Amanda Anisimova – WTA #9 – Player Profile, Match Statistics & Bio

Ranked world No. 4 on the WTA Tour, Amanda Anisimova represents United States as a professional tennis player. She competes as a right-handed player. She has reached a career-high of No. 3. She turned professional in 2016.

In 2025, Amanda Anisimova triumphed with two titles, winning Doha and Beijing. The American also reached finals at London, US Open, and Wimbledon and two semifinals. She broke into the top 10 for the first time. Anisimova dominated on grass with a 12-3 record. She went 27-10 on hard. Competing on clay: 6-4. Anisimova rarely gave away free points at second serve with 49% success, capitalized at 57% on second serve returns, and saved as much as 59% of breakpoints faced.

Anisimova's 2024 season featured the final at Toronto and one quarterfinal. Competing on hard: 15-7. She collected 6 wins against top-20 opponents. She capitalized on 49% of breakpoint opportunities, rarely gave away free points at second serve with 48% success, and seized opportunities at 47% in pressure situations on return.

Across 2023, the American went 2-7.

Amanda Anisimova won the title at Melbourne 2 and one semifinal in 2022. This brought a new career-high of No. 22. On clay: a strong 13-4. On hard: 14-7. She punished rival's second serves winning 56%, capitalized on pressure points with 46% success while returning, and rarely gave away free points at second serve with 48% success.

Anisimova's 2021 season featured quarterfinals at Parma and Bad Homburg. Hard results: 8-7. Anisimova showed mental strength converting 51% of breakpoints, seized opportunities at 47% in pressure situations on return, and backed the serve up well with 48% on second attempts.

The American advanced to a semifinal at Auckland during 2020. Competing on hard: 8-6. She controlled serve with just 0.27 double faults per game, dominated second serve returns at 57%, and converted 46% of break opportunities.

Amanda Anisimova won the title at Bogota and one semifinal at Roland Garros in 2019. She broke into the top 50. Anisimova dominated on clay with a 11-3 record. She went 9-8 on hard. Anisimova created massive pressure with 59% on second returns, defended brilliantly at 61% break points saved, and neutralized opponents winning 39% on first serve return.

Amanda Anisimova's 2018 season featured the final at Hiroshima. She broke into the top 100. Competing on hard: 11-5. She recorded a win over a top-10 opponent. She averaged only 0.31 double faults per game, maintained pressure winning 50% on second serve delivery, and held firm saving 64% of breakpoints faced. At lower-tier events, she reached the semifinal at Indian Wells 125. On the Challenger/ITF circuit: 8-2. Challenger/ITF results on hard: 8-2. She won 60% on first serve, won 66% on second serve return, and averaged 0.35 double faults per game.

Amanda Anisimova delivered an impressive 2017 campaign. She broke into the top 200. She reached three finals at Curitiba $25K, Dothan AL $60K, and Indian Harbour Beach FL $80K. Season record: 22-11. By Challenger/ITF surface: clay 12-3, hard 10-6. She won 70% on second serve return, won 37% on second serve, and won 50% on first serve return.