Steffi Graf Trivia Questions

She defeated Martina Hingis in the final in 1999, then retired later that year. Her 22 majors are the second-most in the Open Era, behind Serena Williams.

Graf and Navratilova met in three Grand Slam finals (1987 French Open, 1988 Wimbledon, 1989 Australian Open). Graf won all three.

She won the Golden Slam in 1988 (all four majors plus Olympic gold), but that was across a single year. The Grand Slam is all four in one calendar year, which she did achieve.

She won the French Open and Wimbledon six times each, the Australian Open four times, and the US Open five times. No other player (male or female) has achieved this.

She held No. 1 for 377 weeks, the most of any female player. But Novak Djokovic holds the all-time record for both men and women with over 400 weeks.

She won the Australian Open in 1994 at age 24 and again in 1996 at age 26. She also reached the semifinals there in 1999 at age 29.

Graf is naturally left-handed. Her father taught her to play right-handed to gain an advantage with her forehand, which became her lethal weapon.

Graf led their rivalry 10-5 in official matches. While Seles beat her in key finals before the stabbing, Graf still holds the overall edge.