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Tennis is one of the most popular sports in Germany with more than five million active players. The German Tennis Federation is the largest tennis federation in the world with ca. 1.4 million members.[1]

World No. 1 ranked tennis players from Germany
Steffi Graf
Boris Becker
Angelique Kerber

All statistics below are based on the data from the ATP and the WTA in the Open Era (since 1968).

Germany won the 5th most Single Grand Slam titles and is among the 10 most successful nations regarding all Grand Slam titles combined (singles, doubles and mixed).

Single Grand Slam champions from Germany before the Open Era were Gottfried von Cramm, Henner Henkel, Cilly Aussem and Hilde Krahwinkel Sperling, with von Cramm and Krahwinkel Sperling becoming world number 1.

Active players are in boldface.

All lists are correct as of 30 October 2024.

Highest ranked players

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HR = Highest ranking, CR = Current ranking
Players are sorted by highest ranking, then by number of titles.

Singles

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The lists include the 50 best ranked German players. The rankings were introduced in 1973 (men) and 1975 (women).

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Player Ranking No. ATP Tour
HR CR First Last Titles Finals Win–loss Win %
Boris Becker 1 – 1983 1999 49 77 713–214 76.9%
Alexander Zverev 2 3 2013 2024 22 35 456–197 69.8%
Michael Stich 2 – 1989 1997 18 31 385–176 68.6%
Tommy Haas 2 – 1996 2017 15 28 569–338 62.7%
Nicolas Kiefer 4 – 1994 2010 6 19 366–274 57.2%
Rainer Schüttler 5 – 1995 2011 4 12 327–337 49.2%
Carl-Uwe Steeb 14 – 1986 1996 3 8 212–212 50.0%
Philipp Kohlschreiber 16 – 2002 2022 8 18 478–387 55.3%
Florian Mayer 18 – 2004 2018 2 7 243–261 48.2%
Ulrich Pinner 19 – 1973 1983 2 3 139–125 52.7%
Karl Meiler 20 – 1968 1985 4 17 253–191 57.0%
Jan-Lennard Struff 21 42 2013 2024 1 4 220–240 47.8%
Bernd Karbacher 22 – 1991 2000 2 3 135–161 45.6%
Eric Jelen 23 – 1983 1991 1 2 135–136 49.8%
Andreas Maurer 24 – 1978 1989 1 3 114–142 44.5%
Mischa Zverev 25 – 2006 2021 1 3 133–199 40.1%
Marc-Kevin Goellner 26 – 1992 2003 2 3 160–194 45.2%
David Prinosil 28 – 1992 2004 3 6 169–221 43.3%
Hans Pohmann 30 – 1968 1979 1 3 124–125 49.8%
Rolf Gehring 30 – 1974 1985 1 3 119–140 45.9%
Jürgen Fassbender 31 – 1968 1980 3 6 185–170 52.1%
Andreas Beck 33 – 2004 2016 0 1 41–65 38.7%
Benjamin Becker 35 – 2006 2017 1 3 153–220 41.0%
Philipp Petzschner 35 – 2003 2014 1 3 88–107 45.1%
Oscar Otte 36 649 2018 2024 0 0 33–52 38.8%
Karsten Braasch 38 – 1989 2000 0 1 68–96 41.5%
Hans Schwaier 38 – 1981 1990 0 1 62–89 41.1%
Peter Gojowczyk 39 – 2010 2022 1 3 75–99 43.1%
Hendrik Dreekmann 39 – 1993 2003 0 2 97–118 45.1%
Martin Sinner 42 – 1989 1998 2 2 50–78 39.1%
Michael Berrer 42 – 2004 2016 0 2 88–145 37.8%
Patrik Kühnen 43 – 1985 1996 0 2 127–153 45.4%
Yannick Hanfmann 45 93 2017 2024 0 2 74–78 48.7%
Maximilian Marterer 45 137 2015 2024 0 0 41–78 34.5%
Tore Meinecke 46 – 1985 1989 0 1 40–51 44.0%
Daniel Altmaier 47 82 2017 2024 0 0 42–80 34.4%
Markus Zoecke 48 – 1989 1995 1 2 67–103 39.4%
Michael Westphal 49 – 1982 1989 0 2 81–106 43.3%
Dominik Koepfer 49 86 2017 2024 0 0 60–73 45.1%
Peter Elter 51 – 1976 1986 0 3 87–120 42.0%
Alex Rădulescu 51 – 1992 1998 0 1 40–56 41.7%
Daniel Brands 51 – 2007 2019 0 0 60–93 39.2%
Jens Wöhrmann 54 – 1989 1991 0 0 20–28 41.7%
Simon Greul 55 – 2003 2011 0 0 44–72 37.9%
Ricky Osterthun 58 – 1984 1990 1 3 60–79 43.2%
Damir Keretić 58 – 1979 1989 0 0 90–122 42.5%
Björn Phau 59 – 1998 2014 0 0 80–138 36.7%
Denis Gremelmayr 59 – 2002 2012 0 0 32–58 35.6%
Christian Saceanu 60 – 1985 1994 2 3 71–110 39.2%
Oliver Gross 60 – 1993 2003 0 1 49–76 39.2%

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Player Ranking No. WTA Tour
HR CR First Last Titles Finals Win–loss Win %
Steffi Graf 1 – 1982 1999 107 138 885–106 89.3%
Angelique Kerber 1 – 2006 2024 14 32 488–292 62.6%
Anke Huber 4 – 1990 2001 12 23 418–213 66.2%
Claudia Kohde-Kilsch 4 – 1980 1992 6 14 368–228 61.7%
Sylvia Hanika 5 – 1977 1990 4 19 378–223 62.9%
Bettina Bunge 6 – 1978 1989 4 12 293–177 62.3%
Julia Görges 9 – 2007 2020 7 16 316–258 55.1%
Andrea Petkovic 9 – 2006 2022 7 13 290–237 55.0%
Sabine Lisicki 12 508 2006 2023 4 9 215–177 54.8%
Sabine Hack 13 – 1985 1997 4 8 181–135 57.3%
Anna-Lena Grönefeld 14 – 2003 2011 1 4 120–142 45.8%
Katja Ebbinghaus 15 – 1968 1979 0 1 77–78 49.7%
Eva Pfaff 17 – 1980 1992 0 1 141–191 42.5%
Isabel Cueto 20 – 1984 1992 5 8 130–102 56.0%
Mona Barthel 23 170 2010 2024 4 7 153–179 46.1%
Helga Masthoff 24 – 1968 1979 9 17 173–68 71.8%
Barbara Rittner 24 – 1990 2004 2 5 220–225 49.4%
Laura Siegemund 27 101 2010 2024 2 5 126–129 49.4%
Meike Babel 27 – 1991 2000 0 3 70–86 44.9%
Iris Riedel-Kühn 28 – 1972 1982 0 0 51–68 42.9%
Claudia Porwik 29 – 1986 1996 0 1 116–145 44.4%
Petra Begerow 29 – 1992 1999 0 0 34–66 34.0%
Wiltrud Probst 31 – 1986 1998 2 2 118–161 42.3%
Martina Müller 33 – 2000 2008 1 2 64–114 36.0%
Marlene Weingärtner 36 – 1995 2005 0 1 84–135 38.4%
Annika Beck 37 – 2012 2017 2 4 91–115 44.2%
Karin Kschwendt 37 – 1992 1996 0 1 53–65 44.9%
Silke Meier 40 – 1985 1997 0 1 78–140 35.8%
Christina Singer 41 – 1986 1997 0 0 56–86 39.4%
Tatjana Maria 42 98 2006 2024 3 3 139–223 38.4%
Heidi Eisterlehner 42 – 1970 1984 0 1 45–66 40.5%
Myriam Schropp 42 – 1982 1987 0 0 27–48 36.0%
Jana Kandarr 43 – 1994 2003 0 0 68–121 36.0%
Anna-Lena Friedsam 45 379 2014 2024 0 2 64–85 43.0%
Marketa Kochta 45 – 1990 1997 0 0 32–67 32.3%
Anca Barna 46 – 1994 2005 0 1 70–109 39.1%
Carina Witthöft 48 – 2012 2018 1 1 49–69 41.5%
Veronika Martinek 49 – 1988 1998 1 2 73–104 41.2%
Julia Schruff 52 – 2003 2010 0 1 48–83 36.6%
Andrea Glass 53 – 1992 2002 0 0 38–90 29.7%
Kristina Barrois 57 – 2006 2013 0 2 34–62 35.4%
Bianka Lamade 59 – 2000 2003 1 1 22–30 42.3%
Jule Niemeier 61 86 2019 2024 0 0 37–51 42.0%
Silke Frankl 67 – 1988 1995 0 0 42–77 35.3%
Elena Wagner 68 – 1997 2001 0 1 29–36 44.6%
Angelika Rösch 69 – 2002 2007 0 0 10–28 26.3%
Tamara Korpatsch 71 200 2017 2024 1 1 36–61 37.1%
Maja Živec-Škulj 73 – 1989 1996 0 0 11–30 26.8%
Petra Keppeler 78 – 1982 1986 0 0 19–28 40.4%
Dinah Pfizenmaier 79 – 2012 2015 0 0 14–21 40.0%

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The lists include the 20 best ranked German players. The rankings were introduced in 1976 (men) and 1984 (women).

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Boris Becker 6 – 1983 2001 15 27 254–135 65.3%
Udo Riglewski 6 – 1982 1995 10 20 168–163 50.8%
Kevin Krawietz 7 14 2009 2024 10 19 215–140 60.6%
Tim Pütz 7 17 2017 2024 9 19 190–111 63.1%
Andreas Mies 8 60 2018 2024 7 9 154–122 55.8%
Michael Stich 9 – 1989 2009 10 16 162–111 59.3%
Philipp Petzschner 9 – 2001 2018 8 15 177–173 50.6%
Karl Meiler 12 – 1968 1985 17 24 189–124 60.4%
David Prinosil 12 – 1992 2003 10 21 254–208 55.0%
Alexander Waske 16 – 2001 2012 4 8 111–76 59.4%
Christopher Kas 17 – 2006 2014 5 20 191–202 48.6%
Hans Pohmann 18 – 1968 1979 5 18 164–97 62.8%
Eric Jelen 18 – 1982 1992 5 11 109–80 57.7%
Jan-Lennard Struff 21 126 2012 2024 4 8 104–108 49.1%
Jürgen Fassbender 22 – 1968 1980 16 35 250–129 66.0%
Marc-Kevin Goellner 25 – 1992 2002 4 15 188–173 52.1%
Michael Kohlmann 27 – 1998 2013 5 19 219–261 45.6%
Patrik Kühnen 28 – 1985 1997 3 6 110–118 48.2%
Martin Emmrich 35 – 2010 2015 3 7 54–61 47.0%
Karsten Braasch 36 – 1989 2005 6 9 103–128 44.6%

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Claudia Kohde-Kilsch 3 – 1980 1994 25 64 438–175 71.5%
Steffi Graf 3 – 1983 1999 11 18 179–72 71.3%
Laura Siegemund 4 21 2006 2024 15 23 180–107 62.7%
Anna-Lena Grönefeld 7 – 2003 2019 17 44 407–298 57.7%
Eva Pfaff 11 – 1980 1993 8 18 277–209 57.0%
Julia Görges 12 – 2007 2020 5 16 204–175 53.8%
Bettina Bunge 17 – 1978 1989 3 10 198–153 56.4%
Barbara Rittner 23 – 1990 2005 3 13 162–199 44.9%
Anke Huber 23 – 1990 2001 1 4 133–129 50.8%
Claudia Porwik 24 – 1985 1997 6 10 138–142 49.3%
Wiltrud Probst 32 – 1986 1999 0 7 104–155 40.2%
Anna-Lena Friedsam 34 247 2013 2024 4 8 74–61 54.8%
Marlene Weingärtner 34 – 1995 2008 1 2 56–89 38.6%
Sabine Lisicki 35 – 2008 2023 4 5 66–50 56.9%
Elena Wagner 39 – 1997 2001 2 4 45–55 45.0%
Christina Singer 44 – 1986 1999 0 1 78–115 40.4%
Karin Kschwendt 45 – 1992 1996 4 6 55–64 46.2%
Meike Babel 45 – 1991 2000 1 3 49–73 40.2%
Jasmin Wöhr 46 – 1996 2012 4 10 108–171 38.7%
Andrea Petkovic 46 – 2007 2022 1 3 73–100 42.2%

Singles achievements timeline

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Rankings before the first official rankings in 1973 (ATP) and 1975 (WTA) are estimated or per Lance Tingay (*). GS = Grand Slam

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1968 Wilhelm Bungert* 44* Helga Masthoff* 12* 0 0 0
1969 Christian Kuhnke* 42* Helga Masthoff (2)* 16* 0 1 1
1970 Harald Elschenbroich* 66* Helga Masthoff (3)* 4* 1 4 5
1971 Harald Elschenbroich (2)* 82* Helga Masthoff (4)* 9* 1 1 2
1972 Harald Elschenbroich (3)* 61* Helga Masthoff (5)* 12* 1 1 2
1973 Karl Meiler 32 Helga Masthoff (6)* 8* 2 2 4
1974 Hans Pohmann 44 Helga Masthoff (7)* 8* 3 1 4
1975 Karl Meiler (2) 31 Iris Riedel-Kühn 28 1 0 1
1976 Hans Pohmann (2) 40 Helga Masthoff (8) 24 0 0 0
1977 Karl Meiler (3) 35 Katja Ebbinghaus 19 1 0 1
1978 Ulrich Pinner 34 Sylvia Hanika 35 2 0 2
1979 Ulrich Pinner (2) 23 Sylvia Hanika (2) 16 1 0 1
1980 Rolf Gehring 39 Sylvia Hanika (3) 14 1 0 1
1981 Rolf Gehring (2) 42 Sylvia Hanika (4) 6 0 2 2
1982 Damir Keretić 69 Bettina Bunge 9 0 5 5
1983 Rolf Gehring (3) 93 Sylvia Hanika (5) 6 0 1 1
1984 Boris Becker 66 Claudia Kohde-Kilsch 8 0 2 2
1985 Boris Becker (2) 6 Claudia Kohde-Kilsch (2) 5 5 1 1 6 1
1986 Boris Becker (3) 2 Steffi Graf 3 6 1 9 15 1
1987 Boris Becker (4) 5 Steffi Graf (2) 1 3 11 1 14 1
1988 Boris Becker (5) 4 Steffi Graf (3) 1 8 14 4 22 4
1989 Boris Becker (6) 2 Steffi Graf (4) 1 7 2 16 3 23 5
1990 Boris Becker (7) 2 Steffi Graf (5) 1 6 15 1 21 1
1991 Boris Becker (8) 3 Steffi Graf (6) 2 10 2 9 1 19 3
1992 Boris Becker (9) 5 Steffi Graf (7) 2 9 10 1 19 1
1993 Michael Stich 2 Steffi Graf (8) 1 9 12 3 21 3
1994 Boris Becker (10) 3 Steffi Graf (9) 1 9 11 1 20 1
1995 Boris Becker (11) 4 Steffi Graf (10) 1 7 11 3 18 3
1996 Boris Becker (12) 6 Steffi Graf (11) 1 8 1 10 3 18 4
1997 Nicolas Kiefer 32 Anke Huber 14 1 1 2
1998 Tommy Haas 34 Steffi Graf (12) 9 0 3 3
1999 Nicolas Kiefer (2) 6 Anke Huber (2) 16 5 1 1 6 1
2000 Nicolas Kiefer (3) 20 Anke Huber (3) 19 3 2 5
2001 Tommy Haas (2) 8 Anke Huber (4) 18 5 2 7
2002 Tommy Haas (3) 11 Anca Barna 62 1 1 2
2003 Rainer Schüttler 5 Marlene Weingärtner 47 2 0 2
2004 Tommy Haas (4) 17 Anna-Lena Grönefeld 68 2 0 2
2005 Nicolas Kiefer (4) 22 Anna-Lena Grönefeld (2) 21 0 0 0
2006 Tommy Haas (5) 11 Anna-Lena Grönefeld (3) 19 3 1 4
2007 Tommy Haas (6) 12 Martina Müller 54 2 1 3
2008 Philipp Kohlschreiber 28 Sabine Lisicki 54 2 0 2
2009 Tommy Haas (7) 18 Sabine Lisicki (2) 23 2 2 4
2010 Philipp Kohlschreiber (2) 34 Andrea Petkovic 32 0 1 1
2011 Florian Mayer 23 Andrea Petkovic (2) 10 2 4 6
2012 Philipp Kohlschreiber (3) 20 Angelique Kerber 5 2 3 5
2013 Tommy Haas (8) 12 Angelique Kerber (2) 9 2 2 4
2014 Philipp Kohlschreiber (4) 24 Angelique Kerber (3) 10 1 6 7
2015 Philipp Kohlschreiber (5) 34 Angelique Kerber (4) 10 1 6 7
2016 Alexander Zverev 24 Angelique Kerber (5) 1 3 4 2 7 2
2017 Alexander Zverev (2) 4 Julia Görges 14 7 5 12
2018 Alexander Zverev (3) 4 Angelique Kerber (6) 2 5 5 1 10 1
2019 Alexander Zverev (4) 7 Angelique Kerber (7) 20 1 1 2
2020 Alexander Zverev (5) 7 Angelique Kerber (8) 25 2 0 2
2021 Alexander Zverev (6) 3 Angelique Kerber (9) 16 6 2 8
2022 Alexander Zverev (7) 12 Jule Niemeier 61 0 2 2
2023 Alexander Zverev (8) 7 Tatjana Maria 57 2 2 4
2024 Alexander Zverev (9) 3 Jule Niemeier (2) 86 2 0 2
Total 165 7 206 25 371 32

Best results at significant tournaments

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Singles

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The lists include all German players who reached at least a quarterfinal at a Grand Slam, ATP/WTA Finals or Olympic tournament.

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Player Austr. Open French Open Wimbledon US Open ATP Finals Olympics
Boris Becker Win (2) Semifinal Win (3) Win Win (3) 3rd round
Alexander Zverev Semifinal Final 4th round Final Win (2) Gold
Michael Stich Semifinal Final Win Final Win 2nd round
Tommy Haas Semifinal Quarterfinal Semifinal Quarterfinal – Silver
Rainer Schüttler Final 4th round Semifinal 4th round Semifinal 2nd round
Nicolas Kiefer Semifinal 4th round Quarterfinal Quarterfinal Semifinal 3rd round
Karl Meiler Semifinal 3rd round 3rd round 4th round – –
Bernd Karbacher 3rd round Quarterfinal 2nd round Quarterfinal – –
Philipp Kohlschreiber 4th round 4th round Quarterfinal 4th round – 2nd round
Carl-Uwe Steeb 4th round 4th round 2nd round 4th round – Quarterfinal
Mischa Zverev Quarterfinal 3rd round 3rd round 4th round – –
Florian Mayer 4th round 2nd round Quarterfinal 3rd round – 1st round
Hans Pohmann – Quarterfinal 4th round 3rd round – –
Patrik Kühnen 3rd round 3rd round Quarterfinal 2nd round – –
Hendrik Dreekmann 3rd round Quarterfinal 2nd round 3rd round – –
Jürgen Fassbender – 3rd round Quarterfinal 2nd round – –
Alex Rădulescu 1st round 1st round Quarterfinal 3rd round – –
Alexander Popp 2nd round 1st round Quarterfinal 2nd round – –

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Player Austr. Open French Open Wimbledon US Open WTA Finals Olympics
Steffi Graf Win (4) Win (6) Win (7) Win (5) Win (5) Gold
Angelique Kerber Win Quarterfinal Win Win Final Silver
Sylvia Hanika Quarterfinal Final 4th round Quarterfinal Win 3rd round
Anke Huber Final Semifinal 4th round Quarterfinal Final Quarterfinal
Helga Masthoff Quarterfinal Final Quarterfinal Semifinal – –
Sabine Lisicki 4th round 3rd round Final 4th round – 3rd round
Claudia Kohde-Kilsch Semifinal Semifinal Quarterfinal Quarterfinal Quarterfinal 2nd round
Bettina Bunge 3rd round 4th round Semifinal 4th round Semifinal –
Andrea Petkovic Quarterfinal Semifinal 3rd round Quarterfinal – 1st round
Julia Görges 4th round 4th round Semifinal 4th round – 3rd round
Claudia Porwik Semifinal 3rd round 3rd round 3rd round – –
Tatjana Maria 2nd round 2nd round Semifinal 2nd round – 1st round
Katja Ebbinghaus Quarterfinal Quarterfinal 3rd round Quarterfinal – –
Laura Siegemund 3rd round Quarterfinal 2nd round 3rd round – Quarterfinal
Sabine Hack 4th round Quarterfinal 2nd round 3rd round – –
Eva Pfaff Quarterfinal 3rd round 4th round 2nd round – –
Anna-Lena Grönefeld 3rd round Quarterfinal 1st round 4th round – –
Jule Niemeier 1st round 1st round Quarterfinal 4th round – –
Heidi Eisterlehner Quarterfinal 3rd round 2nd round 1st round – –

Doubles

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The lists include all German players who reached at least a final at a Grand Slam, ATP/WTA Finals or Olympic tournament.

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Player Austr. Open French Open Wimbledon US Open ATP Finals Olympics
Kevin Krawietz Quarterfinal Win (2) Semifinal Final Round robin Quarterfinal
Andreas Mies Quarterfinal Win (2) Quarterfinal Semifinal Round robin –
Michael Stich Quarterfinal 3rd round Win Semifinal – Gold
Philipp Petzschner Quarterfinal 3rd round Win Win Round robin 1st round
Boris Becker Quarterfinal 1st round 2nd round 2nd round – Gold
David Prinosil Final Final Quarterfinal Semifinal – Bronze
Marc-Kevin Goellner 3rd round Final Semifinal 3rd round – Bronze
Tim Pütz Quarterfinal Quarterfinal Semifinal Final – Quarterfinal
Rainer Schüttler 2nd round Quarterfinal Quarterfinal 2nd round – Silver
Nicolas Kiefer 2nd round 1st round 2nd round 1st round – Silver

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Player Austr. Open French Open Wimbledon US Open WTA Finals Olympics
Claudia Kohde-Kilsch Final Final Win Win Final Bronze
Laura Siegemund Quarterfinal 3rd round Quarterfinal Win Win 1st round
Steffi Graf Semifinal Final Win Semifinal Semifinal Bronze
Eva Pfaff Final Quarterfinal Quarterfinal 3rd round Final –
Sabine Lisicki 2nd round 3rd round Final Quarterfinal – 2nd round
Helga Masthoff 2nd round Final Quarterfinal – – –
Katja Ebbinghaus 1st round Final 3rd round 1st round – –

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Player Austr. Open French Open Wimbledon US Open Olympics
Anna-Lena Grönefeld Quarterfinal Win Win Semifinal –
Laura Siegemund Quarterfinal Win Quarterfinal Win Quarterfinal
Tim Pütz 2nd round Win – 2nd round –
Julia Görges Quarterfinal Final Quarterfinal 1st round –

Records

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Singles

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Record Men Women
Player Record Player Record
Titles (Finals) Overall Boris Becker 49 (77) Steffi Graf 107 (138)
Grand Slams Boris Becker 6 (10) Steffi Graf 22 (31)
Australian Open Boris Becker 2 (2) Steffi Graf 4 (5)
French Open Stich, Zverev 0 (1) Steffi Graf 6 (9)
Wimbledon Boris Becker 3 (7) Steffi Graf 7 (9)
US Open Boris Becker 1 (1) Steffi Graf 5 (8)
ATP / WTA Finals Boris Becker 3 (8) Steffi Graf 5 (6)
Olympics Alexander Zverev 1 (1) Steffi Graf 1 (2)
Davis / BJK Cup Kühnen, Steeb 3 (3) Steffi Graf 2 (2)
Hard Boris Becker 16 (22) Steffi Graf 37 (50)
Clay Alexander Zverev 8 (13) Steffi Graf 32 (43)
Grass Boris Becker 7 (12) Steffi Graf 7 (9)
Carpet Boris Becker 26 (37) Steffi Graf 31 (36)
Matches won (pld) Overall Boris Becker 713 (927) Steffi Graf 885 (991)
Grand Slams Boris Becker 163 (203) Steffi Graf 278 (310)
Australian Open Boris Becker 29 (38) Steffi Graf 47 (53)
French Open Alexander Zverev 34 (43) Steffi Graf 84 (94)
Wimbledon Boris Becker 71 (83) Steffi Graf 74 (81)
US Open Boris Becker 37 (47) Steffi Graf 73 (82)
ATP / WTA Finals Boris Becker 36 (49) Steffi Graf 33 (41)
Olympics Alexander Zverev 9 (10) Angelique Kerber 11 (14)
Davis / BJK Cup Boris Becker 38 (41) Anke Huber 24 (33)
Hard Tommy Haas 343 (535) Steffi Graf 343 (382)
Clay Philipp Kohlschreiber 178 (317) Steffi Graf 271 (301)
Grass Boris Becker 116 (141) Claudia Kohde-Kilsch 93 (139)
Carpet Boris Becker 258 (322) Steffi Graf 187 (210)
Match win % Overall Boris Becker 76.9% Steffi Graf 89.3%
Grand Slams Boris Becker 80.3% Steffi Graf 89.7%
Grand Slam appearances Philipp Kohlschreiber 68 Angelique Kerber 61
Top 10 wins Boris Becker 121 Steffi Graf 208
Youngest title winner Boris Becker 17 yrs 6 m Anke Huber 15 yrs 8 m
Oldest title winner Tommy Haas 35 yrs 6 m Tatjana Maria 35 yrs 8 m

Doubles

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Record Men Women
Player Record Player Record
Titles (Finals) Overall Karl Meiler 17 (25) Claudia Kohde-Kilsch 25 (64)
Grand Slams Kevin Krawietz 2 (3) Claudia Kohde-Kilsch 2 (8)
Australian Open David Prinosil 0 (1) Claudia Kohde-Kilsch 0 (3)
French Open Krawietz, Mies 2 (2) Graf, Kohde-Kilsch 0 (3)
Wimbledon Petzschner, Stich 1 (1) Graf, Kohde-Kilsch 1 (1)
US Open Philipp Petzschner 1 (1) Laura Siegemund 1 (2)
ATP / WTA Finals – – Laura Siegemund 1 (1)
Olympics Becker, Stich 1 (1) – –
Matches won (pld) Overall David Prinosil 254 (462) Claudia Kohde-Kilsch 438 (613)
Grand Slams Kevin Krawietz 53 (76) Claudia Kohde-Kilsch 110 (149)
Australian Open David Prinosil 15 (24) Anna-Lena Grönefeld 27 (40)
French Open Kevin Krawietz 19 (23) Claudia Kohde-Kilsch 37 (50)
Wimbledon Philipp Petzschner 25 (33) Anna-Lena Grönefeld 34 (47)
US Open Kevin Krawietz 14 (21) Claudia Kohde-Kilsch 26 (33)
ATP / WTA Finals Kevin Krawietz 3 (9) Claudia Kohde-Kilsch 11 (17)
Olympics David Prinosil 6 (8) Steffi Graf 2 (4)
Davis / BJK Cup Tim Pütz 18 (19) Helga Masthoff 14 (21)

Team competitions

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Finals

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Competition Titles Runner-ups
Davis Cup 3 1988, 1989, 1993 2 1970, 1985
BJK Cup (Fed Cup) 2 1987, 1992 5 1966, 1970, 1982, 1983, 2014
United Cup 1 2024 –
World Team Cup 5 1989, 1994, 1998, 2005, 2011 3 1993, 2006, 2009
Hopman Cup 2 1993, 1995 3 1994, 2018, 2019

Timeline

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Davis Cup, Billie Jean King Cup (formerly Fed Cup) and United Cup results since 1981

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Davis Cup 1R 1R Z1 1R F 1R 1R W W QF SF 1R W SF SF QF 1R QF 1R
Fed Cup QF F F QF 1R SF W SF QF 2R SF W 1R SF SF 1R 1R 1R PO
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Davis Cup QF QF 1R 1R PO PO 1R SF QF QF 1R QF 1R 1R QF 1R 1R 1R QF QF
Fed Cup RR RR QF 1R 1R PO 1R PO 1R PO 1R PO 1R PO F SF 1R 1R SF 1R
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Davis Cup SF QF G1 QF QR
BJK Cup RR PO RR 1R QR
United Cup not held RR W RR

See also

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Sources

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  • "Win/Loss Index". ATP Tour.
  • "Rankings - Singles". ATP Tour.
  • "Press Center". WTA Tennis.
  • Further sources: ITF, Ultimate Tennis Statistics, Matchstat, Tennis Abstract

References

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  1. ^ "Daten & Fakten". Deutscher Tennis Bund (in German). Retrieved 11 June 2018.
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