I think it's quite some collective feat for twice our whole range of predictions to miss the final total of wins.
And hey, we can't be accused of being perennially too optimistic or too pessimistic, having gone hugely under for the French Open and gone over for the US Open.
Though to be fair the GB players must take the real credit / blame just because those have been such unpredictable ( as we have literally proved ) and just darn strange totals.
Anyway, the trend for now re GB performances goes: French Open - brilliant, Wimbledon - meh, US Open - awful, Australian Open? - new year, new trend let's hope.
I think it's quite some collective feat for twice our whole range of predictions to miss the final total of wins.
And hey, we can't be accused of being perennially too optimistic or too pessimistic, having gone hugely under for the French Open and gone over for the US Open.
Though to be fair the GB players must take the real credit / blame just because those have been such unpredictable ( as we have literally proved ) and just darn strange totals.
Anyway, the trend for now re GB performances goes: French Open - brilliant, Wimbledon - meh, US Open - awful, Australian Open? - new year, new trend let's hope.
I know, bizarre? Who'd have thought we would be a clay court nation in 2025?!
There does seem to be a collective performance here - I know some argue it isnt at all like that, just take care of your own results etc. But surely a collective great result like the FO must, in some part, come from inspiration from those around you and the collective USO poor display, some malaise or tiredness in the ranks? At least in small part
I am sure I will be told that is rubbish but outside that, it is very hard to explain
Here is our updated roll of honour, to include Telstar. I will update the total once British interest is over and, in this tally, WILL also include the 2 mixed doubles winners as it is a better comparator when we look back on how many wins Brits achieved - better to have the two wins than not, right now!!
Wins
Titles
2019
Best predictor
13
AO
Wolf, Miriamabc
11
FO
No winner named
25
W
Wolf (2)
24
USO
Miriamabc (2), MichaelD, Indiana
2020
21
AO
Blue Belle
9
FO
SuperT
W
no competition
11
USO
SuperT (2)
2021
23
AO
Indiana (2)
9
FO
Brendan F
40
W
foobarbaz
32
USO
Miriamabc (3)
2022
17
AO
brittak
16
FO
no competition
43
W
Miramabc (4)
26
USO
JonH
2023
20
AO
Coup Droit, Indiana (3)
15
FO
Miriamabc (5), JonH (2)
30
W
Miriamabc (6)
26
USO
Elegant Point
2024
21
AO
Elegant Point (2), goldfish
13
FO
mdewey
40
W
Indiana (4)
27
USO
Indiana (5), FlipFlops
2025
28
AO
goldfish (2)
36
FO
Indiana (6)
39
W
DF, Danten
USO
Telstar
-- Edited by JonH comes home on Sunday 31st of August 2025 10:30:05 PM
If we include the mixed - and for comparison purposes we should- the USO will end up with 17 or 18 British wins. Which will take the year as a whole to close to 120 wins. The previous best was 102, so close to a 20 percent increase this year on any past year since we started this.
the USO may have been a washout, but the FO and AO were great fortnights that shouldnt be forgotten.
Here is our updated roll of honour, to include Telstar. I will update the total once British interest is over and, in this tally, WILL also include the 2 mixed doubles winners as it is a better comparator when we look back on how many wins Brits achieved - better to have the two wins than not, right now!!
Wins
Titles
2019
Best predictor
13
AO
Wolf, Miriamabc
11
FO
No winner named
25
W
Wolf (2)
24
USO
Miriamabc (2), MichaelD, Indiana
2020
21
AO
Blue Belle
9
FO
SuperT
W
no competition
11
USO
SuperT (2)
2021
23
AO
Indiana (2)
9
FO
Brendan F
40
W
foobarbaz
32
USO
Miriamabc (3)
2022
17
AO
brittak
16
FO
no competition
43
W
Miramabc (4)
26
USO
JonH
2023
20
AO
Coup Droit, Indiana (3)
15
FO
Miriamabc (5), JonH (2)
30
W
Miriamabc (6)
26
USO
Elegant Point
2024
21
AO
Elegant Point (2), goldfish
13
FO
mdewey
40
W
Indiana (4)
27
USO
Indiana (5), FlipFlops
2025
28
AO
goldfish (2)
36
FO
Indiana (6)
39
W
DF, Danten
17 - including mixed
USO
Telstar
And so the season is over for this - 5 different people won a slam or part of one; DF topped the year long rankings.
For those who took part in all or most of these, thank you. I hope you enjoyed it. For those who didnt, why not give it a go next year, starting in January for the Aussie Open!