Rod Laver
Awards & Honours
3
Awards Won
3
Honours
2
Rankings
3
Records
Rod Laver's place in tennis history is secured by his extraordinary achievements, most notably being the only male player to win the calendar Grand Slam in the Open Era. His two calendar Grand Slams, in 1962 and 1969, stand as a testament to his dominance across both amateur and professional tennis. With 11 Grand Slam singles titles and a record 200 career singles titles, Laver's records have withstood the test of time.His versatility across all court surfaces and his five Davis Cup titles with Australia further underline his greatness. The naming of Rod Laver Arena and the Laver Cup in his honour reflect the enduring respect he commands in the sport.
Awards
Honours & Distinctions
International Tennis Hall of Fame
Inducted for his outstanding career and contributions to tennis.
Rod Laver Arena
Main stadium at the Australian Open named in his honour.
Laver Cup
International team competition named after him.
Rankings & Lists
World No. 1 (Professional)
World No. 1 (Professional)
Records & Feats
Only male player to win the calendar Grand Slam in the Open Era
Achieved in 1969, a feat never repeated.
Most career singles titles (200)
Record unmatched in tennis history.
Only player to win titles on all five surfaces
Grass, clay, hard, carpet, and wood.