Grandslam
2015 Winners
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Men’s Singles
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Grandslam 2015
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Winner
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Runner
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2014 Winner
|
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Australian
Open
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Novak
Djokovic
(Serbia)
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Andy
Murray
(Great
Britain)
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Stanislas Wawrinka (
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French
Open
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Stanislas
Wawarinka
(Switzerland)
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Novak
Djokovic
(Serbia)
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Rafael Nadal
(
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Wimbledon
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Novak
Djokovic
(Serbia)
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Roger
Federer
(Switzerland)
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Novak Djokovic
(
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US
Open
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Novak
Djokovic
(Serbia)
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Roger
Federer
(Switzerland)
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Marin Cilic
(
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Women’s Singles
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Grandslam 2015
|
Winner
|
Runner
|
2014 Winner
|
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Australian
Open
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Serena
Williams
(USA)
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Maria
Sharapova
(Russia)
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Li Na
(
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French
Open
|
Serena
Williams
(USA)
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Lucie
Safarova
(Czech
Republic)
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Maria Sharapova
(
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Wimbledon
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Serena
Williams
(USA)
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Grbine
Muguruza
(Spain)
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Petra Kvitova
(
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|
US
Open
|
Flavia Pennetta
(Italy)
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Roberta
Vinci
(Italy)
|
Serena Williams
(
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Men’s Doubles
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Grandslam 2015
|
Winner
|
Runner
|
|
Australian
Open
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Simone
Bolelli
(Italy)
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Pierre-Hugues
(France)
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Fabio
Fognini
(Italy)
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Nicolas
Mahut
(France)
|
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|
French
Open
|
Ivan
Dodig
(Croatia)
|
Bob
Bryan
(USA)
|
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Marcelo
Melo
(Brazil)
|
Mike
Bryan
(USA)
|
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Wimbledon
|
Jean-Julien
Rojer
(Netherlands)
|
Jamie
Murray
(United
Kingdom)
|
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Horia
Tecau
(Roamnia)
|
John
Peers
(Australia)
|
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|
US
Open
|
Pierre – Hugues Herbert
(France)
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Jamie Murray
(UK)
|
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Nicolas Mahut
(France)
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John Peers
(Australia)
|
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Women’s Doubles
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|
Grandslam 2015
|
Winner
|
Runner
|
|
Australian
Open
|
Bthanie
Mattek-
(USA)
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Chan
Yung-Jan
(Chinese
Taipei)
|
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Lucie
Safarova
(Czech)
|
Zheng
Jie
(China)
|
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|
French
Open
|
Bethanie
Mattek-Sands
(USA)
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Casey
Dellacqua
(Australia)
|
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Lucie
Safarova
(Czech)
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Yaroslava
Shvedova
(Kazakhstan)
|
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Wimbledon
|
Sania Mirza
(India)
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Ekaterina
Makarova
(Russia)
|
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Martina
Hingis (Switzerland)
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Elena
Vesnina
(Russia)
|
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|
US
Open
|
Sania Mirza
(India)
|
Casey
Dellacqua (Australia)
|
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Martina
Hingis (Switzerland)
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Kazakhstan
Yaroslava Shvedova (Kazakhstan)
|
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Mixed Doubles
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|
Grandslam 2015
|
Winner
|
Runner
|
|
Australian
Open
|
Leander Paes
(India)
|
Daniel
Nestor
(Canada)
|
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Martina
Hingis
(Switzerland)
|
Kristina
Mladenovic
(France)
|
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|
French
Open
|
Bethanie
Mattek-Sands
(USA)
|
Lucie
Safarova
(Czech
Republic)
|
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Mike
Bryan
(USA)
|
Marcin
Matkowski
(Poland)
|
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|
Wimbledon
|
Leander Paes
(India)
|
Alexander
Peya
(Austria)
|
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Martina
Hingis
(Switzerland)
|
Timea
Babos
(Hungary)
|
|
|
US
Open
|
Leander Paes
(India)
|
Sam Querrey
Roberta Vinci(USA)
|
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Martina
Hingis
(Switzerland)
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Bethanie Mattek Sands (USA)
|
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About Leander Paes:-
With
the US Open 2015, Leander Paes won 17 Grandslam titles so far.
|
Grand Slam won by Leander Paes
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Men’s
Doubles
|
Mixed
Doubles
|
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Australian
Open
|
2012
|
2003,
2010, 2015
|
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French
Open
|
1999,
2001, 2009
|
--
|
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Wimbledon
|
1999
|
1999,
2003, 2010, 2015
|
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US
Open
|
2006,
2009, 2013
|
2008,
2015
|
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Others
|
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Won Olympics bronze Medal (Singles)
in 1996 at Atlanta
|
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He is the sports ambassador of the
Indian state of Haryana
|
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Arjuna Award in 1990
|
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Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award, in
1996–1997
|
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Padma Shri award in 2001
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Current Ranking:27 (in Doubles)
|
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About Sania Mirza: With the US Open
2015, Sania Mirza won 05 Grandslam titles so far.
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Grand Slam won by Sania Mirza
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Women’s
Doubles
|
Mixed
Doubles
|
|
Australian
Open
|
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|
2009
|
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French
Open
|
---
|
2012
|
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Wimbledon
|
2015
|
---
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US
Open
|
2015
|
2014
|
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Others
|
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|
Mirza
is the most successful female Indian tennis player in history
|
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She
is the brand ambassador of the Indian state of Telangana
|
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She
was appointed as the UN Women's Goodwill Ambassador for South Asia during the
event held to mark the International Day To End Violence Against Women
|
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Arjuna
Award in 2004
|
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Padma
Shri Award in 2006
|
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Rajiv
Gandhi Khel Ratna Award in 2014 – 15
|
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Current
Ranking: 01 (in Doubles)
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About Sumit Nagal: Sumit Ngal became
the sixth Indian to win a Slam junior title (in Wimbledon 2015) and the first
to do so in Boys’ Doubles.
Indians
who won Slam junior title so far:-
|
#
|
Player
|
Grand
Slam, year
|
Category
|
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1
|
Ramanthan
Krishnan
|
Wimbledon,
1954
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Boys’
Singles
|
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2
|
Ramesh
Krishnan
|
French
Open, 1979
|
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Wimbledon,
1979
|
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3
|
Leander
Paes
|
Wimbledon,
1990
|
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US
Open, 1991
|
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|
4
|
Yukhi
Bhambri
|
Aust
Open, 2009
|
|
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5
|
Sania
Mirza
|
Wimbledon,
2003
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Girls’
Doubles
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