Who has won the most at the Australian Open?

No player at the Australian Open owns a record that comes close to that of Novak Djokovic.

With 10 titles, he sits comfortably on top of the all-time men’s singles leaders list, with four more Norman Brookes trophies than second-placed Roger Federer and Roy Emerson.

Djokovic is the only player in men’s tennis to have a win percentage of at least 85% at every Grand Slam. But the AO is his favourite, with a staggering 94-9 record at Melbourne Park.

The Serbian great has just one major record he is chasing as he sits in second place for ‘total match wins’, just below Roger Federer.

Australian Open title leaders (all time) – men’s singles

Australian Open total win percentage (active players) – men’s singles

Australian Open total match wins (all time) – men’s singles

Australian Open total match wins (active players) – men’s singles

On the women’s singles side, several legends have left an indelible mark on the Australian Open, but Margaret Court stands head and shoulders above the rest.

With 11 women’s singles titles, the Australian great is the all-time leader, followed by Serena Williams, who holds seven titles, the most of any player in the Open era.

But the queen of Melbourne Park right now is two-time champion Aryna Sabalenka, holding a career win percentage of 81.5% at the Australian Open.

On this trajectory, she will shoot up the ‘total match wins’ list quickly for current players, which is led by fellow two-time champion Victoria Azarenka.

Australian Open title leaders (all time) – women’s singles

Australian Open total win percentage – women’s singles

Australian Open total match wins (all time) – women’s singles

Australian Open total match wins (active players) – women’s singles