Double delight: Grand Slam singles and doubles champions since 1990
Only seven players in the last 30 years have won the singles and doubles titles at the same Grand Slam - and just one has accomplished the feat at Roland Garros.
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Since 1990, only seven players have won the singles and doubles titles at the same Grand Slam, including Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario’s 1994 US Open double triumph (with Jana Novotná).
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Martina Hingis achieved this feat three years in a row with three different partners at the Australian Open (1997-1999), including Anna Kournikova (pictured).
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29-year-old Jana Novotna won her only singles Grand Slam title at Wimbledon in 1998, and then paired up with Hingis to claim the doubles trophy.
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A year later, Lindsay Davenport accomplished the same feat at Wimbledon, defeating Stefanie Graff in the final before pairing up with Corina Morariu to victory in doubles.
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Playing at home in Paris, Mary Pierce delighted fans with her double triumph at 2000 Roland Garros, beating Conchita Martinez in the singles final and winning the doubles with Hingis.
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Venus Williams accomplished the Grand Slam double twice at Wimbledon, winning the singles and doubles titles in 2000 and 2008 (both with Serena Williams).
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Serena herself has achieved the feat a whopping eight times in the last 30 years - more than any other player - including at the 1999 US Open (with Venus), after winning her first Grand Slam singles crown.
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She’s also done it three times at the Australian Open, including back-to-back singles and doubles titles in 2009 and 2010 in addition to her 2003 triumph (all with Venus).
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Wimbledon is Serena’s winningest Grand Slam, and she’s dominated the lawns in singles and doubles four times (all with Venus) in 2002, 2009, 2012, 2016.
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