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Who has won the Career Grand Slam in tennis?

Jannik Sinner has the chance to join one of the sport’s most exclusive clubs at this year’s Roland Garros, where he is bidding to complete the Career Grand Slam.

A Career Grand Slam is achieved by winning all four major singles titles — the Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open — at least once across a player’s career. In the Open Era, only six men have accomplished the feat, underlining just how rare the achievement is.

The No. 1 player in the PIF ATP Rankings, Sinner enters the 2026 clay-court major still searching for his first Roland Garros crown, the only Grand Slam title missing from his collection. Carlos Alcaraz became the youngest man to complete the Career Grand Slam in February, when the 22-year-old defeated Novak Djokovic to lift the Australian Open title in February.

Sinner has put himself in the position to win the Career Grand Slam in 2026 following a rock-solid run through the majors in the past two years. The Italian won his first three majors on hard courts, winning consecutive titles at the Australian Open in 2024-25 either side of a run to the US Open trophy in 2024. Last year, Sinner let slip three championship points in an epic Roland Garros final to Alcaraz, before avenging his defeat to the Spaniard to capture his maiden Wimbledon crown just one month later.

ATPTour.com takes a look at every player to complete the Career Grand Slam in the Open Era.

Career Grand Slam in Open Era