The impressive numbers of Sabalenka and Alcaraz that demonstrate their superiority in Grand Slams
In today's tennis, the maxim that whoever strikes first strikes twice seems to be increasingly clear. In a sport where the ball travels at supersonic speed and power has become paramount, it's no surprise that the current world number ones have ended the season as the players with the most winners in Grand Slams. This is the case for Aryna Sabalenka and Carlos Alcaraz, leading the winners ranking in Majors with overwhelming data: Aryna has recorded 719, 165 more than the second best (Swiatek, with 554); Carlos has hit 1035 winners, the only one on the circuit to surpass the thousand mark and well ahead of the second-placed (Sinner, with 877). These staggering numbers reflect a completely winning approach to understanding this sport.
719 - Aryna Sabalenka has made the most winners in Women's Singles Majors this season (719) - 165 more than the second-best, Iga Swiatek (554). Painting.@AustralianOpen @rolandgarros @Wimbledon @usopen @WTA pic.twitter.com/y3D5q8CAHJ
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1035 - Carlos Alcaraz is has been the only player with 1000+ winners hit at Men's Singles Grand Slam events in 2025 (1035). Hailstorm.@AustralianOpen @rolandgarros @Wimbledon @usopen @atptour pic.twitter.com/8D9PFDkwuw
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