Grand Slam Tournaments

Grand Slam Tournaments

Grand Slam commonly names a comprehensive or great achievement, derived from the "grand slam" in contract bridge which is a successful contract to win all thirteen tricks on one deal of card game.

Grand Slam, grand slam, and so on, may also refer to:

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