Reached all major finals – Open Era.

• Rod Laver.
• Ivan Lendl.
• Stephan Edberg.
• Jim Courier.
• Andre Agassi.
• Roger Federer.

Countries with most Davis Cup Wins (2 or more).

Rank	Country	Total
1	United States	32
2	Australia (played under “Australasia” until 1913)	28
3	France	9
=	Great Britain (played under “British Isles” until 1913)	9
5	Sweden	7
6	Germany	3
7	Spain	4

Youngest Winners of a Title – WTA

-Tracy Austin, 14 years, 28 days (1977 Portland).

-Andrea Jaeger, 14 years, 7 mos, 14 days (1980 Las Vegas).

-Kathy Rinaldi, 14 years, 6 mos, 24 days (1981 Kyoto).

Oldest Winners of a Title – WTA

-Billie Jean King, 39 years, 7 months, 23 days (1983 Birmingham).

-Martina Navratilova, 37 years, 4 months, 2 days (1994 Paris Indoors).

-Margaret Court, 34 years, 4 months, 26 days (1976 Melbourne).

Most titles won in season – WTA

1	Court	21	1970
2	Court	18	’69,’73
3	King	17	1971
4	Evert	16	’74,’75
4	Navratilova	16	1983
6	Goolagong	15	1970
6	Navratilova	15	1982

Most weeks ranked at no. 1 – WTA

1	Graff	377
2	Navratilova	331
3	Evert	262
4	Hingis	209
5	Seles	178
6	Davenport	98
7	S. Williams	100
8	Henin	117
9	Mauresmo	39
10	Austin	22

Most matches won in open era – WTA.

1	Navratilova	1442
2	Evert	1304
3	Graf	900
4	Wade	839
5	Sanchez-Vicario	759
6	C. Martinez	739
7	Davenport	753
8	Goolagong	704
9	King	695
10	Sabatini	632

Most Career Titles In Open Era – WTA.

OPEN ERA WTA TITLE LEADERS
1	Navratilova	167
2	Evert	154
3	Graf	107
4	Court	92
5	Cawley	68
6	King	67
7	Wade	55
8	Seles	53
9	Davenport	51
10	Hingis	42
11	Clijsters	37
11	J. Henin	41
11	V. Williams	43
13	S. Williams	36

Total Grand Slam Leaders.

	Aus. Open	Roland Garros	Wimby	U.S.Open	Overall	Total
1.M. Smith Court	11-8-2	5-4-4	3-2-5	5-5-8	24-19-19	62
2.Martina Navratilova	3-8-1	2-7-2	9-7-4	4-9-2	18-31-9	58
3.Billie Jean King	1-0-1	1-1-2	6-10-4	4-5-4	12-16-11	39
4.M. Osbourne Dupont	DNP	2-3-0	1-5-1	3-13-9	6-21-10	37
5.Doris Hart	1-1-2	2-5-3	1-4-5	2-4-5	6-14-15	35

Most Major Singles Titles (6 or more) – WTA.

		Aus. Open W-L	Roland Garros W-L	Wimby W-L	U.S. Open W-L	Overall W-L
1	Margaret Smith Court	11-1	5-1	3-2	5-1	24-5
2	Steffi Graf	4-1	6-3	7-2	5-3	22-9
3	Helen Wills Moody	0-0	4-0	8-1	7-2	19-3
4	Martina Navratilova	3-3	2-4	9-3	4-4	18-14
	Chris Evert	2-4	7-2	3-7	6-3	18-16
6	Suzanne Lenglen	0-0	6-0	6-0	0-0	12-0
	Billie Jean King	1-1	1-0	6-3	4-2	12-6
8	Maureen Connolly Brinker	1-0	2-0	3-0	3-0	9-0
	Monica Seles	4-0	3-1	0-1	2-2	9-4
10	Molla Bjurstedt Mallory	0-0	0-1	0-1	8-2	8-4
	Serena Williams	5-0	1-0	3-2	3-1	12-3
11	Dorothea Douglass	0-0	0-0	7-4	0-0	7-4
	Maria Bueno	0-1	0-1	3-2	4-1	7-5
	Evonne Goolagong Cawley	4-3	1-1	2-3	0-4	7-11
15	Nancye Wynne Bolton	6-2	0-0	0-0	0-1	6-3
	Margaret Osborne duPont	0-0	2-0	1-2	3-2	6-4
	Blanche Bingley Hillyard	0-0	0-0	6-7	0-0	6-7
	Louise Brough Clapp	1-0	0-0	4-3	1-5	6-8
	Doris Hart	1-1	2-3	1-3	2-5	6-12

Gainers and Losers – 2007 season.

GAINERS:

Roger Federer (SUI): He will finally achieve, what everyone believes only he can, among the current crop: Win the calendar Grand Slam.

Andy Murray (GBR): Will enter the sacred top five in the world. His showing at the majors will reach the semi-final stratosphere. End the year with 5 titles. Current ATP ranking: 13.

Novak Djokovic (SRB): Break the top 10 barrier, and will qualify for the year-end championship at Shanghai. Quarter final or better at the majors. Current ATP ranking: 14.

Richard Gasquet (FRA): Will reach the top 10 in the world, with an impressive quarter-final showing at the majors. Winner of at least 3 titles and contender for top 8 for Shanghai. Current ATP ranking: 16.

Gael Monfils (FRA): Reach the top 20 in the world. Possibly couple of semi-final appearances at ATP Master series. Current ATP ranking: 51.

Sam Querrey (USA): The future of US tennis will break the top 25 mark with stellar performances on faster surfaces. Only 19 years old, at 6’6″, he has immense growth potential. Current ATP ranking: 92.

LOSERS:

Ivan Ljubicic (CRO): Now at 28 years, he will see his ATP ranking slip past the top 10 for good. With a late surge in his career that led him to the no. 3 ranking in the world, he will find it rough, going up against the younger, fresher legs consistently. Current ATP ranking: 8.

James Blake (USA): At 27 now, he had a break-out season last year, reaching the top 4 in the world. Relying heavily on his power game and perfect timing, may not come as easily as in past years. Wear and tear will manifest itself, in gradual slippage of the ranking, particularly as the year ends. May stay within the top ten but Shanghai is out. Current ATP ranking: 6.

Tommy Haas (GER): He is a lighter version of Blake, having gone through many heart-breaking obstacles and nagging injuries. He reached the no. 2 ranking in the world in 2002, but with age against him at 29, it will not be easy to sustain his top performance for the whole year. Current ATP ranking: 9.

Nikolay Davydenko (RUS): He has the most mileage on his wheels. No one on the tour comes even close. He played in 31 tournaments compared to 18 for Federer and 19 for Nadal, from last January to-date. Add to it, that he is almost 28 years old. Getting married recently may be a sign of things to come or not to come. Current ATP ranking: 3.

Fernando Gonzalez (CHI): Had an unbelievable season last year, particularly the second half, reaching the Australian Open final this year. It would be difficult to maintain that physical nature of his game, over a 12 month period, with age catching up to him at 27 years. Current ranking: 5.

David Nalbandian (ARG): Having reached the no. 3 ranking in the world in March, last year, his performance has tapered off. Not having one go-to shot in his arsenal, he relies more on his deft placement and angles, a combination not a perfect recipe for success in the current power game. May possibly retire after the season. Current ATP ranking: 10.

Projected top 10 for December, 2007.

1. R. Federer.
2. R. Nadal.
3. A. Murray.
4. N. Djokovic.
5. M. Baghdatis.
6. N. Davydenko.
7. T. Robredo.
8. T. Berdych.
9. R. Gasquet.
10. A. Roddick.