Steffi Graf Steffi Graf achieved the Golden Slam in 1988, winning all four Grand Slam titles and Olympic gold in the same year—a feat unmatched in tennis history. With 22 Grand Slam singles titles, she dominated the late 1980s and 1990s with her powerful forehand and aggressive baseline style. Graf spent a record 377 weeks as world No. 1, including 186 consecutive. She won five Wimbledon and six French Open titles, excelling on all surfaces. Known for her footwork and consistency, Graf defeated players across generations. She retired in 1999 at age 30, leaving behind a legacy of excellence and professionalism. Graf’s rivalry with Monica Seles was one of the most intense in women’s tennis. Off the court, she co-founded a children’s foundation with husband Andre Agassi. Graf remains a benchmark for dominance and versatility in the sport.
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