Gallery of Champions
From Serena to Sugiyama: Sweeping the board at one tournament
A select group of players have shown their versatility and their brilliance by winning the singles and the doubles titles at the very same tournament. Check out this gallery of those stars who have achieved this feat more than once since 2000.
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Serena Williams has completed the sweep at an incredible nine tournaments - most recently Wimbledon in 2016.
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At SW19 she picked up the doubles trophy with big sister Venus.
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Martina Hingis did it five times - all in the year 2000.
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One of her doubles wins that year was alongside Anna Kournikova at the year-ending Chase Championships.
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Lindsay Davenport achieved the feat four times.
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Her first sweep came in 2000, at Indian Wells - where she beat Hingis in the singles final.
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Sara Errani has achieved it a trio of times.
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Two of those were in 2012 - with the doubles wins coming alongside compatriot and long-time doubles partner Roberta Vinci.
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Kim Clijsters has swept the board twice - once in Luxembourg in 2002, once in Sydney in 2003.
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The Belgian won the doubles in Sydney alongside Ai Sugiyama of Japan.
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Kiki Bertens is another who has swept the board twice - most recently in Gstaad in 2017.
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There, she partnered Sweden's Johanna Larsson to victory in the doubles competition. Bertens' other sweep was in Nurnberg in 2016.
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Anastasia Myskina completed the singles and doubles sweep twice - in Moscow in 2004, then Kolkata the year after.
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She won the doubles in Kolkata with compatriot Elena Likhovtseva.
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Maria Sharapova has two sweeps on her record - the 2003 Japan Open, and Birmingham in 2004.
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Sharapova won the doubles in Birmingham with Maria Kirilenko.
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Elise Mertens enjoyed an incredible 2018.
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She won the singles and doubles events in Lugano and Hobart - where she partnered Demi Schuurs to victory.
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Venus Williams has swept the board twice - both times at Wimbledon.
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She won both the singles and doubles at Wimbledon 2000 and then again in 2008.
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She also completed the achievement at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, when she picked up the doubles title alongside Serena.
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Katarina Srebotnik had a great 2005, winning singles and doubles titles in Stockholm and Auckland.
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Srebotnik partnered Shinobu Asagoe to a straight-sets triumph in Auckland in 2005.
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Ai Sugiyama achieved the feat twice in 2003, in Linz and Scottsdale.
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In Scottsdale she was playing alongside partner Kim Clijsters, with whom she also won two Grand Slam titles.
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