List of WTA Tour top-level tournament doubles champions

Last updated October 10, 2024

This is a list of the women's doubles tennis champions at the Grand Slam tournaments, the WTA championships, the Olympic Games, and the WTA Tier I/Premier (Premier Mandatory and Premier 5)/1000 tournaments since 1990.

Champions list

Year	Grand Slam tournaments				Tier I tournaments										WTA Finals ^[1]	Olympics ^[2]
Year	AO ^[3]^[4]	FO ^[5]	WI ^[6]^[7]	UO ^[8]^[9]	SD ^[10]/DO ^[11]	CO/BR/IW ^[12]^[13]	MI ^[14]^[15]	HH/CH ^[16]	BE	RO ^[17]	CA ^[18]	TO ^[19]	PH ^[20]/MO ^[21]	ZU	WTA Finals ^[1]	Olympics ^[2]
1990	Novotná Suková *	Novotná Suková*	Novotná Suková*	G. Fernández Navratilova*	not Tier I	Navratilova Smith	Novotná Suková*	Navratilova Sánchez Vicario *	Provis Reinach *	Kelesi Seles *	Nagelsen Sabatini *	not Tier I	not Tier I	not Tier I	Jordan Smylie *	not held
1991	Fendick M. J. Fernández *	G. Fernández Novotná*	Savchenko-Neiland Zvereva*	Shriver Zvereva*		Savchenko-Neiland Zvereva	M. J. Fernández Garrison *	Kohde-Kilsch Zvereva*	Savchenko-Neiland Zvereva*	Capriati Seles*	Savchenko-Neiland Zvereva*				Navratilova Shriver*	not held
1992	Sánchez Vicario Suková*	G. Fernández Zvereva*	G. Fernández Zvereva*	G. Fernández Zvereva*		Savchenko-Neiland Zvereva	Sánchez Vicario Savchenko-Neiland*	Sánchez Vicario Zvereva*	Novotná Savchenko-Neiland*	Seles Suková*	McNeil Stubbs *				Sánchez Vicario Suková*	G. Fernández M. J. Fernández*
1993	G. Fernández Zvereva*	G. Fernández Zvereva*	G. Fernández Zvereva*	Sánchez Vicario Suková*		not Tier I	Novotná Savchenko-Neiland*	G. Fernández Zvereva*	G. Fernández Zvereva*	Novotná Sánchez Vicario*	Savchenko-Neiland Novotná*	Navratilova Suková*	Adams Bollegraf *	Garrison Navratilova	G. Fernández Zvereva*	not held
1994	G. Fernández Zvereva*	G. Fernández Zvereva*	G. Fernández Zvereva*	Novotná Sánchez Vicario*			G. Fernández Zvereva*	McNeil Sánchez Vicario*	G. Fernández Zvereva*	G. Fernández Zvereva*	McGrath Sánchez Vicario*	Sayers-Smylie Shriver*	G. Fernández Zvereva*	Bollegraf Navratilova*	G. Fernández Zvereva*	not held
1995	Novotná Sánchez Vicario*	G. Fernández Zvereva*	Novotná Sánchez Vicario*	G. Fernández Zvereva*			Novotná Sánchez Vicario*	Arendt Bollegraf*	Coetzer Gorrochategui *	G. Fernández Zvereva*	Sabatini Schultz-McCarthy *	G. Fernández Zvereva*	McNeil Suková*	Arendt Bollegraf*	Novotná Sánchez Vicario*	not held
1996	Rubin Sánchez Vicario*	Davenport M. J. Fernández*	Hingis Suková*	G. Fernández Zvereva*		Rubin Schultz-McCarthy*	Novotná Sánchez Vicario*	Novotná Sánchez Vicario*	McGrath Savchenko-Neiland*	Sánchez Vicario Spîrlea *	Sánchez Vicario Savchenko-Neiland*	G. Fernández Zvereva*	not Tier I	Hingis Suková*	Davenport M. J. Fernández*	G. Fernández M. J. Fernández*
1997	Hingis Zvereva*	G. Fernández Zvereva*	G. Fernández Zvereva*	Davenport Novotná*		Davenport Zvereva*	Sánchez Vicario Zvereva*	M. J. Fernández Hingis*	Davenport Novotná*	Arendt Bollegraf*	Basuki Vis *	Davenport Zvereva*	Sánchez Vicario Zvereva*	Hingis Sánchez Vicario*	Davenport Novotná*	not held
1998	Hingis Lučić-Baroni *	Hingis Novotná*	Hingis Novotná*	Hingis Novotná*		Davenport Zvereva*	Hingis Novotná*	Martínez Tarabini *	Davenport Zvereva*	Pascual Suárez *	Hingis Novotná*	Hingis Lučić-Baroni*	Pierce Zvereva*	S. Williams V. Williams *	Davenport Zvereva*	not held
1999	Hingis Kournikova *	S. Williams V. Williams*	Davenport Morariu *	S. Williams V. Williams*		Hingis Kournikova*	Hingis Novotná*	Likhovtseva Novotná*	Fusai Tauziat *	Hingis Kournikova*	Novotná Pierce*	Davenport Zvereva*	Raymond Stubbs*	Raymond Stubbs*	Hingis Kournikova*	not held
2000	Raymond Stubbs*	Hingis Pierce*	S. Williams V. Williams*	Halard-Decugis Sugiyama*		Davenport Morariu*	Halard-Decugis Sugiyama *	Pascual Suárez*	Martínez Sánchez Vicario*	Raymond Stubbs*	Hingis Tauziat*	Hingis Pierce*	Halard-Decugis Sugiyama*	Hingis Kournikova*	Hingis Kournikova*	S. Williams V. Williams*
2001	S. Williams V. Williams*	Pascual Suárez*	Raymond Stubbs*	Raymond Stubbs*		Arendt Sugiyama*	Sánchez Vicario Tauziat*	Raymond Stubbs*	Callens Shaughnessy *	Black Likhovtseva*	Po-Messerli Pratt *	Raymond Stubbs*	Hingis Kournikova*	Davenport Raymond*	Raymond Stubbs*	not held
2002	Hingis Kournikova*	Pascual Suárez*	S. Williams V. Williams*	Pascual Suárez*		Raymond Stubbs*	Raymond Stubbs*	Raymond Stubbs*	Dementieva Husárová *	Pascual Suárez*	Pascual Suárez*	Raymond Stubbs*	Dementieva Husárová*	Bovina Henin *	Dementieva Husárová*	not held
2003	S. Williams V. Williams*	Clijsters Sugiyama*	Clijsters Sugiyama*	Pascual Suárez*		Davenport Raymond*	Huber Mag. Maleeva *	Pascual Suárez	Pascual Suárez*	Kuznetsova Navratilova*	Kuznetsova Navratilova*	Bovina Stubbs*	Petrova Shaughnessy*	Clijsters Sugiyama*	Pascual Suárez*	not held
2004	Pascual Suárez*	Pascual Suárez*	Black Stubbs*	Pascual Suárez*	Black Stubbs*	Pascual Suárez*	Petrova Shaughnessy*	Pascual Suárez*	Petrova Shaughnessy*	Petrova Shaughnessy*	Asagoe Sugiyama*	Black Stubbs*	Myskina Zvonareva *	Black Stubbs*	Petrova Shaughnessy*	T. Li Sun *
2005	Kuznetsova Molik *	Pascual Suárez*	Black Huber*	Raymond Stosur *	Martínez Pascual*	Pascual Suárez*	Kuznetsova Molik*	Martínez Pascual*	Likhovtseva Zvonareva*	Black Huber*	Grönefeld Navratilova*	Husárová Likhovtseva*	Raymond Stosur*	Black Stubbs*	Raymond Stosur*	not held
2006	Yan Zheng *	Raymond Stosur*	Yan Zheng*	Dechy Zvonareva*	Black Stubbs*	Raymond Stosur*	Raymond Stosur*	Raymond Stosur*	Yan Zheng*	Hantuchová Sugiyama*	Navratilova Petrova*	Raymond Stosur*	Peschke Schiavone *	Black Stubbs*	Raymond Stosur*	not held
2007	Black Huber*	Molik Santangelo*	Black Huber*	Dechy Safina *	Black Huber*	Raymond Stosur*	Raymond Stosur*	Yan Zheng*	Raymond Stosur*	Dechy Santangelo *	Srebotnik Sugiyama*	Raymond Stosur*	Black Huber*	Peschke Stubbs*	Black Huber*	not held
2008	A. Bondarenko K. Bondarenko *	Medina Garrigues Pascual*	S. Williams V. Williams*	Black Huber*	Peschke Stubbs*	Safina Vesnina *	Srebotnik Sugiyama*	Srebotnik Sugiyama*	Black Huber*	L. Chan Chuang *	Black Huber*	King Petrova*	Petrova Srebotnik*	not Tier I	Black Huber*	S. Williams V. Williams*
					Premier Mandatory				Premier 5					defunct
					IW	MI	MA ^[22]	BG ^[23]	DU ^[24]^[25]/DO	RO	CA	CI ^[26]	TO/WU ^[27]
2009	S. Williams V. Williams*	Medina Garrigues Pascual*	S. Williams V. Williams*	S. Williams V. Williams*	Azarenka Zvonareva*	Kuznetsova Mauresmo *	Black Huber*	Hsieh Peng *	Black Huber*	Hsieh Peng*	Vives Martínez Sánchez *	Black Huber*	Kleybanova Schiavone*		Vives Martínez Sánchez*	not held
2010	S. Williams V. Williams*	S. Williams V. Williams*	King Shvedova *	King Shvedova*	Peschke Srebotnik*	Dulko Pennetta *	S. Williams V. Williams*	Govortsova Chuang*	Vives Martínez Sánchez*	Dulko Pennetta*	Dulko Pennetta*	Azarenka Kirilenko *	Benešová Strýcová *		Dulko Pennetta*	not held
2011	Dulko Pennetta*	Hlaváčková Hradecká *	Peschke Srebotnik*	Huber Raymond*	Mirza Vesnina*	Hantuchová Radwańska *	Azarenka Kirilenko*	Peschke Srebotnik*	Huber Martínez Sánchez*	Peng Zheng*	Huber Raymond*	King Shvedova*	Huber Raymond*		Huber Raymond*	not held
2012	Kuznetsova Zvonareva*	Errani Vinci*	S. Williams V. Williams*	Errani Vinci*	Huber Raymond*	Kirilenko Petrova*	Errani Vinci *	Makarova Vesnina*	Huber Raymond*	Errani Vinci*	Jans-Ignacik Mladenovic *	Hlaváčková Hradecká*	Kops-Jones Spears *		Kirilenko Petrova*	S. Williams V. Williams*
2013	Errani Vinci*	Makarova Vesnina*	Hsieh Peng*	Hlaváčková Hradecká*	Makarova Vesnina*	Petrova Srebotnik*	Pavlyuchenkova Šafářová *	Black Mirza*	Errani Vinci*	Hsieh Peng*	Janković Srebotnik*	Hsieh Peng*	Black Mirza*		Hsieh Peng*	not held
2014	Errani Vinci*	Hsieh Peng*	Errani Vinci*	Makarova Vesnina*	Hsieh Peng*	Hingis Lisicki *	Errani Vinci*	Hlaváčková Peng*	Hsieh Peng*	Peschke Srebotnik*	Errani Vinci*	Kops-Jones Spears*	Hingis Pennetta*		Black Mirza*	not held
2015	Mattek-Sands Šafářová*	Mattek-Sands Šafářová*	Hingis Mirza*	Hingis Mirza*	Hingis Mirza*	Hingis Mirza*	Dellacqua Shvedova*	Hingis Mirza*	Babos Mladenovic*	Babos Mladenovic*	Mattek-Sands Šafářová*	H.-c. Chan L. Chan*	Hingis Mirza*		Hingis Mirza*	not held
2016	Hingis Mirza*	Garcia Mladenovic*	S. Williams V. Williams*	Mattek-Sands Šafářová*	Mattek-Sands Vandeweghe *	Mattek-Sands Šafářová*	Garcia Mladenovic*	Mattek-Sands Šafářová*	H.-c. Chan L. Chan*	Hingis Mirza*	Makarova Vesnina*	Mirza Strýcová*	Mattek-Sands Šafářová*		Makarova Vesnina*	Makarova Vesnina*
2017	Mattek-Sands Šafářová*	Mattek-Sands Šafářová*	Makarova Vesnina*	L. Chan Hingis*	L. Chan Hingis*	Dabrowski Xu *	L. Chan Hingis*	L. Chan Hingis*	Makarova Vesnina*	Hingis L. Chan*	Makarova Vesnina*	L. Chan Hingis*	L. Chan Hingis*		Babos Hlaváčková*	not held
2018	Babos Mladenovic*	Krejčíková Siniaková *	Krejčíková Siniaková*	Barty Vandeweghe*	Hsieh Strýcová*	Barty Vandeweghe*	Makarova Vesnina*	Sestini Hlaváčková Strýcová*	Dabrowski Ostapenko *	Barty Schuurs *	Barty Schuurs*	Hradecká Makarova*	Mertens Schuurs*		Babos Mladenovic*	not held
2019	Stosur Zhang *	Babos Mladenovic*	Hsieh Strýcová*	Mertens Sabalenka*	Mertens Sabalenka *	Mertens Sabalenka*	Hsieh Strýcová*	Kenin Mattek-Sands*	Hsieh Strýcová*	Azarenka Barty*	Krejčíková Siniaková*	Hradecká Klepač *	Yingying Kudermetova *		Babos Mladenovic*	not held
2020	Babos Mladenovic*	Babos Mladenovic*	not held ^{[lower-alpha 1]}	Siegemund Zvonareva*	not held due to the COVID-19 pandemic				Hsieh Strýcová*	Hsieh Strýcová*	not held^{[lower-alpha 1]}	Peschke Schuurs*	not held^{[lower-alpha 1]}		not held^{[lower-alpha 1]}	not held^{[lower-alpha 1]}
					WTA 1000 mandatory				WTA 1000 non-mandatory
					IW	MI	MA	BG	DU/DO	RO	CA	CI	WU/GU ^[28]
2021	Mertens Sabalenka*	Krejčíková Siniaková*	Hsieh Mertens*	Stosur Zhang*	Hsieh Mertens*	Aoyama Shibahara *	Krejčíková Siniaková*	not held^{[lower-alpha 1]}	Guarachi Jurak *	Fichman Olmos *	Dabrowski Stefani *	Stosur Zhang*	not held^{[lower-alpha 1]}		Krejčíková Siniaková*	Krejčíková Siniaková*
2022	Krejčíková Siniaková*	Garcia Mladenovic*	Krejčíková Siniaková*	Krejčíková Siniaková*	Xu Yang *	Siegemund ^{[lower-alpha 2]} Zvonareva*	Dabrowski Olmos*	not held^{[lower-alpha 1]}	Gauff Pegula *	^{[lower-alpha 2]} Kudermetova ^{[lower-alpha 2]} Pavlyuchenkova*	Gauff Pegula*	Kichenok Ostapenko*	Sanders Stefani*		^{[lower-alpha 2]} Kudermetova Mertens*	not held
2023	Krejčíková Siniaková*	Hsieh Wang *	Hsieh Strýcová*	Dabrowski Routliffe *	Krejčíková Siniaková*	Gauff Pegula*	^{[lower-alpha 2]} Azarenka Haddad Maia *	Bouzková Sorribes Tormo *	^{[lower-alpha 2]} Kudermetova ^{[lower-alpha 2]} Samsonova *	Hunter Mertens*	Aoyama Shibahara*	Parks Townsend *	Hunter Mertens*		Siegemund ^{[lower-alpha 2]} Zvonareva*	not held
					WTA 1000 Mandatory^[30]
					DO	DU	IW	MI	MA	RO	CA	CI	BG	WU
2024	Hsieh Mertens*	Gauff Siniaková*	Siniaková Townsend*	Kichenok Ostapenko*	Schuurs Stefani*	Hunter Siniaková*	Hsieh Mertens*	Kenin Mattek-Sands*	Bucșa Sorribes Tormo*	Errani Paolini *	Dolehide Krawczyk *	Muhammad Routliffe*	Errani Paolini*			Errani Paolini*

Titles leaders

The leaders in these tournaments since 1990 are (10+ total titles):
Important note: by setting 1990 as the cut-off point, this list excludes many notable champions in high level tournaments from the previous years. Totals including titles won before 1990 are in brackets.

Active players and records since 1990 are denoted in bold.

Titles	Player	Majors	Tier I	Premier Mandatory/5	WTA 1000	WTA Finals	Olympic Games
43	/ / / Natasha Zvereva	17 (18)	23	—	—	3	—
42	Martina Hingis	13	13	13	—	3	—
34	Lisa Raymond	6	20	4	—	4	—
29	Gigi Fernández	16 (17)	9 (10)	—	—	2	2
27	Jana Novotná	11 (12)	14	—	—	2	—
25	Cara Black	5	12	5	—	3	—
24	Arantxa Sánchez Vicario	6	16	—	—	2	—
24	Rennae Stubbs	4	19	—	—	1	—
22	Virginia Ruano Pascual	10	11	—	—	1	—
22	Liezel Huber	5	6	8	—	3	—
21	Hsieh Su-wei	7	—	11	2	1	—
19	Serena Williams	14	1	1	—	—	3
19	Venus Williams	14	1	1	—	—	3
18	Paola Suárez	8	9	—	—	1	—
16	Samantha Stosur	4	9	—	1	2	—
15	Lindsay Davenport	3	9	—	—	3	—
15	Kateřina Siniaková	9	—	1	3	1	1
14	Sania Mirza	3	9	—	—	2	—
13	Elena Vesnina	3	1	7	—	1	1
13	Sara Errani	5	—	5	2	—	1
12	Helena Suková	6 (9)	5	—	—	1	—
	Ai Sugiyama	3	9	—	—	—	—
	Ekaterina Makarova	3	—	7	—	1	1
	Kristina Mladenovic	6	—	4	—	2	—
	Barbora Krejčíková	7	—	1	2	1	1
	Elise Mertens	4	—	3	4	1	—
	Bethanie Mattek-Sands	5	—	6	1	—	—
11	Martina Navratilova	1 (31)	9	—	—	1 (13)	—
	/ Larisa Neiland	1 (2)	10	—	—	—	—
	Nadia Petrova	—	7	2	—	2
	Peng Shuai	2	—	8	—	1	—
10	Katarina Srebotnik	1	4	5	—	—	—
	Latisha Chan	1	1	8	—	—	—
	Roberta Vinci	5	—	5	—	—	—
	Lucie Šafářová	5	5	—	—	—	—
	Barbora Strýcová	2	—	8	—	—	—

Calendar sweeps

Back-to-back titles in a calendar year (three minimum).
Currently active calendar combinations in bold.

Combination	Winner	Year
Rome—Berlin—French Open	Gigi Fernández Natasha Zvereva	1994
Australian Open—Tokyo—Indian Wells—Miami	Natasha Zvereva	1997
Madrid—Rome—French Open	Sara Errani Roberta Vinci	2012
Wuhan—Beijing—WTA Finals	Martina Hingis Sania Mirza	2015

Notes

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 not held due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 On 1 March 2022, the WTA announced that players from Russia and Belarus will not be allowed to compete under their nations' names or flags following the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine.^[29]

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↑ "Joint Statement by the International Governing Bodies of Tennis". WTA Tour. 1 March 2022. Retrieved 29 December 2022.
↑ "2024 WTA Official Rulebook" (PDF). International Tennis Federation. 12 February 2024. Retrieved 22 May 2024.

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