.
• 1953 – Tony Trabert
• 1952 – Frank Sedgman
• 1951 – Frank Sedgman
• 1950 – Arthur Larsen
• 1949 – Richard A. Gonzales
• 1948 – Richard A. Gonzales
• 1947 – Jack Kramer
• 1946 – Jack Kramer
• 1945 – Frank Parker
• 1944 – Frank Parker
• 1943 – Lt. Joseph R. Hunt
• 1942 – Frederick R. Schroeder, Jr.
• 1941 – Robert Riggs
• 1940 – Donald McNeill
• 1939 – Robert Riggs
• 1938 – Donald Budge
• 1937 – Donald Budge
• 1936 – Fred Perry
• 1935 – Wilmer L. Allison
• 1934 – Fred Perry
• 1933 – Fred Perry
• 1932 – H. Ellsworth Vines
• 1931 – H. Ellsworth Vines
• 1930 – John H. Doeg
• 1929 – William T. Tilden
• 1928 – Henri Cochet
• 1927 – Rene Lacoste
• 1926 – Rene Lacoste
• 1925 – William T. Tilden
• 1924 – William T. Tilden
• 1923 – William T. Tilden
• 1922 – William T. Tilden
• 1921 – William T. Tilden
• 1920 – William T. Tilden
• 1919 – William M. Johnston
• 1918 – R. Lindley Murray
• 1917 – R. Lindley Murray
• 1916 – Richard N. Williams
• 1915 – William M. Johnston
• 1914 – Richard N. Williams
• 1913 – Maurice E. McLoughlin
• 1912 – Maurice E. McLoughlin
• 1911 – William A. Larned
• 1910 – William A. Larned
• 1909 – William A. Larned
• 1908 – William A. Larned
• 1907 – William A. Larned
• 1906 – William A. Larned
• 1905 – Beals C. Wright
• 1904 – Holcombe Ward
• 1903 – Hugh L. Doherty
• 1902 – William A. Larned
• 1901 – William A. Larned
• 1900 – Malcolm D. Whitman
• 1899 – Malcolm D. Whitman
• 1898 – Malcolm D. Whitman
• 1897 – Robert D. Wrenn
• 1896 – Robert D. Wrenn
• 1895 – Fred H. Hovey
• 1894 – Robert D. Wrenn
• 1893 – Robert D. Wrenn
• 1892 – Oliver S. Campbell
• 1891 – Oliver S. Campbell
• 1890 – Oliver S. Campbell
• 1889 – Henry W. Slocum Jr.
• 1888 – Henry W. Slocum Jr.
• 1887 – Richard D. Sears
• 1886 – Richard D. Sears
• 1885 – Richard D. Sears
• 1884 – Richard D. Sears
• 1883 – Richard D. Sears
• 1882 – Richard D. Sears
• 1881 – Richard D. Sears

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