TENNIS · SINGLES AND DOUBLES · ARCHIVE 35

STANWAWRINKA

Stan Wawrinka made full-blooded shot-making and a remarkable one-handed backhand the centre of a career defined by victories on tennis's largest stages.

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AI-generated drawn portrait of Stan Wawrinka based on the credited photograph
TENNIS · AI ILLUSTRATIONSINGLES AND DOUBLES
THE LEGACYA BACKHAND BUILT FOR BIG MOMENTS
Lausanne, Switzerland1985 — ∞
Major singles titlesFinal wins over No. 1Consecutive final victoriesBeijing 2008 doublesMajor singles titlesFinal wins over No. 1Consecutive final victoriesBeijing 2008 doubles

Stan Wawrinka made full-blooded shot-making and a remarkable one-handed backhand the centre of a career defined by victories on tennis's largest stages.

The Lausanne-born Swiss could force the pace against outstanding defenders. His baseline power became especially compelling when he planted his feet and committed fully to a shot.

From 2014–2016, he won major finals against reigning No. 1 players on three surfaces. Olympic doubles gold and Switzerland's Davis Cup triumph added a substantial team dimension.

PLACES · MOMENTS · ERAS

DEFINING SCENES.
ONE LEGACY.

1
2008
OLYMPIC PARTNERSHIP

Beijing

Won men's doubles gold with Roger Federer.

2
2014
FIRST SINGLES MAJOR

Melbourne

Defeated Rafael Nadal in the Australian Open final.

3
2015
CLAY-COURT CROWN

Paris

Beat Novak Djokovic to win Roland-Garros.

4
2016
THIRD MAJOR VENUE

New York

Defeated Djokovic again in the US Open final.

NOT JUST RECORDS.
LANDMARKS.

013

Major singles titles

Snapshot: following the 2016 US Open.

023

Final wins over No. 1

Those three major finals, 2014–2016.

0311

Consecutive final victories

A completed streak during 2014–2016.

04Gold

Beijing 2008 doubles

Partnered Federer for Switzerland's Olympic title.

These are completed, source-backed milestones; changing live totals are intentionally excluded.

STYLE · INFLUENCE · MEMORY

THE COURT.
THE INFLUENCE.

From 2014–2016, he won major finals against reigning No. 1 players on three surfaces. Olympic doubles gold and Switzerland's Davis Cup triumph added a substantial team dimension.

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Editorial facts and completed milestones last reviewed on September 26, 2026. This independent tribute does not imply endorsement.