Daniil Medvedev – ATP #8 – Player Profile, Match Statistics & Bio

Daniil Medvedev is a professional tennis player from Russia, currently ranked world No. 12 on the ATP Tour. He competes as a right-handed player. He has reached a career-high of No. 1. He turned professional in 2011.

Daniil Medvedev won the title at Almaty, also reaching the final at Halle plus four semifinals, including Shanghai and Indian Wells in 2025. He dominated on hard with a 30-16 record. He went 6-4 on clay. He won a strong 76% behind the first serve, powered through with 0.7 aces per game, and excelled under pressure winning 65% of pressure points on serve.

Daniil Medvedev reached the Australian Open final, also reaching the final at Indian Wells, reaching semifinals at Dubai, Miami, Beijing, and Wimbledon along with three quarterfinals, including US Open and Madrid in 2024. On hard: a strong 29-12. On clay: 11-5. He neutralized opponents winning 32% on first serve return, dominated second serve returns at 53%, and showed mental strength converting 44% of breakpoints.

In 2023, Medvedev triumphed with five titles, winning Doha, Rome, Dubai, Miami, and Rotterdam. Daniil Medvedev also reached finals at Vienna, Beijing, US Open, and Indian Wells and three semifinals, including Wimbledon. He dominated on hard with a 48-12 record. Medvedev went 10-3 on clay. Competing on grass: 7-3. He showed mental strength converting 46% of breakpoints, seized opportunities at 43% in pressure situations on return, and excelled under pressure winning 66% of pressure points on serve.

Daniil Medvedev captured two titles in 2022, winning Vienna and Los Cabos. Medvedev also reached finals at Halle, Australian Open, and s Hertogenbosch and three semifinals, including Cincinnati. This marked his climb to the top of the rankings. On hard: a strong 33-11. On grass: 8-3. He defended brilliantly at 68% break points saved, excelled under pressure winning 68% of pressure points on serve, and excelled with 76% success on first serve.

In 2021, Daniil Medvedev triumphed with four titles, winning Canada, US Open, Mallorca, and Marseille. The Russian also reached finals at Paris and Australian Open and one semifinal at Cincinnati. This brought a new career-high of No. 2. Hard results: 40-7. He capitalized at 57% on second serve returns, clutched under pressure converting 47% of break chances, and capitalized on pressure points with 43% success while returning.

Medvedev won the title at Paris and one semifinal at US Open in 2020. Competing on hard: 23-8. He punished rival's second serves winning 56%, capitalized on 43% of breakpoint opportunities, and won a strong 78% behind the first serve.

In 2019, the Russian triumphed with four titles, winning Sofia, Shanghai, Cincinnati, and St. Petersburg. Daniil Medvedev also reached finals at Canada, US Open, Brisbane, Barcelona, and Washington and three semifinals, including Monte Carlo. He cracked the top 10 for the first time in his career. He dominated on hard with a 45-10 record. He went 8-5 on clay. He executed at 44% on break chances, neutralized opponents winning 31% on first serve return, and excelled with 76% success on first serve.

Daniil Medvedev captured three titles in 2018, winning Tokyo, Sydney, and Winston Salem. Medvedev also reached two semifinals. He reached the top 20 for the first time. The campaign marked a return to form after struggles. Competing on hard: 36-14. He dominated on first serve with 74% points won, dominated second serve returns at 51%, and delivered 0.6 free points per game through aces.

A tough 2017 season for Medvedev. This brought his first top-50 ranking. He dominated on grass with a 8-4 record. Medvedev went 14-15 on hard. He collected 3 wins against top-20 opponents. He saved as much as 65% of breakpoints faced, converted 40% of break chances, and won a solid 72% points on first serve.

The Russian delivered an impressive 2016 campaign. He broke into the top 200. He won two titles at Switzerland F2 and St Remy de Provence Challenger. He also reached the final at Portoroz Challenger. Additional semifinals at Mons Challenger, Kazan Challenger, Budapest Challenger, and Bratislava Challenger. Record: 57-24. Challenger record: 52-19. By Challenger/ITF surface: clay 8-4, hard 33-12. He won 55% on second serve return, won 74% on first serve, and won 50% on second serve.

Daniil Medvedev competed at Futures/ITF level in 2015. He won two titles at Russia F1 and Tunisia F13. Additional semifinals at France F9, Belarus F1, France F21, and Germany F18. Season record: 43-21. Challenger/ITF surface breakdown: clay 14-6, hard 25-13. He won 69% on first serve, won 54% on second serve return, and saved 59% of break points.

2014 proved to be a breakthrough season for Daniil Medvedev. He captured one title at Georgia F2. Additional semifinals at Georgia F1 and Georgia F3. Record: 17-7. Challenger/ITF results on clay: 14-4.