Daniil Medvedev

Daniil Medvedev
ATP 7
Best 2026: 7
Best 2025: 5
Best 2024: 3
Best 1
Country Russia
Age 30 yo / 198 cm
Forehand Right Handed (Double hand)
Turned pro 2014
Birthplace/Residence Moscow / Monte Carlo, Monaco
Coach Rohan Goetzke, Thomas Johansson
Earnings 51,948,560$
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Daniil Medvedev, born on February 11, 1996, in Moscow, Russia, is a prominent figure in professional tennis, known for his tactical prowess and distinctive playing style. Medvedev has established himself as a formidable competitor on the ATP Tour, achieving the rank of World No. 1 in February 2022. Throughout his career, he has won multiple ATP Tour titles, including his first Grand Slam victory at the 2021 US Open, where he defeated Novak Djokovic in the final.

Under the guidance of his coach Gilles Cervara, Medvedev has gained recognition for his strategic gameplay and mental resilience on the court. His other significant achievements include victories in ATP Masters 1000 tournaments and consistently reaching the advanced stages of Grand Slam events.

Off the court, Daniil Medvedev is known for his calm demeanor and analytical approach to life, mirrored in his strategic tennis play. He married his longtime girlfriend, Daria, in September 2018. Daria, who also has a background in sports, has been a supportive presence throughout his career, often seen cheering from the stands during his matches.

In terms of family, Medvedev keeps a relatively private life but has occasionally shared insights into the support his family has provided throughout his career, contributing to his success and development as a player.

A few interesting facts about Daniil Medvedev include his proficiency in multiple languages, including Russian, English, and French. Known for his unique sense of humor, one memorable moment was during the 2021 US Open final trophy presentation, where he humorously imitated a dead fish to celebrate his win, referencing a popular video game celebration from FIFA. Medvedev is also known for his analytical skills off the court, once expressing interest in a possible career involving math or engineering had he not pursued tennis professionally.

2026

Wimbledon • Grand Slam R3 Struff J 764 765 75 3 July R2 Merida Aguilar D 36 63 75 62 1 July R1 Cilic M 61 62 64 29 June Halle • ATP 500 QF Altmaier D WC 64 676 64 19 June R2 Atmane T 64 64 17 June R1 Etcheverry T 63 64 16 June 's-Hertogenbosch • ATP 250 SF Majchrzak K 764 61 13 June QF Cilic M 62 36 61 13 June R2 Boogaard T WC 63 46 766 12 June French Open • Grand Slam R1 Walton A WC 62 16 61 16 64 26 May Rome • ATP Masters 1000 SF Sinner J 1 62 57 64 16 May QF Landaluce M LL 16 64 75 14 May R4 Tirante T 63 62 12 May R3 Llamas Ruiz P Q 36 64 62 11 May R2 Machac T Forfait 9 May Madrid • ATP Masters 1000 R4 Cobolli F 10 63 57 64 28 April R3 Budkov Kjaer N Q 63 62 27 April R2 Marozsan F 62 673 64 25 April Monte-Carlo • ATP Masters 1000 R2 Berrettini M WC 60 60 8 April Miami • ATP Masters 1000 R3 Cerundolo F 18 60 46 75 23 March R2 Sakamoto R WC 6710 63 61 21 March Indian Wells • ATP Masters 1000 F Sinner J 2 766 764 16 March SF Alcaraz C 1 63 763 15 March QF Draper J 14 61 75 13 March R4 Michelsen A 62 64 11 March R3 Baez S 64 60 10 March R2 Tabilo A 64 62 8 March Dubai • ATP 500 F Griekspoor T Forfait 28 February SF Auger-Aliassime F 1 64 62 27 February QF Brooksby J 62 61 26 February R2 Wawrinka S WC 62 63 25 February R1 Shang J PR 61 63 24 February Doha • ATP 500 R2 Tsitsipas S 63 64 18 February R1 Shang J PR 64 62 16 February Rotterdam • ATP 500 R1 Humbert U 764 36 63 9 February Australian Open • Grand Slam R4 Tien L 25 64 60 63 25 January R3 Marozsan F 675 46 75 60 63 23 January R2 Halys Q 679 63 64 62 21 January R1 De Jong J 75 62 762 19 January Brisbane • ATP 250 F Nakashima B 62 761 11 January SF Michelsen A 64 62 10 January QF Majchrzak K LL 674 63 62 9 January R2 Tiafoe F 63 62 7 January R1 Fucsovics M 62 63 5 January