The Australian Open is one of four majors on the tennis calendar with the finest men and women players convening in Melbourne for a shot at glory.
Most of the greatest players of all time have stepped out on court at the Australian Open, some have gone all the way and a handful have hoisted the trophy on more than one occasion.
As the 2024 edition of the Australian Open begins, we take a look at the top dogs who have ruled the roost in the history of the competition.
Novak Djokovic became a history-maker last year as he chased down an unprecedented milestone of double figures.
He will return in 2024 determined to tighten his grip over the first major of the year despite rising competition.
RadioTimes.com brings you the list of most successful Australian Open champions in history.
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Who has won the most Australian Open titles? (Men's singles)
Open Era Australian Open titles
- Novak Djokovic – 10
- Roger Federer – 6
- Andre Agassi – 4
- Mats Wilander – 3
- Ken Rosewall – 2 (plus two in the Amateur Era)
Who has won the most Australian Open titles? (Women's singles)
Open Era Australian Open titles
- Serena Williams – 7
- Margaret Court – 4 (plus seven in the Amateur Era)
- Evonne Goolagong – 4
- Steffi Graf – 4
- Monica Seles – 4
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