The four tennis majors of 2026: who won, by what score, and who says so.

Status on 26 October 2026

All four majors are finished: the Australian Open in Melbourne (ending 1 February 2026, a date from Wikipedia and a press report), Roland-Garros in Paris (24 May to 7 June 2026; the ATP gives the closing day, the start date is from a search summary of Wikipedia), Wimbledon in London (singles finals 11 and 12 July 2026) and the US Open in New York (mixed doubles final 26 August, other finals 11 to 13 September 2026). The 2026 ATP and WTA seasons are still running, so no year-end No. 1 is named here. Seeds are shown in square brackets where the source gives them.

The US Open's own site timed out every time it was tried for this research, so its results lean on the ATP, the WTA, the LTA and an Associated Press report. That is marked where it matters.

Australian Open 2026

The results are from Tennis Australia's report of 5 February 2026, with the singles scores matching ausopen.com. Tennis Australia says the title was Alcaraz's seventh at Grand Slam level and made him, at 22, the youngest man to complete the career Grand Slam; for Rybakina it was a first Australian Open and a second Grand Slam singles title. Gadecki and Peers won the mixed doubles for a second year running. The men's final date, 1 February 2026, comes from Wikipedia and a press report, as the Tennis Australia pages read did not give it.

The men's doubles first set, two versions. Tennis Australia gives it as 7-6(7). The LTA's results page gives 7-6(4), played on Day 14 on Rod Laver Arena.

Junior singles, from the same report: Ksenia Efremova (FRA), seeded 3, beat Ekaterina Tupitsyna 6-3 7-5 for the girls' title, and Ziga Sesko (SLO) beat Keaton Hance (USA), seeded 4, 4-6 6-3 6-4 for the boys'. Tennis Australia reports 1,368,043 fans over three weeks, against 1,218,831 in 2025; that is the organiser's own count.

Roland-Garros 2026

The ATP says it was Zverev's first Grand Slam title. Roland-Garros says Andreeva, at 19, won her first Grand Slam title and was the youngest women's champion there since Monica Seles in 1992, and that Granollers and Zeballos won their third major together and a second Roland-Garros in a row. The WTA says the women's doubles title was Siniakova's fourth at Roland-Garros and Townsend's first there.

The mixed doubles champions come from a Paris listings site's roll of winners, a secondary source. A single press report, Punto de Break's of 4 June 2026, gives the final as a win over Gabriela Dabrowski and Evan King, 4-6 6-3 [10-4]. In the junior singles, Roland-Garros reports that Guto Miguel (BRA) beat Michael Antonius 6-3 6-4, Brazil's first junior singles champion there, and that Alisa Oktiabreva beat Sun Xinran (no score given).

Wimbledon 2026

Every result is from the Championships' official draw sheets. The mixed doubles sheet gives only the runners-up's surnames, so first names are not added here. The gentlemen's runner-up is read from the draw sheet's layout, and the final's date, 12 July, is from Wikipedia. The LTA gives the same gentlemen's doubles score. The WTA's report of 11 July 2026 gives the ladies' final as played that day and calls Noskova, at 21, the youngest Wimbledon champion since Petra Kvitova in 2011.

US Open 2026

The title of the US Open's own men's draw sheet, seen in a search result, also names Zverev champion. The women's singles result is from the WTA's report of 12 September 2026 (the title of the US Open's own women's draw sheet, seen in a search result, also names Rybakina champion); the WTA describes the final as ending Sabalenka's bid for a third US Open in a row. The LTA says the men's doubles was Skupski and Harrison's second major of the year after Melbourne. The Associated Press report says Siniakova and Townsend completed a career Grand Slam as a pair; the US Open's women's doubles draw sheet, seen in a search summary, gives the same champions and score. The mixed doubles was a separate event held in the week before the main draw, with a match tie-break in place of a deciding set, per the WTA.

Players with two majors in 2026

• Alexander Zverev: Roland-Garros and the US Open, the men's singles results above.
• Elena Rybakina: the Australian Open and the US Open women's singles.
• Christian Harrison and Neal Skupski: the Australian Open and US Open men's doubles.
• Katerina Siniakova and Taylor Townsend: the Roland-Garros and US Open women's doubles.

What is not on this page

Junior champions at Wimbledon and the US Open were not collected for this research. Wheelchair and quad champions are on wheelchair tennis 2026, and the season finals and team cups on tennis finals and team cups 2026. How the majors fit with World Tennis (the trading name of the ITF), the ATP and the WTA is on tennis bodies and tours. No prize money is given.