A Grand Slam refers to the achievement of winning all major championships in a particular sport or competition within a specific timeframe. The term is most commonly associated with tennis, where it pertains to winning the four most prestigious tournaments: the Australian Open, the French Open, Wimbledon, and the US Open, all within a single calendar year. The concept can also apply to other sports, such as golf, where it refers to winning the four major championships. In the context of card games, particularly in bridge, a Grand Slam means winning all the tricks in a hand. Overall, the term signifies a remarkable level of success and dominance in a series of significant competitions.
Cruz Hewitt, the 16-year-old son of Australian tennis legend Lleyton Hewitt, has captivated the crowd after his impressive victory in a junior grand slam. He decisively won against South Korean…