Tamara Zidansek – WTA #134 – Player Profile, Match Statistics & Bio

On the WTA Tour, Tamara Zidansek is currently ranked world No. 151 and represents Slovenia. She plays right-handed. Her best ranking to date is No. 22. Her professional career started in 2015.

Tamara Zidansek accumulated points at Challenger events in 2025. She captured one title at W75 Bucharest. Additional semifinals at Rome 125 and Cosenza 125. Record: 29-17. Record on clay in lower tier: 29-14. She averaged 0.36 double faults per game, won 48% return pressure points, and converted 51% of break opportunities.

2024 proved challenging for Tamara Zidansek. She reached the semifinal at Bari 125. Season record: 14-18. Challenger record: 10-12. Challenger/ITF clay record: 8-7. She saved 50% of break points, won 58% on first serve, and averaged 0.29 double faults per game.

Zidansek developed through Challenger events in 2023. She captured one title at Bari 125. Additional semifinals at Iasi 125, W40 Macon, Ljubljana 125, and W100 Maspalomas Gran Canaria. Record: 31-20. Challenger record: 25-12. Challenger/ITF results on clay: 19-7. She saved 55% of break points, won 48% return pressure points, and won 55% serve pressure points.

The Slovenian advanced to quarterfinals at Monastir and Adelaide 2 during 2022. A new career peak of No. 22 followed. Hard results: 8-8.

Tamara Zidansek won the title at Lausanne, also reaching the final at Bogota plus one semifinal at Roland Garros in 2021. She broke into the top 50. On clay: a strong 16-5. On hard, results were modest at 8-12. She recorded a win over a top-10 opponent. She dominated clutch moments winning 46% of pressure points on return, broke down first serves at 39% clip, and managed to score 46% of points when pushed to second serve.

Zidansek's 2020 season featured a quarterfinal at Acapulco. Hard results: 5-6. She controlled serve with just 0.29 double faults per game, dominated second serve returns at 57%, and rarely gave away free points at second serve with 47% success.

The Slovenian faced difficulties in 2019. Competing on clay: 9-8. Hard proved challenging: 4-9. She averaged only 0.25 double faults per game, maintained 55% rate on second serve returns, and competed well winning 37% on first serve return. She captured one title at Bol. Lower-tier record: 5-2.

2018 was a standout year for Tamara Zidansek. She entered the top 100 for the first time. She won four titles at Bol, Pune $25K, Curitiba $25K, and Santa Margherita Di Pula $25K. She also reached the final at Sao Paulo $25K. Season record: 50-15. Challenger record: 43-8. Challenger/ITF surface breakdown: clay 32-4, hard 11-4. She won 66% on second serve return, converted 59% of break opportunities, and won 49% on first serve return.

2017 proved to be a breakthrough season for Tamara Zidansek. She won two titles at Bendigo $60K and Santa Margherita Di Pula $25K. She also reached finals at Toyota $60K and Launceston $60K. Record: 29-11. Challenger/ITF results by surface: clay 8-3, hard 17-6.

Tamara Zidansek delivered an impressive 2016 campaign. She broke into the top 200. She won five titles at Gyor $25K, Pune $25K, Hammamet $10K, Santiago $25K, and Hodmezovasarhely $25K. She also reached the final at Hammamet $10K. Additional semifinals at Padova $25K, Podgorica $25K, and Navi Mumbai $25K. Season record: 53-14. By Challenger/ITF surface: clay 44-12, hard 9-1.

2015 was a standout year for Tamara Zidansek. She won four titles at Arad $10K, Telavi $10K, Dobrich $25K, and Banja Luka $10K. She also reached finals at Bol $10K, Bagnatica 15K, and Navi Mumbai $25K. Record: 47-13. Challenger/ITF clay record: 45-11.