Katie Boulter – WTA #112 – Player Profile, Match Statistics & Bio

Katie Boulter is a professional tennis player from Great Britain, currently ranked world No. 106 on the WTA Tour. She is right-handed. Her career-high ranking is No. 23. She began her professional career in 2011.

Katie Boulter faced difficulties in 2025. A new career peak of No. 24 followed. Hard results: 7-13.

Katie Boulter captured two titles in 2024, winning San Diego and Nottingham. The Brit also reached the final at Hong Kong and one semifinal. She broke into the top 50. On grass: a strong 8-3. On hard: 23-13. Boulter powered through with 0.4 aces per game, dominated on first serve with 71% points won, and thrived in clutch moments at 62% on serve pressure points.

Boulter won the title at Nottingham in 2023. She dominated on grass with a 7-3 record. Boulter struggled on hard: 4-7. She delivered when it mattered with 59% pressure points won serving, powered through with 0.4 aces per game, and saved as much as 60% of breakpoints faced. She captured one title at W60 Canberra. She also reached the final at W80 Gifu. Additional semifinals at W60 Fukuoka and W100 Surbiton. On the Challenger/ITF circuit: 17-4. Results on hard: 10-3. She won 49% return pressure points, and won 59% serve pressure points.

Katie Boulter advanced to a quarterfinal at Birmingham during 2022. Competing on grass: 7-4. She collected 2 wins against top-20 opponents. Boulter excelled with 69% success on first serve, created massive pressure with 55% on second returns, and averaged 0.3 aces per service game. She captured one title at W60 Grenoble. Lower-tier record: 10-6. Competing on hard: 10-6.

Katie Boulter reached a quarterfinal at Nottingham in 2021. Hard results: 4-8. She stayed solid at 49% on second serves, maintained decent 55% breakpoints save rate, and won a solid 65% points on first serve. At lower-tier events, she reached two semifinals at W25 Haabneeme and W60 Charlottesville VA. At lower-tier events: 11-3.

2020 proved to be a breakthrough season for Boulter. She reached the final at W15 Sharm El Sheikh. Record: 13-5. Competing on hard: 12-4. She won 39% on first serve return, won 66% on first serve, and saved 45% of break points.

The Brit played a shortened 2019 season (5 matches on the WTA Tour). She competed in just 5 matches during the season. At lower-tier events, she reached the semifinal at W25 Solapur. Lower-tier record: 5-3.

Katie Boulter built ranking on the Challenger tour in 2018. She entered the top 100 for the first time. She won two titles at Obidos $25K and Fukuoka $60K. She also reached the final at Southsea $100K. Record: 24-12. Competing on hard: 7-8.

Boulter developed through Challenger events in 2017. A maiden top-200 ranking followed. She captured one title at Istanbul $15K. She also reached finals at Kurume $60K, Obidos $25K, and Mildura $25K. Season record: 32-17. Results on hard: 14-9.

The Brit gained ranking points at Futures level in 2016. She captured one title at Sharm El Sheikh $10K. Additional semifinals at Glasgow $10K and Redding CA $25K. Record: 23-16. Competing on hard: 23-16.

Katie Boulter competed at Futures/ITF level in 2014. She captured one title at Sharm El Sheikh 10K. She also reached finals at Phuket 15K and Sharm El Sheikh 10K. Additional semifinals at Imola 15K and Les Contamines Montjoie 10K. Season record: 37-21. Results on hard: 31-17.

A tough 2013 season for Katie Boulter. She reached the quarterfinal at Sharm El Sheikh 10K. Record: 5-9. Competing on hard: 5-9.

Katie Boulter gained ranking points at Futures level in 2012. She reached the quarterfinal at Loughborough 10K. Season record: 2-3.