Included among the seven women who have achieved the highest win % at the Australian Open are Monica Seles, Steffi Graf, and Serena Williams.

Steffi Graf, Serena Williams, and Martina Navratilova are among the top seven players in terms of victory percentage in women’s singles matches at the Australian Open. Monica Seles holds the record for the highest win percentage in the Open Era category.

A total of six women have earned a win percentage at the Melbourne Grand Slam that is greater than 85%, while four women have reached a ratio that is greater than 88%.

In this article, we take a look at the seven players who have achieved the highest victory percentage in women’s matches at the Australian Open during the Open Era (with a threshold of at least 30 victories).

7. Kim Clijsters, who has an 82.7% share
Kim Clijsters finished her career with a record of 43-9 (82.7%) from her 52 matches in 10 appearances at the Australian Open. She won one title from two finals and reached the semi-finals on five occasions. Her career ended with a record of 43-9 (82.7%).

After the United States Open, which he won with an 84.4% victory rate, the Australian Open is the second-best major tournament for the Belgian player.

Martina Navratilova, 6th, with an 86.8%
Over the course of her ten appearances at the Australian Open, Martina Navratilova competed in a total of 53 matches, resulting in a record of 46-7 (86.5%). During her time there, she earned three championship titles and also suffered defeat in three championship matches.

With a win rate of 89.6% at the Australian Open, the Czech-American tennis player has achieved the second-highest win percentage among the four Grand Slam competitions, behind only Wimbledon.

87.6% of the time, Serena Williams
In the twenty years that Serena Williams competed in the Australian Open, she played 105 matches and finished with a record of 92-13. She won seven titles from the eight title matches that she participated in.

The United States Open has a win rate of 87.8 percent, making the Australian Open the second most successful major tournament for the American of all time.

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The three players who won the Australian Open without being seeded, highlighted by Serena Williams

These are the five women who have won three consecutive titles in the Australian Open: Steffi Graf is expected to be joined on the list by Aryna Sabalenka.

4. Martina Hingis, who has an 88.1% chance of winning
At the conclusion of her career, Martina Hingis finished with a record of 52-7 from the 59 matches she played at the Australian Open. During her ten appearances at the tournament, she won three titles and advanced to the finals of further three matches.

At the Melbourne Grand Slam, the Swiss player has a higher win % than it does at any of the other major tournaments.

• Chris Evert, who has an 88.2%
During her six appearances in the Australian Open, Chris Evert won two titles and finished in second place four times. Her overall record at the tournament was 30-4, with every single match she played resulting in a victory.After the French Open (92.3%) and the US Open (89.4%), the Australian Open is the third-best Grand Slam tournament for the American player in terms of win percentage.

Two, Steffi Graf, with an 88.7%
Steffi Graf concluded her career with a record of 47-6 (88.7%) at the Australian Open from the 53 matches she played. She won four of the five finals she competed in throughout her ten campaigns, winning four of the five matches she played in.

When compared to the other three major tournaments, the German has a lesser win rate at the Australian Open. This is in comparison to the French Open (89.4%), Wimbledon (91.4%), and the United States Open (89%).

1. Monica Seles, who has a 91.5% success rate
Over the course of her eight appearances at the Australian Open, Monica Seles won all four of the matches that qualified her for the finals, accumulating a record of 43-4 (91.5%) from her 47 matches played there.

A higher percentage of victories has been achieved by the Yugoslavian-American player at the Australian Open compared to the other three Grand Slam races.