Who is the greatest French Open champion of all time?

From clay-court legends of past eras to modern dominators who turned Roland-Garros into their personal fortress, the greatest champions of Paris span seven decades of tennis history. Who stands above the rest?

1. 1
   Rafael Nadal

   Spanish clay-court legend who won a record 14 French Open titles, making Roland-Garros his undisputed kingdom.
   1000pts
2. 2
   Steffi Graf

   German champion who captured 6 French Open titles, combining power and artistry to dominate the women's draw across multiple eras.
   783pts
3. 3
   Arantxa Sanchez Vicario

   Spanish fighter who won 3 French Open titles with her relentless retrieving style and tenacious spirit on Paris clay.
   503pts
4. 4
   Martina Navratilova

   Czech-American champion who won 2 French Open titles as part of her 18 Grand Slam singles wins, finally conquering clay at the end of her reign.
   503pts
5. 5
   Margaret Smith Court

   Australian all-court great who claimed 5 French Open titles as part of her record 24 Grand Slam singles titles.
   391pts
6. 6
   Serena Williams

   American powerhouse who won 3 French Open titles as part of her 23 Grand Slam haul, peaking in 2015 with an on-fire clay-court run.
   391pts
7. 7
   Chris Evert

   American tennis icon who claimed 7 French Open titles, dominating the clay courts of Roland-Garros across three decades.
   391pts
8. 8
   Ivan Lendl

   Czech-American hard-hitter who won 3 French Open titles in the 1980s, translating relentless baseline power into Roland-Garros glory.
   235pts
9. 9
   Bjorn Borg

   Swedish legend who won 6 consecutive French Open titles between 1974 and 1981, cementing his legacy as clay's first great king.
   235pts
10. 10
    Mats Wilander

    Swedish clay master who won 3 French Open titles between 1982 and 1988, becoming one of the defining players of Roland-Garros history.
    235pts
11. 11
    Monica Seles

    Yugoslav-American phenom who won 3 French Open titles before age 20 with her ferocious two-handed groundstrokes.
    1pts
12. 12
    Justine Henin

    Belgian clay specialist who won 4 French Open titles with her exquisite backhand and tactical brilliance, winning her first at just 20.
    1pts
13. 13
    Roger Federer

    Swiss maestro who won 1 French Open title in 2009, completing his career Grand Slam in arguably the finest edition of his game.
    1pts
14. 14
    Novak Djokovic

    Serbian champion who won 3 French Open titles to complete his career Grand Slam, overcoming clay's toughest rivalry at his peak.
    1pts
15. 15
    Gustavo Kuerten

    Brazilian crowd favorite who won 3 French Open titles and became Roland-Garros's most beloved champion of the late 1990s.
    1pts