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ATPD. Prizmic vs R. Hijikata · 6-4 6-4 3-2 · Set 3 · LondonWTAH. Sakatsume vs M. Stojsavljevic · 6-2 2-1 · Set 2 · NottinghamWTAE. Raducanu vs I. Jovic · 2-1 · Set 1 · LondonCHJ. Fearnley vs F. Romano · 1-1 · Set 1 · IlkleyITF MV. Orlov vs S. Perez Contri · 6-3 7-5 · Set 3 · M25 KiseljakATPK. Majchrzak vs D. Medvedev · 7-6(4) 2-1 · Set 2 · HertogenboschATPB. Shelton vs J. Lehecka · 7-6(4) 7-6(14) 7-6(6) · Finished · StuttgartITF MA. Chepelev vs M. Sharipov · 6-1 7-6(5) 2-2 · Set 3 · M25 KiseljakCHZ. Zhang vs M. Ceban · 7-5 4-3 · Set 2 · NottinghamCHO. Okonkwo vs H. Grenier · 7-6(5) 6-5 · Set 2 · NottinghamWTAV. Golubic vs V. Erjavec · 0-0 · Set 1 · NottinghamWTAA. Dudeney vs Y. Putintseva · 1-0 · Set 1 · NottinghamATPD. Evans vs M. Giron · 7-5 3-0 · Set 2 · LondonITF MO. Baris vs A. Fenty · 2-2 · Set 1 · M25 Wichita, KSITF MS. Gorzny vs E. Aguiard · 6-1 6-3 2-2 · Set 3 · M25 Wichita, KSCHG. I. Justo vs L. E. Ambrogi · 3-3 · Set 1 · San Miguel de TucumanCHD. E. Galan vs F. Balshaw · 6-4 1-0 · Set 2 · LyonCHR. Carballes Baena vs F. Forti · 6-3 · Set 2 · Cattolica (Italy) - QualificationCHV. Jimenez Kasintseva vs K. Kawa · 1-0 · Set 1 · Modena (Italy) - QualificationATPD. Prizmic vs R. Hijikata · 6-4 6-4 3-2 · Set 3 · LondonWTAH. Sakatsume vs M. Stojsavljevic · 6-2 2-1 · Set 2 · NottinghamWTAE. Raducanu vs I. Jovic · 2-1 · Set 1 · LondonCHJ. Fearnley vs F. Romano · 1-1 · Set 1 · IlkleyITF MV. Orlov vs S. Perez Contri · 6-3 7-5 · Set 3 · M25 KiseljakATPK. Majchrzak vs D. Medvedev · 7-6(4) 2-1 · Set 2 · HertogenboschATPB. Shelton vs J. Lehecka · 7-6(4) 7-6(14) 7-6(6) · Finished · StuttgartITF MA. Chepelev vs M. Sharipov · 6-1 7-6(5) 2-2 · Set 3 · M25 KiseljakCHZ. Zhang vs M. Ceban · 7-5 4-3 · Set 2 · NottinghamCHO. Okonkwo vs H. Grenier · 7-6(5) 6-5 · Set 2 · NottinghamWTAV. Golubic vs V. Erjavec · 0-0 · Set 1 · NottinghamWTAA. Dudeney vs Y. Putintseva · 1-0 · Set 1 · NottinghamATPD. Evans vs M. Giron · 7-5 3-0 · Set 2 · LondonITF MO. Baris vs A. Fenty · 2-2 · Set 1 · M25 Wichita, KSITF MS. Gorzny vs E. Aguiard · 6-1 6-3 2-2 · Set 3 · M25 Wichita, KSCHG. I. Justo vs L. E. Ambrogi · 3-3 · Set 1 · San Miguel de TucumanCHD. E. Galan vs F. Balshaw · 6-4 1-0 · Set 2 · LyonCHR. Carballes Baena vs F. Forti · 6-3 · Set 2 · Cattolica (Italy) - QualificationCHV. Jimenez Kasintseva vs K. Kawa · 1-0 · Set 1 · Modena (Italy) - Qualification
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Amanda Anisimova
WTA · World No. 5

Amanda Anisimova

USUSA · Age 24 · Born 31 August 2001

About

Amanda Anisimova was born on August 31, 2001, in Freehold, New Jersey, and moved to Florida at age 3. She turned professional in 2016 at age 14, winning her first ITF title soon after. Her breakthrough came in 2019 at 17, reaching the French Open semifinals by defeating world No. 3 Simona Halep and winning the Bogota WTA title. After a mental health break in 2023, she returned strongly, winning WTA 1000 titles in Doha and Beijing in 2025, reaching Wimbledon and US Open finals, and achieving a career-high No. 3 ranking in January 2026. Currently ranked No. 6, she reached Dubai semifinals and Australian Open quarterfinals in 2026 but withdrew from Madrid with a wrist injury.Wikipedia, WTA Official, USTA

Profile updated 8 Jun 2026
Right now
5
WTA rank
5,848
Ranking points
1-1
7-day record
50%
7-day win rate
6
Career titles
#4
Career-high rank

Recent form

WL

In the news

“"My serve is no longer a weakness. Furthermore, my mindset has completely changed. I embrace the pressure of competing in the later rounds, I am able to maintain focus, and stay positive regardless of what happens on the court."”

  • Anisimova trains on clay with apparent new coach Torben Beltz, no wrist brace
  • Anisimova withdraws from Madrid Open due to wrist injury
  • Anisimova parts ways with coach Hendrik Vleeshouwers after 2 years
  • Pegula defeats Anisimova in Dubai SF for 5th straight win in rivalry
News last refreshed 13 Jun 2026
How they play

Playing style

Anisimova is an aggressive baseline power player who stands close to the baseline to take the ball early with flat, penetrating groundstrokes, particularly a clean, fast backhand and powerful forehand. Her exceptional timing and directional control allow her to alternate corners and finish points quickly, often from neutral positions, making her dangerous against power hitters. She aggressively attacks returns, especially second serves, prioritizing offense over defense.Semi-Western, InsideTennis

Serve
Anisimova's serve has improved significantly and is no longer a weakness, featuring good speed, placement, and consistency that sets up her aggressive baseline game.Punto de Break
Groundstrokes
Her backhand is one of the best on tour, clean and fierce with exceptional speed; forehand is powerful but more erratic, hit flat with depth and spin for weapons from both wings.Semi-Western, Tennis.com
Movement
She maintains aggressive court position near the baseline, moving laterally to cut off shots rather than retreating, with smooth movement but not elite speed; prefers faster surfaces over clay.Semi-Western
Weakness
High-risk aggressive style leads to many unforced errors, especially forehand; mental fragility and self-doubt in key moments can cause dips in performance under pressure.Semi-Western, Tennis.com

Surface splits

Career surface splits.

Hard
63.9% 140–79
Clay
64.4% 58–32
Grass
67.5% 27–13

Serve & return fingerprint

2 matches of statistics in the last 7 days. Aces/match: 2 · DFs/match: 1.5

1st serve %1st-serve W%2nd-serve W%Return 1st W%BP saved
1st serve in
62%
1st-serve points won
81.5%
2nd-serve points won
46%
Return on 1st
33%
Return on 2nd
83%

Big-match temperament

0–1
Deciders (this week)
1/0
Breadsticks given/taken

Notable rivalries

Aryna Sabalenka
Anisimova leads 6-5 in H2H; beat her in 2025 Wimbledon SF en route to final, lost 2025 US Open final; big-hitter clashes often go three sets, raising each other's level.
Iga Świątek
Anisimova leads 2-1; lost Wimbledon 2025 final 0-6 0-6 but beat her in 2025 US Open QF and WTA Finals.
Jessica Pegula
Pegula leads 5-0; recent Dubai SF 2026 loss 1-6 6-4 6-3 and Australian Open QF 2026; fellow Americans with contrasting styles.

Rivalry network

Most-played opponents inside our 7-day rolling window.

I. Jovic0–1L. Siegemund1–0
Career

Career snapshot

6
Career titles
#4
Career high
2016
First season
SeasonYear-end rankW–LTitles
201718227–122
20189620–90
20192424–151
20203011–90
20217818–160
20222333–141
20233693–80
20243621–130
2025447–182
2026611–60

Team and equipment

Head coach
Torben Beltz
Fitness
Rob Brandsma
Physio
Shadi Soleymani
Height
180 cm
Plays
Right-handed
Backhand
Two-handed
Racquet
Yonex VCORE 100
Apparel
Nike

Career highlights

  • Career-high WTA No. 3 (Jan 2026)
  • Wimbledon finalist 2025
  • US Open finalist 2025
  • WTA 1000 Doha winner 2025
  • WTA 1000 Beijing winner 2025
  • French Open SF 2019
  • Melbourne 250 winner 2022
  • Bogota WTA winner 2019
Watch & follow

Where to follow

Live scores when Anisimova is on court appear on our tennis today page, with the full schedule and where to watch in your country. The full WTA top-100 sits at our live WTA rankings. Compare Anisimova on the player statistical deep dive.

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