The appropriately named player is Australian tennis legend Margaret Court.
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21 Grand Slams -- Singles: 9 Doubles: 12. 3 Olympic Gold -- Singles: 1 Doubles: 2.
Singles 190-95 Doubles 134-67
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For Males: What about the Rocket?? ... Rod Laver?? Even Federer regards him as "the greatest" of all. Then there is Roger Federer himself - with the record number of total Grand Slam singles titles to his name already?? Of course, though, he is nowhere near being the calibre of doubles player that Laver was. Another totally outstanding candidate is Pete Sampras. The greatest female player is, unquestionably, Margaret Court, with 63 Grand Slam titles to her name - both singles and doubles.
depends on if you only mean singles play or singles/doubles in toto A female holds the record for both, considering the "open era" and excluding junior titles Singles titles -Margaret Court (24 titles) singles/doubles - Margaret Court (62 titles)
In 2004, Ichiro Suzuki hit a record 225 singles.
As of the 2008 Wimbledon tournament, eight singles titles and six doubles titles. Australian - three singles (2003, 2005, 2007) and two doubles (2001, 2003)French - one singles (2002) and one doubles (1999)Wimbledon - two singles (2002, 2003) and two doubles (2000, 2002)US Open - two singles (1999, 2002) and one doubles (1999)Including this recent Wimbledon, Serena Williams has won 11 Grand Slam singles titles.
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