Martina Hingis

Awards & Honours

Awards Won

Honours

Rankings

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Martina Hingis stands as one of the most decorated players in tennis history. She is the only Swiss player, male or female, to win a major title and reach the world number one ranking. Her five Grand Slam singles titles and 25 major championships overall place her among the elite. She held the world number one ranking in both singles and doubles simultaneously for 29 weeks, a testament to her versatility. Being named the highest-paid female athlete for five consecutive years highlights her commercial and sporting dominance.

AwardsMartina Hingis has won numerous accolades throughout her illustrious career. She secured 25 Grand Slam titles, including five singles, thirteen women's doubles, and seven mixed doubles crowns. Her achievements include two season-ending WTA Finals titles in singles and three in doubles. She won Olympic silver medals in 2000 and 2016. Recognized as the ITF World Champion five times consecutively from 1997 to 2001, she also received the Laureus World Sports Award for Comeback of the Year in 2007.

Honours & Distinctions

International Tennis Hall of Fame

International Tennis Hall of Fame·2013

Inducted for her extraordinary contributions to the sport.

Global Ambassador

International Tennis Hall of Fame·2015

Appointed as the organization's first Global Ambassador.

ITF World Champion

International Tennis Federation·1997

Named World Champion for the first of five consecutive years.

ITF World Champion

International Tennis Federation·1998

Named World Champion for the second of five consecutive years.

ITF World Champion

International Tennis Federation·1999

Named World Champion for the third of five consecutive years.

ITF World Champion

International Tennis Federation·2000

Named World Champion for the fourth of five consecutive years.

ITF World Champion

International Tennis Federation·2001

Named World Champion for the fifth of five consecutive years.

Rankings & Lists

Greatest Female Player of Previous 40 Years

Tennis Magazine·2005

#11

30 Legends of Women's Tennis

TIME Magazine·2011

Magazine Covers

Tennis Magazine

1997

The Youngest Champion

Sports Illustrated

1998

Swiss Miss Dominates

World Tennis

1999

The Return of the King

Records & Feats

Youngest Grand Slam Singles Champion of the 20th Century

Historic First·1997

Won the 1997 Australian Open at 16 years, 3 months, and 26 days.

Youngest World No. 1 in Singles History

Career Milestone·1997

Reached the top ranking at age 16.

Calendar Slam in Doubles

Career Milestone·1998

Won all four Grand Slam doubles titles in a single year (1998).

Highest-Paid Female Athlete

Career Milestone·1997

Ranked #1 globally for five consecutive years (1997–2001).