An curated compilation of the most historic and dramatic instances in professional women's tennis where athletes overcame a 0-2 set deficit to win the match. These moments highlight exceptional mental toughness, physical endurance, and tactical brilliance on the Grand Slam stage.
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Serena Williams saved two match points and overcame a two-set deficit to defeat Jelena Jankovic in the French Open final. The victory marked her 12th Grand Slam title and is considered one of the most iconic moments in women's tennis history.
Sharapova fought back from losing the first two sets to defeat Caroline Wozniacki in the semifinals of the French Open. This victory ended her three-year Grand Slam drought and paved the way for her fourth major title.
Halep produced a masterclass in resilience, saving two match points in the second set before coming back to defeat Madison Keys. She then went on to win her first Grand Slam title against Sloane Stephens in the final.
After dropping the first two sets to Coco Gauff, Swiatek staged a remarkable recovery to win in three sets. This comeback secured her second consecutive French Open title and cemented her status as a clay-court specialist.
Bouchard recovered from a two-set deficit against Madison Keys in the quarterfinals of the 2014 French Open. She went on to reach the final, announcing herself as a major contender on the international stage.
Pliskova overcame a two-set deficit to beat Madison Keys in the semifinals of the Miami Open. The comeback showcased her powerful serve and mental fortitude, leading to her eventual tournament victory.
Kvitova fought back from two sets down to defeat Madison Keys in the semifinals. She capitalized on aggressive baseline play and crucial break points to secure the win and advance to the final.
Stephens saved two match points in the third set against Keys to complete a dramatic three-set comeback. This victory earned her the 2017 US Open title, her first major championship.
In a grueling match, Silvana Garbin overcame a two-set deficit against Elena Dementieva. The victory is notable for its length and the sheer determination displayed by Garbin to reverse the match outcome.
Burger defeated top-10 player Vera Zvonareva after losing the first two sets. This upset highlighted the unpredictable nature of clay-court tennis and Burger's exceptional defensive skills.
Schett staged a comeback from two sets down against Silvia Farina Elia in the first round. The match is remembered for its intensity and Schett's ability to handle pressure in a five-set thriller.
Williams saved multiple match points and overcame a two-set deficit against Sharapova. The win kept her Wimbledon title hopes alive and remains one of the most dramatic matches in Wimbledon history.
Myskina recovered from two sets down to defeat Nadia Petrova in the quarterfinals. This victory was part of her historic run that led to her first Grand Slam title.
Collins overcame a two-set deficit against Madison Keys to reach the semifinals. Her aggressive style and mental resilience proved decisive in reversing a seemingly insurmountable deficit.
Sabalenka fought back from two sets down to defeat Jessica Pegula. The win secured her place in the final and demonstrated her incredible physical strength and mental toughness under pressure.
Jabeur overcame a two-set deficit against Madison Keys to reach her first major semifinal. Her tactical variety and mental composure were key factors in the stunning comeback victory.
Wozniacki rallied from two sets down to defeat Madison Keys. The match showcased her defensive capabilities and strategic adjustments, leading to a memorable upset in the later rounds.
Svitolina saved multiple match points and came back from two sets down against Keys. The victory advanced her to the fourth round and highlighted her resilience in high-pressure situations.
Kerber recovered from two sets down to defeat Madison Keys. The win was significant as it set up a final where Kerber would go on to defeat Karolina Pliskova for her third major title.
Safarova overcame a two-set deficit against Madison Keys in the semifinals. Her consistent baseline game and mental fortitude allowed her to turn the match around and win the title.
Konta staged a comeback from two sets down against Madison Keys in the quarterfinals. The victory propelled her to her first major semifinal and marked a breakthrough in her career.