Yannick Noah
Awards & Honours
2
Awards Won
3
Honours
2
Rankings
2
Records
Yannick Noah's greatest accolade is his 1983 French Open title, a historic first for France in 37 years. He also reached No. 1 in the world in doubles and won 23 singles and 16 doubles titles. His induction into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 2005 cements his legacy. In music, his album 'Saga Africa' won a Victoire de la Musique, and he has sold over a million records. His leadership as Davis Cup captain brought France victory in 1991, and his return as Laver Cup captain in 2025 shows his enduring influence.
Awards
Honours & Distinctions
International Tennis Hall of Fame
Inducted for his outstanding career and contributions to tennis.
French National Order of Merit
Awarded for his achievements in sport.
Yannick Noah Day at Roland Garros
Roland-Garros renamed its traditional event in his honor.
Rankings & Lists
World No. 3 in singles
World No. 1 in doubles
Records & Feats
First Frenchman to win French Open in 37 years
Won the 1983 French Open, breaking a 37-year drought for French men's singles champions.
Reached World No. 1 in doubles
Achieved the top doubles ranking in August 1986, a career highlight.