To achieve the Grand Slam is to win all four major tournaments in the same year; the Australian Open, the French Open, Wimbledon and the US Open. These championships owe much of their celebrity to the Davis Cup, created in 1900. For the first 75 years, only Great Britain, Australia, the United States and France won this great team competition. For the first time, the archives of the Grand Slam have been assembled in this series, tracing the history of these championships, the four pillars of tennis. The Grand Slam has been achieved by only five players. This video shows you the best moments of the victories of these legendary players: Don Budge, Maureen Connolly, Rod Laver, Margaret Court, and Steffi Graf. They are the five greatest champions in a century of tennis. This video shows historic matches, interviews with the great champions, personal recollections and unpublished archives. 53 minutes. 1992

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