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Men's Singles
United States (85 titles by 36 men)
Australia (18 titles by 11 men): Frank Sedgman 1951, '52; Ken Rosewall 1956, '70; Mal Anderson 1957; Ashley Cooper 1958; Neale Fraser 1959, '60; Roy Emerson 1961, '64; Rod Laver 1962, '69; Fred Stolle 1966; John Newcombe 1967, '73; Patrick Rafter 1997, '98; Lleyton Hewitt 2001
Great Britain (4 titles by 2 men): Hugh Doherty 1903; Fred Perry 1933, '34, '36
Czechoslovakia (3): Ivan Lendl 1985, '86, '87
France (3 titles by 2 men): Rene Lacoste 1926, '27; Henri Cochet 1928
Sweden (3 titles by 2 men): Mats Wilander 1988; Stefan Edberg 1991, '92
Switzerland (3): Roger Federer 2004-06
Spain (2 titles by 2 men): Manuel Santana 1965; Manuel Orantes 1975
Argentina (1): Guillermo Vilas 1977
Germany (1): Boris Becker 1989
Mexico (1): Rafael Osuna 1963
Romania (1): Ilie Nastase 1972
Russia (1): Marat Safin 2000
Women's Singles
United States (89 titles by 36 women)
Australia (5):Margaret Smith Court 1962, '65, '69, '70, '73
Germany (5): Steffi Graf 1988, '89, '93, '95, '96
Brazil (4):Maria E. Bueno 1959, '63, '64, '66
Norway (4):Molla Bjurstedt 1915, '16, '17, '18
Belgium (2 titles by 2 women): Justine Henin-Hardenne 2003; Kim Clijsters 2005
Great Britain ( 2 titles by 2 women): Betty Nuthall 1930; Virginia Wade 1968
Russia (2 titles by 2 women): Svetlana Kuznetsova 2004; Maria Sharapova, 2006
Yugoslavia (2):Monica Seles 1991, '92
Argentina (1): Gabriela Sabatini 1990
Chile (1): Anita Lizana 1937
Czechoslovakia (1): Hana Mandlikova 1985
Spain (1): Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario 1994
Switzerland (1):Martina Hingis 1997
Total Singles Championships Won by Non-American Players
Men's Singles: 41 titles by 26 men
Women's Singles: 31 titles by 16 women
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