Tennis Statistics

The ATP world No.1 ranking is the highest position a player can achieve in men’s professional tennis. Since the rankings were first introduced by the Association of Tennis Professionals on 23 August 1973, a total of 29 different players have reached world No.1 in men’s singles. The rankings are calculated using a rolling 52-week points

In my analysis below, I look at the heights of the top tennis players on the WTA Tour to see what their average height was. The average height of the top female tennis players turned out to be 5 foot 8 and a half inches or 1.74 meters tall with Karolina Pliskova at 6ft 1in

Below is a list of the men’s tennis grand slam winners at each of the four grand slam tournaments: Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and the US Open. Men’s Grand Slam Winners (All Time Record) Novak Djokovic currently holds the record for the most grand slams in men’s tennis with 24 titles, followed by Rafael

After looking at the height and weight of the top tennis players on the ATP Tour, I thought it would be interesting to also look at their Body Mass Index (or “BMI”). The average BMI of the top 100 tennis players listed below was 22.81, with John Isner having the highest BMI at 24.96 and

Aryna Sabalenka is the current world no 1 female tennis player in the WTA rankings, ahead of other top 10 players like Coco Gauff and Iga Swiatek. The average age of the top 100 female tennis players is just over 26 years old, with the highest-ranked female player 21 or under being Coco Gauff, while

For this article, I looked at the weights of the top 100 tennis players on the ATP Tour to see what their average weight was. The average weight of the top 100 male tennis players was 176lbs (80kg) with John Isner at 238lbs (108kg), the heaviest player in the top 100, and Diego Schwartzman and Yoshihito Nishioka at 141lbs (64kg), the lightest players

The average height of male professional tennis players has increased steadily over the past few decades as the sport has become faster and more serve-dominated. By analysing the heights of the top tennis players, we can estimate the typical physical profile of modern professional tennis players. Based on ATP Tour data from recent years, the

The youngest player to win a Grand Slam singles title in the Open Era is Martina Hingis, who won the 1997 Australian Open at just 16 years and 117 days old. In men’s tennis, the youngest Grand Slam champion is Michael Chang, who won the 1989 French Open aged 17 years and 110 days. Category

Below is a list of Grand Slam Singles Winners by Country starting with the country with the most titles to the countries that have at least one major singles title. Grand Slam Winners by Country (Singles) The USA holds the record for most Grand Slam singles titles with 352 in total, followed by Australia with

I have already looked at the top British, American, and Australian players in Tennis, and now it’s time to look at the top players from Canada on the ATP and WTA tours. Read on to see who is the number 1 ranked Canadian on the men’s and women’s tours in July 2023. Top Male Tennis