i want to find out list of tennis players who have achieved a career grand slam in mixed doubles?
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i'll try to search for you but i probably think that Martina Navratilova has done it before\n\nhere, found it:\n\nMixed Doubles\nPlayers who won a Career Grand Slam in mixed doubles:\n\nFrank Sedgman (1949-51) \nBillie Jean King (1967-68) \nMartina Navratilova (1974-85-2003) \nTodd Woodbridge (1990-92-93-94) \nMahesh Bhupathi (1997-99-2005-06) \nDaniela Hantuchova (2001-02-05) \nSerena and Venus Williams won what could be called "Williams family Slam" in mixed doubles in 1998 when they held all 4 mixed doubles Grand Slam titles.
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Please follow the links\nhttp://www.tennis-court.org\nhttp://www.sport-news.biz\nhttp://www.frequent-flyer.org
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Please find the results starting from 95 to till date :\n\n2004 Anastasia Myskina RUS Elena Dementieva RUS 61, 62 \n\n2003 \n Justine Henin-Hardenne BEL \n Kim Clijsters BEL \n 60, 64 \n \n2002 \n Serena Williams USA \n Venus Williams USA \n 75 63 \n \n2001 \n Jennifer Capriati USA \n Kim Clijsters BEL \n 16 64 1210 \n \n2000 \n Mary Pierce FRA \n Conchita Martinez ESP \n 62 75 \n \n1999 \n Steffi Graf GER \n Martina Hingis SUI \n 46 75 62 \n \n1998 \n Arantxa Sanchez ESP \n Monica Seles USA \n 76 06 62 \n \n1997 \n Iva Majoli CRO \n Martina Hingis SUI \n 64 62 \n \n1996 \n Steffi Graf GER \n Aranxta Sanchez ESP \n 63 67 108 \n \n1995 \n Steffi Graf GER \n Arantxa Sanchez ESP \n 75 46 60 \n \nin 1995 it was steffi Graf and she was the winner
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yes, you need to be a professional player first. play in many satellite tournaments all over the world to get points, and to get atp rank based on your collected points. up to a certain points you may enter the master series, again to get more points and higher atp ranking. after then you may have a chance to enter the grandslam.\n\npls don't forget, to enter any of each category (satellite, master, grandslam) you need to go thru the qualifying matches. life is hard, and tennis life is even harder.
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Elena Likhovtseva RUS  and Daniel Nestor CAN       \n vs.Katarina Srebotnik /Nenad Zimonjic \n \nKatarina Srebotnik SLO   Nenad Zimonjic SCG won 6-3, 6-4
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As this is in the Golf section I am presuming that you are referring to the grand slam of golf which comprises of the now 4 majors the Kraft Nabisco Championship, the LPGA Championship, the US Open and the Britsh Open, on the LPGA Tour, as I have noticed that it has been previously answered with tennis players. There has not been three players to win three majors in the same year, Pat Bradley achieved three wins with four majors up for grabs in 1986, missing out to Jane Geddes in the US Open, however this included her win in the du Maurier Classic which has been replaced by the British Open due to tobacco advertising laws being changed in Canada. In 1974 Sandra Hayne won the only two majors that were competed for in that year the US Open and the LPGA Championship. In 1950 Babe Zaharias one all three Majors that were played, being the Western Women's Open, the US Open and the Titleholders Championship. I just hope it was golf you were asking about and not tennis!
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I think by unranked you mean unseeded.  If thats the case I beleive it was Goran Ivanisevic at Wimbledon.  Before that it was Gustavo Kuerten at the French.
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www.sportsline.com  Click the tennis icon and search\n\nwww.tennis.com\n\nwww.andyroddick.com
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1 Roger Federer \n2 Rafael Nadal \n3 David Nalbandian \n4 Ivan Ljubicic\n5 Andy Roddick \n6 Nikolay Davydenko \n7 Tommy Robredo \n8 James Blake \n9 Fernando Gonzalez \n10 Gaston Gaudio
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http://www.greatachievements.org/?id=3956
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I love tennis, it has been a huge part of my life.  I am a big fan of Federer, who is unbelieveable, and the homefront boys of Andy Roddick, Andre Aggasi, and James Blake.
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MEN (Singles): Andre Agassi (USA) def. Yevgeny Kafelnikov (RUS), 3-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4\n\nMEN (Doubles): Rik Leach (USA)/Ellis Ferreira (RSA) def. Andrew Kratzmann (AUS)/Wayne Black (ZIM), 6-4, 3-6, 6-3, 3-6, 18-16\n\nWOMEN (Singles): Lindsay Davenport (USA) def. Martina Hingis (SUI), 6-1, 7-5\n\nWOMEN (Doubles): Lisa Raymond (USA)/Rennae Stubbs (AUS) def. Martina Hingis (SUI)/Mary Pierce (FRA), 6-4, 5-7, 6-4\n\nMIXED: Rennae Stubbs (AUS)/Jared Palmer (USA) def. Arantxa Sanchez Vicario (ESP)/Todd Woodbridge (AUS), 7-5, 7-6(3)
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The  one I can think of right now is Nadal who won it last year.  Gaston Gaudio won it in 2004, he's in the draw.  Juan Carlos Ferrero won it in 2003, he's in the draw.  Carlos Moya is in the draw he won it in 1998.  That's all the former champs that have entered this year.
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Men's Singles: Ryu Seung Min (South Korea)\nWomen's Singles: Yining Zhang (China)\nMen's Double: Qi Chen; Lin Ma (China)\nWomen's Double: Nan Wang; Yining Zhang (China)
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r.nadal@federertheking.com
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Yes. Sania ranks No.1 in Tennis related searches on google. She was No. 4 in September 2005 on Yahoo!s Buzz Log of Professional athletes.\n\nCheck this out -\nhttp://www.google.com/press/zeitgeist.html
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A Grand Slam tennis tournament refers to one of the four majors, 1. Wimbledon, 2. U.S Open 3. French Open and 4. the Australian Open.  Just below that you have the Tennis Masters Series event, then ATP Internationional series GOLD events, ATP tour events, Challengers, and Futures.  The main difference between these is prize money, ranking for entry, and number of participants.  Grand Slam events have 128 player draws, Master Series events will sometimes have Bye rounds for seeded players but are also high dollar events and so on.  The bigger the event the more ranking points are at stake.