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What is the best Serena Williams Grand Slam title?

By YPB Team

From a 17-year-old outsider's first breakthrough to an extraordinary final title won while pregnant, 23 Grand Slam wins represent 23 chapters of pure greatness. Which title defines her legacy?

  1. 2017 Australian Open — ranked #11
    2017 Australian Open
    Perhaps the most extraordinary Grand Slam title ever won — Serena defeated Venus while eight weeks pregnant with her daughter.
    1000pts
  2. 2003 Australian Open — ranked #22
    2003 Australian Open
    The fourth straight Grand Slam to complete the first Serena Slam — holding all four majors simultaneously was utterly historic.
    852pts
  3. 2002 Wimbledon — ranked #33
    2002 Wimbledon
    The second leg of the Serena Slam, where she defeated Venus again and firmly established herself as the world's best player.
    562pts
  4. 2013 French Open — ranked #44
    2013 French Open
    A first Roland Garros since 2002, proving Serena could win on clay, defeating Maria Sharapova in a dominant final.
    482pts
  5. 2015 Australian Open — ranked #55
    2015 Australian Open
    The start of the second 'Serena Slam', launched at Melbourne in commanding fashion over Maria Sharapova.
    482pts
  6. 2009 Australian Open — ranked #66
    2009 Australian Open
    A masterclass in power tennis as Serena defeated Dinara Safina convincingly to win her 10th Grand Slam title.
    375pts
  7. 2002 French Open — ranked #77
    2002 French Open
    The start of the first 'Serena Slam', defeating her sister Venus in all four finals that year — a display of total dominance.
    375pts
  8. 2012 Wimbledon — ranked #88
    2012 Wimbledon
    Her comeback Wimbledon after serious health issues with a pulmonary embolism — arguably her most emotional victory.
    375pts
  9. 2009 Wimbledon — ranked #99
    2009 Wimbledon
    Serena's fourth Wimbledon title, defeating her sister Venus in an all-Williams final that had become a recurring classic.
    375pts
  10. 2003 Wimbledon — ranked #1010
    2003 Wimbledon
    A third Wimbledon and a dominant display that proved her 2002 form was no fluke, securing back-to-back titles on the grass.
    375pts
  11. 2005 Australian Open — ranked #1111
    2005 Australian Open
    A comeback title after injury setbacks, showing the world that her hunger and fighting spirit were undiminished.
    375pts
  12. 2016 Wimbledon — ranked #1212
    2016 Wimbledon
    A seventh Wimbledon title equalling Steffi Graf's Open Era record, one of the most celebrated milestones in the sport.
    225pts
  13. 2002 US Open — ranked #1313
    2002 US Open
    The third consecutive major in 2002, completing three of four Slams in a row and confirming her total dominance of women's tennis.
    225pts
  14. 2010 Australian Open — ranked #1414
    2010 Australian Open
    Serena's dominance at Melbourne Park continued with a back-to-back Australian Open triumph over Justine Henin.
    225pts
  15. 1999 US Open — ranked #1515
    1999 US Open
    Serena's very first Grand Slam title, won as a 17-year-old outsider who shocked the world with her raw power and nerve.
    225pts
  16. 2015 French Open — ranked #1616
    2015 French Open
    A first French Open since 2013, giving Serena all four Slams simultaneously for the second time in her career.
    1pts
  17. 2013 US Open — ranked #1717
    2013 US Open
    A sixth US Open title, dropping just one set all tournament in a dominant display at her home Slam.
    1pts
  18. 2012 US Open — ranked #1818
    2012 US Open
    Serena claimed her fourth US Open with a stunning display, capping an incredible year that included Olympic gold.
    1pts
  19. 2007 Australian Open — ranked #1919
    2007 Australian Open
    Unfancied and unseeded but unstoppable, Serena won without dropping a set to claim her eighth Grand Slam in style.
    1pts
  20. 2008 US Open — ranked #2020
    2008 US Open
    A dominant return to form at Flushing Meadows, defeating Jelena Jankovic in straight sets to reclaim the US Open crown.
    1pts
  21. 2010 Wimbledon — ranked #2121
    2010 Wimbledon
    Yet another Wimbledon crown, her fifth, adding to her growing legacy on the lawns of the All England Club.
    1pts
  22. 2014 US Open — ranked #2222
    2014 US Open
    A seventh US Open title equalling Chris Evert and Steffi Graf's record, one of women's tennis' most prestigious marks.
    1pts
  23. 2015 Wimbledon — ranked #2323
    2015 Wimbledon
    A sixth Wimbledon, holding all four major titles at once for a second time and completing the second Serena Slam.
    1pts

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