ATP No. 8 · Russia

🇷🇺 Daniil Medvedev

The 2021 US Open champion has rebuilt his season around a resurgent hard-court game after a lean 2025.

Ranking points
3,580
No. 8 · career high No. 1
Career W-L
450-192
70.1% win rate
Titles
23
1 Slams · 6 Masters 1000 · 1 ATP Finals
Career prize money
$52M
$3M this season

Profile

Born
11 Feb 1996 (age 30)
Height
1.98 m (6'6")
Weight
83 kg (183 lb)
Plays
Right-handed
Style
Deep-court counter-puncher with unorthodox flat strokes
Turned pro
2014
Career high
No. 1 · Feb 2022
Weeks at No. 1
16
2026 record
30-12
Residence
Monte Carlo

Surface records

Hard320-120 · 18 titles · 73%
Clay55-45 · 1 titles · 55%
Grass40-20 · 1 titles · 67%
Indoor35-7 · 3 titles · 83%

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    Scouting report

    Consensus scouting view
    Strengths
    • Court coverage

      Stands metres behind the baseline and still absorbs first-strike tennis.

    • Serve placement

      Wins free points with location and disguise rather than raw pace.

    Weaknesses
    • Clay-court movement

      Flat strokes and deep positioning sit awkwardly on slow, high-bouncing dirt.

    • Emotional control

      Long arguments with officials cost him momentum in swing sets.

    Grand Slam bests

    Australian OpenRunner-up(2024)0 titles
    Roland-GarrosQuarterfinal(2021)0 titles
    WimbledonSemifinal(2023)0 titles
    US OpenChampion(2021)1 title

    ATP Finals: Champion 2020 · 1-0 lifetime

    Serve & return

    1st serve in65%
    1st serve won73%
    2nd serve won53%
    Aces / match6.8
    Service games won84%
    1st return won32%
    2nd return won54%
    BP converted42%
    Return games won27%
    Season win %71%

    Year-end ranking history

    Points on the board & what drops next

    3,580 points itemised
    EventPoints heldDrops inShare
    US Open21015 days5.9%
    Other results3,370150 days94.1%
    415
    defending in 30 days
    625
    in 60 days
    940
    in 90 days

    Career and season figures are illustrative. Points-drop dates approximate the rolling 52-week ATP calendar.