Cameron Norrie – ATP #38 – Player Profile, Match Statistics & Bio

On the ATP Tour, Cameron Norrie is currently ranked world No. 27 and represents Great Britain. He plays left-handed. His best ranking to date is No. 8. His professional career started in 2013.

Cameron Norrie reached the final at Metz, advancing to a semifinal at Geneva and three quarterfinals, including Wimbledon in 2025. Competing on clay: 9-5. On hard: 19-18. He punished rival's second serves winning 52%, showed resilience saving 66% breakpoints when threatened, and avoided the trouble at just 0.18 double faults per game.

Norrie's 2024 season featured the final at Metz, advancing to a semifinal at Rio de Janeiro and one quarterfinal. Hard results: 11-7. Norrie went 8-8 on clay. He dominated clutch moments winning 40% of pressure points on return, rarely erred with just 0.17 double faults per game, and showed mental strength converting 40% of breakpoints.

Cameron Norrie won the title at Rio de Janeiro, finals at Auckland and Buenos Aires along with one semifinal in 2023. On clay: a strong 16-7. On hard: 14-13. He minimized errors with only 0.17 double faults per game, defended brilliantly at 64% break points saved, and neutralized opponents winning 31% on first serve return.

In 2022, Cameron Norrie triumphed with two titles, winning Lyon and Delray Beach. The Brit also reached finals at Acapulco and Los Cabos and two semifinals, including Wimbledon and Cincinnati. He broke into the top 10 for the first time. Norrie dominated on clay with a 11-5 record. He went 31-15 on hard. Norrie broke down first serves at 31% clip, created massive pressure with 53% on second returns, and executed at 44% on break chances.

Norrie captured two titles in 2021, winning Los Cabos and Indian Wells. The Brit also reached finals at Lyon, Estoril, San Diego, and Queen's Club and one semifinal. He broke into the top 20. On clay: a strong 14-5. On hard: 30-15. He excelled under pressure winning 65% of pressure points on serve, broke down first serves at 32% clip, and created massive pressure with 53% on second returns.

The Brit advanced to a quarterfinal at St. Petersburg during 2020. Hard results: 9-12.

Cameron Norrie reached the final at Auckland along with semifinals at Atlanta and Acapulco in 2019. He broke into the top 50. Competing on hard: 15-14. On clay, results were modest at 4-8.

A tough 2018 season for Norrie. He broke into the top 100. Hard results: 10-10. He collected 3 wins against top-20 opponents. He saved as much as 68% of breakpoints faced, held ground at 29% on first serve return, and converted a respectable 41% of breakpoints.

The Brit delivered an impressive 2017 campaign. He broke into the top 200. He won three titles at Tiburon Challenger, Stockton Challenger, and Binghamton Challenger. He also reached the final at Cary Challenger. Additional semifinals at Lahaina Challenger, Champaign Challenger, and Lexington Challenger. Record: 33-15. Challenger record: 31-11. Record on hard in lower tier: 30-9. He won 52% on second serve, saved 66% of break points, and converted 44% of break opportunities.

2016 was a standout year for Cameron Norrie. He won two titles at USA F21 and USA F23. He also reached the final at Aptos Challenger. Season record: 31-10. Challenger/ITF hard record: 31-10. He won 69% on first serve, won 50% on second serve return, and saved 58% of break points.

Cameron Norrie competed in just 10 matches during 2015. The campaign was limited to 10 matches. He captured one title at USA F29. Record: 7-3. He saved 44% of break points, won 40% on second serve return, and won 35% on second serve.

Cameron Norrie gained ranking points at Futures level in 2014. He reached the final at Israel F7. Additional semifinals at Greece F7 and Turkey F18. Season record: 15-12. Record on hard in lower tier: 15-12. He won 71% on first serve, won 56% on second serve return, and won 55% on second serve.

Cameron Norrie competed at Futures/ITF level in 2013. He reached the semifinal at Canada F6. Record: 6-3.