French Open winners: Men's and women's singles champions - ESPN

Rafael Nadal has dominated the French Open since winning his first title at Roland Garros in 2005. Of the Spaniard's 22 career Grand Slam championships,14 have come on the French Open's clay courts. That's more than any other player in tennis history.

With Nadal and 2023 champion Novak Djokovik out of the running in the 2024 tournament, either Carlos Alcaraz or Alexander Zverev will emerge victorious after this year's men's final.

On the women's side, Chris Evert is the queen of the clay. Her seven career French Open titles are the most by any woman.

Iga Swiatek, the world's current No. 1 player, just won her third consecutive French Open title in the 2024 tournament, drawing her closer to Evert's record.

Let's check out men's and women's singles champions throughout French Open history.

ALL-TIME FRENCH OPEN MEN'S SINGLES CHAMPIONS

2023: Novak Djokovic

2022: Rafael Nadal

2021: Novak Djokovic

2020: Rafael Nadal

2019: Rafael Nadal

2018: Rafael Nadal

2017: Rafael Nadal

2016: Novak Djokovic

2015: Stan Wawrinka

2014: Rafael Nadal

2013: Rafael Nadal

2012: Rafael Nadal

2011: Rafael Nadal

2010: Rafael Nadal

2009: Roger Federer

2008: Rafael Nadal

2007: Rafael Nadal

2006: Rafael Nadal

2005: Rafael Nadal

2004: Gaston Gaudio

2003: Juan Carlos Ferrero

2002: Albert Costa

2001: Gustavo Kuerten

2000: Gustavo Kuerten

1999: Andre Agassi

1998: Carlos Moya

1997: Gustavo Kuerten

1996: Yevgeny Kafelnikov

1995: Thomas Muster

1994: Sergi Bruguera

1993: Sergi Bruguera

1992: Jim Courier

1991: Jim Courier

1990: Andres Gomez

1989: Michael Chang

1988: Mats Wilander

1987: Ivan Lendl

1986: Ivan Lendl

1985: Mats Wilander

1984: Ivan Lendl

1983: Yannick Noah

1982: Mats Wilander

1981: Bjorn Borg

1980: Bjorn Borg

1979: Bjorn Borg

1978: Bjorn Borg

1977: