Martina Navratilova

Insights

Historic longevity: Grand Slam results across 32 seasons

Her Grand Slam career spans 1973-1994 and then 2004, with results recorded in 32 different seasons. The final entries come at age 47, showing an exceptionally long competitive arc within the supplied data.

Elite conversion rate: 18 titles from 32 seasons and 378 matches

Across 67 tournaments and 378 matches, she compiled a 329-49 record, an 87% win rate. That volume includes 18 championships, 14 runner-up finishes, and 12 semifinal appearances, indicating repeated deep runs rather than isolated peaks.

Wimbledon is the clearest peak venue

Wimbledon accounts for 7 of her 18 titles in the results table, including wins at ages 21, 22, 25, 27, 28, 29, and 30. It is also where her latest final appears, at age 37 in 1994.

1983-1987 was her most dominant five-year stretch

From 1983 through 1987, she won 12 of 20 Grand Slam events listed in the table and reached at least the final in 17 of those 20. The only clear interruption was the 1983 French Open, where she lost in the round of 16.

Early breakthrough came before age 20

By age 18, she had already reached two finals in 1975, and by age 19 she added a Wimbledon semifinal. Her first title in the table arrives at age 21, but the results show elite-level contention well before that.