Average Age of Grand Slam Champions of the past Two Decades...

Australian Open

1990-Steffi Graf-20
1991-Monica Seles-17
1992-Monica Seles-18
1993-Monica Seles-19
1994-Steffi Graf-24
1995-Mary peirce-20
1996-Monica Seles-22
1997-Martina Hingis-16
1998-Martina Hingis-17
1999-Martina Hingis-18

Average Age of Champion over the Decade: 19.1

2000-Lindsay Davenport-23
2001-Jennifer Capriati-24
2002-Jennifer Capriati-25
2003-serena Williams-21
2004-Justine Henin-Hardenne-21
2005-Serena Wiliams-23
2006-Amélie Mauresmo-26
2007-Serena Williams-25
2008-Maria Sharapova-20
2009-Serena Williams-27

Average Age of Champion over the Decade: 23.5

Average Age of Champion over the past Two Decades: 21.3


French Open

1990-Monica Seles-16
1991-Monica Seles-17
1992-Monica Seles-18
1993-Steffi Graf-23
1994-Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario-22
1995-Steffi Graf-25
1996-Steffi Graf-26
1997-Iva Majoli-19
1998-Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario-26
1999-Steffi Graf-29
Average Age of Champion over the Decade: 22.1

2000-Mary Pierce-25
2001-Jennifer Capriati-25
2002-Serena Williams-20
2003-Justine Henin-Hardenne-21
2004-Anastasia Myskina-23
2005-Justine Henin-Hardenne-23
2006-Justine Henin-Hardenne-24
2007-Justine Henin-25
2008-Ana Ivanovic-20
2009-Svetlana Kuznetsova-23

Average Age of Champion over the Decade: 22.9

Average Age of Champion over the past Two Decades: 22.45

Wimbledon the Championships

1990-Martina Navratilova-33
1991-Steffi Graf-22
1992-Steffi Graf-23
1993-Steffi Graf-24
1994-Conchita Martínez-22
1995-Steffi Graft-26
1996-Steffi Graf-27
1997-Martina Hingis-16
1998-Jana Novotna-29
1999-Lindsay Davenport-23

Average Age of Champion over the Decade: 24.5

2000-Venus Williams-20
2001-Venus Williams-21
2002-Serena Williams-20
2003-Serena Williams-21
2004-Maria Sharapova-17
2005-Venus Williams-25
2006-Amélie Mauresmo-26
2007-Venus Williams-27
2008-Venus Williams-28
2009-Serena Williams-27

Average Age of Champion over the Decade: 22.9

Average Age of Champion over the past two Decades: 23.7

US Open

1990-Gabriela Sabatini-20
1991-Monica Seles-17
1992-Monia Seles-18
1993-Steffi Graf-24
1994-Aranxta Sanchez-Vicario-22
1995-Steffi Graf-26
1996-Steffi Graf-27
1997-Martina Hingis-16
1998-Lindsay Davenport-22
1999-Serena Williams-17

Average Age of Champion over the Decade: 20.9

2000-Venus Williams-20
2001-Venus Williams-21
2002-Serena Williams-20
2003-Justine Henin-Hardenne-21
2004-Svetlana Kuznetsova-19
2005-Kim Clijsters-22
2006-Maria Sharapova-19
2007-Justine Henin-25
2008-Serena Williams-26
2009-Kim Clijsters-26

Average Age of Champion over the Decade: 21.9

Average Age of Champion over the past two Decades: 21.4

Average Age of Grand Slam Champions in the 90’s: 21.6

Average Age of Grand Slam Champions in the 2000-2009: 22.9



The youngest slams seems to be the Australian and US Open :) ENJOY!!!

Once again, this only proves that the Williams/Belgiana plus Sharapova generation is stronger than the youngsters now

1999-Steffi Graf-28


Steffi Graf was almost 30 at the time,to be precise 29 at the moment she won RG!

yeah thnx to Maria 17/19/20 if you don t count her the average of this generation would be much higher.

Today's tennis is for women, not for girls anymore. With the exception of Maria Sharapova, the stronger, more mature women are the ones dominating the game. Little girls can't compete with the power.

Uhm US Open 2005 Justine Hénin-Hardenne?! Yeah right... :weirdo:

Kim Clijsters please...

Uhm US Open 2005 Justine Hénin-Hardenne?! Yeah right... :weirdo:

Kim Clijsters please...

That and Henin won the 2003 USO.

SORRY!!!! I fix the name mistakes but the ages were correct so the averages are still the same.

Average Age of Grand Slam Champions in the 90’s: 21.6

Average Age of Grand Slam Champions in the 2000-2009: 22.9

I am pretty certain the average age of Grand Slam Champions in the years 2010 to 2019 will be way up, most likely somewhere between 25 and 27. The era of teenage champions is long gone, whereas I think we will be seeing quite a number of 30 something champions in the next decade, something that hasn't happened since 1990 and something that has been very rare throughout the open era and dare I say even before that.

Without injuries i will agree but there is always the injury variable