Who is the greatest women's tennis player of all time?

By YPB Team

From grass-court queens of the 1970s to baseline dominators of the 90s to today's clay-court machine, these legends shaped an entire sport. Cast your vote for the greatest of all time!

Martina Navratilova — ranked #11
Martina Navratilova
Czech-American legend who amassed 167 singles titles and 18 Grand Slam singles titles across a 40-year career.
1000pts
Maria Sharapova — ranked #22
Maria Sharapova
Russian champion who won five Grand Slam singles titles and was ranked world number one for 21 weeks.
1000pts
Billie Jean King — ranked #33
Billie Jean King
American pioneer who won 12 Grand Slam singles titles and was a trailblazer for gender equality in sports.
897pts
Serena Williams — ranked #44
Serena Williams
American powerhouse who won 23 Grand Slam singles titles, widely regarded as the greatest women's tennis player ever.
807pts
Venus Williams — ranked #55
Venus Williams
American champion who won seven Grand Slam singles titles and was a dominant force in the early 2000s.
754pts
Iga Swiatek — ranked #66
Iga Swiatek
Polish powerhouse and current world number one with multiple French Open titles and a dominant modern era reign.
538pts
Lindsay Davenport — ranked #77
Lindsay Davenport
American champion who won three Grand Slam singles titles and held the world number one ranking for 98 weeks.
538pts
Margaret Court — ranked #88
Margaret Court
Australian legend who holds the all-time record with 24 Grand Slam singles titles across the amateur and Open Era.
538pts
Kim Clijsters — ranked #99
Kim Clijsters
Belgian champion who won four Grand Slam titles, including three US Opens, and twice came out of retirement.
323pts
Simona Halep — ranked #1010
Simona Halep
Romanian champion who won two Grand Slam singles titles and the Wimbledon crown with a flawless display in 2019.
323pts
Naomi Osaka — ranked #1111
Naomi Osaka
Japanese-American four-time Grand Slam champion who dominated hard courts and became a cultural icon globally.
1pts
Monica Seles — ranked #1212
Monica Seles
Yugoslav-American prodigy who won nine Grand Slams before the age of 22 and dominated the early 1990s.
1pts
Steffi Graf — ranked #1313
Steffi Graf
German icon who won 22 Grand Slams and is the only player to achieve the Golden Slam in 1988.
1pts
Chris Evert — ranked #1414
Chris Evert
American baseline specialist who won 18 Grand Slam titles and reached the final of every major she entered 34 times.
1pts

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