Head-to-head records between the world’s top tennis players. Browse career matchup histories, surface-by-surface breakdowns and recent form comparisons for every major ATP and WTA rivalry. H2H records are one of the most reliable inputs for tennis betting analysis.

Featured ATP Head-to-Head Matchups

The current ATP tour is defined by a small group of elite players who meet repeatedly at the biggest events. The matchups below are the most searched and most relevant for betting markets in 2026.

• Alcaraz vs Sinner — 16 career meetings and counting. Sinner leads on hard courts, Alcaraz on clay and grass. Three consecutive Slam finals featured both players — the rivalry that defines men’s tennis right now.
• Djokovic vs Alcaraz — Tied 5–5 overall. Alcaraz has won all three of their Grand Slam final meetings; Djokovic’s best result in recent years was the 2025 Australian Open quarter-final.
• Sinner vs Djokovic — Sinner leads 6–5. He won five in a row before Djokovic snapped the streak in a five-set AO 2026 semi-final epic. The rivalry swings on big occasions.
• Sinner vs Zverev — Sinner leads 7–4 across 11 career meetings and has won the last six in a row. Zverev won four straight between 2020 and 2023; Sinner has been dominant since 2024.
• Alcaraz vs Zverev — Alcaraz leads 7–6 in one of the closest rivalries on tour. Zverev leads 3–0 on indoor hard courts; Alcaraz won their AO 2026 semi-final 7–5 in the fifth after five hours and 27 minutes.
• Draper vs Alcaraz — Alcaraz leads 4–2, but Draper’s 6–1, 0–6, 6–4 win in the Indian Wells 2025 semi-final showed he can beat the world’s best on a big stage.
• Sinner vs Lehecka — Sinner leads 4–0 without dropping a set across four career meetings. Two hard-court wins (Indian Wells 2024, Beijing 2024) plus a 6-0, 6-1, 6-2 demolition at Roland Garros 2025.
• Rublev vs Fils — Tied 1–1. Fils leads on clay (Monte-Carlo 2025, 6-2 6-3), Rublev won on hard (Hong Kong 2024). They meet in the Barcelona Open 2026 final on Sunday 19 April.
• Sinner vs Ruud — Sinner leads 4–0 with no sets dropped. Most recent: Sinner won the 2026 Italian Open final 6-4, 6-4 to complete the Career Golden Masters.
• Sinner vs Medvedev — Sinner leads 9–6. Medvedev won the first six meetings (2020-23); Sinner has dominated since. Most recent: Sinner won the rain-delayed Rome 2026 SF 6-2, 5-7, 6-4.
• Svitolina vs Gauff — Svitolina leads 4–2. Most recent: Svitolina won the 2026 Italian Open final 6-4, 6-7(3), 6-2 in their first clay-court meeting.
• Svitolina vs Swiatek — Swiatek leads career H2H, but Svitolina won the 2026 Italian Open semi-final to deny Swiatek a fourth Rome title. Two of the most decorated clay-court players of the modern era.
• Kostyuk vs Andreeva — Kostyuk beat Andreeva 6-3, 7-5 in the 2026 Madrid Open final — her first WTA 1000 title. Kostyuk’s Roland-Garros participation in doubt with a hip injury.
• Alcaraz vs Medvedev — Alcaraz leads 6–3 across nine meetings, level 2–2 at the Slams. Medvedev won the 2023 US Open semi-final; Alcaraz has since won back-to-back Wimbledon semis and pulled clear.
• Alcaraz vs Fritz — Alcaraz leads 5–1. Fritz’s standout win came at the 2025 Laver Cup; Alcaraz has taken the tour-level meetings, including the 2025 ATP Finals.
• Sinner vs Draper — Level 1–1 — Sinner and Britain’s No.1 have split their two meetings; a rivalry on the up now Sinner is world No.1.
• Sinner vs Shelton — Sinner leads 9–1 across 10 meetings; the American’s huge lefty serve his main weapon.
• Sinner vs Musetti — Sinner leads 3–0 in the all-Italian derby — power vs the one-handed backhand.
• Sinner vs Fritz — Sinner leads 2–1, including the 2024 US Open final.
• Sinner vs de Minaur — Sinner leads 12–0 — he has never lost to the Australian.
• Sinner vs Rune — Sinner leads 3–2 in a competitive next-gen rivalry; Rune one of few with multiple wins over him.
• Zverev vs Mensik — Zverev leads 1–0 (Madrid 2026); they meet again in the Roland-Garros 2026 semi-finals.
• Arnaldi vs Cobolli — the all-Italian Roland-Garros 2026 semi-final; Arnaldi leads 3–2 (1–1 at ATP level).

Featured WTA Head-to-Head Matchups

• Swiatek vs Ostapenko — Ostapenko leads 6–0. The Latvian has never lost to Swiatek; the flat aggressive ball-striking takes time away from Swiatek’s heavy topspin game. Projected R3 meeting at Roland-Garros 2026 would be their first Grand Slam encounter.
• Swiatek vs Kostyuk — Swiatek leads career H2H. Madrid 2026 champion Kostyuk and four-time RG champion Swiatek projected to meet R4 at Roland-Garros 2026 (Kostyuk hip-injury watch). The closest tactical match-up on Swiatek’s side of the draw.
• Swiatek vs Sabalenka — Swiatek leads 8–5 overall and 5–2 on clay, but Sabalenka beat her at the 2025 Roland Garros semi-final to end Swiatek’s 26-match winning streak at the tournament. The most high-stakes rivalry in women’s tennis.
• Sabalenka vs Gauff — Perfectly tied at 6–6 and 4–4 on hard courts. Gauff leads 2–1 at Grand Slams and 4–2 in deciding sets; Sabalenka won their last hard-court meeting at the 2025 WTA Finals.
• Gauff vs Pegula — One of the most competitive WTA rivalries of recent years. Gauff leads 9-5 overall and has dominated in hard court Slam settings.
• Raducanu vs Boulter — Boulter leads 2–0, winning both meetings at Nottingham. High search volume in the UK market and both players with strong grass-court credentials.
• Sabalenka vs Rybakina — One of the WTA’s closest top rivalries. Sabalenka holds a narrow head-to-head edge, but Rybakina won the 2026 Australian Open final and the 2025 WTA Finals — two of their biggest meetings.
• Andreeva vs Chwalinska — the 2026 Roland-Garros final and their first-ever meeting: the 19-year-old eighth seed against the world No.114 qualifier.

How to Read H2H Records

Raw head-to-head numbers tell part of the story but rarely the full picture. When analysing an H2H for betting purposes, the most relevant factors are: record on the current surface, record in the last 12 months, record at the specific tournament in question, and whether either player has had significant recent injury or form issues that make earlier results less relevant.

A player who leads the overall H2H 10-3 but has lost the last four meetings is not necessarily the favourite. Context is everything, which is why our H2H pages break down records by surface, tournament category and time period.

H2H Records and Betting

H2H data is most useful in combination with current form and surface analysis. For our full betting tips and match predictions, visit our betting tips section. For individual player profiles including career stats and form guides, see our player hub pages.