Grand Slam

In sports, a "Grand Slam" refers to achieving the highest level of success in a major competition or series. For example, in tennis, winning all four major tournaments—Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and US Open—in a single year is called a Grand Slam. In other sports like golf, it means winning the sport’s four biggest tournaments in one year. Overall, a Grand Slam signifies exceptional achievement by excelling across all key events in a sport within a specific time frame.