Serve rating and return rating measure what happens across a match. Under pressure stats measure what happens in the moments that decide it — break points, tie-breaks, deciding sets. In 2026, Jannik Sinner leads the ATP under pressure rating at 261.2 after Roland Garros, narrowly ahead of Arthur Fils (258.6) and Learner Tien (255.3) — Sinner’s 85.7% tie-break win rate still the best on tour by a distance. The leaderboard is the most competitive it has been all season. On the WTA, Elena Rybakina and Aryna Sabalenka lead in break points saved, while Elina Svitolina and Anna Kalinskaya top break point conversion among the biggest samples.

Data update (post-Roland Garros, 22 June 2026): Jannik Sinner has moved to the top of the pressure rating at 261.2, with Arthur Fils second (258.6) and Learner Tien third (255.3). Sinner still owns a tour-best 85.7% tie-break rate; his 54.5% deciding-set figure remains the lowest in the top 10. The WTA pressure figures below are updated post-Roland Garros (22 June 2026).

ATP Under Pressure Leaders 2026

The ATP Under Pressure Rating combines four metrics: break points converted, break points saved, tie-break wins, and deciding-set wins. It is the category most closely linked to match outcomes — players can dominate serve and return statistics and still lose matches by failing to convert or save break points at the critical moment.

Jannik Sinner leads at 261.2, the world No. 1 pairing a tour-best 85.7% tie-break win rate with a 72.3% break-points-saved rate. Arthur Fils (258.6) is a fraction behind in second, underpinned by a 66.9% break-points-saved rate and 64.7% of tie-breaks won, while Learner Tien (255.3) is third, the breakout name of the leaderboard. Felix Auger-Aliassime (250.5) and Carlos Alcaraz (244.7) round out the top five.

The most striking data point still belongs to Jannik Sinner, now top of the rating. His 85.7% tie-break win rate remains the highest of any player on tour by a considerable margin — yet his deciding-set win percentage is just 54.5%, the lowest in the top 10. The explanation: Sinner is so dominant in most matches that deciding sets only ever come against the very best opponents, in the biggest tournaments, at the highest stakes. His tie-break record, by contrast, spans all match situations where his composure and shot-making under pressure are at their clearest.

Rank	Player	Pressure Rating	BP Converted	BP Saved	Tie-Breaks Won	Deciding Sets Won
1	Jannik Sinner	261.2	43.2%	72.3%	85.7%	60.0%
2	Arthur Fils	258.6	39.5%	66.9%	64.7%	87.5%
3	Learner Tien	255.3	43.1%	60.5%	72.5%	79.2%
4	Felix Auger-Aliassime	250.5	38.1%	65.7%	68.9%	77.8%
5	Carlos Alcaraz	244.7	43.4%	67.1%	52.4%	81.8%
6	Sebastian Baez	240.6	45.8%	61.4%	66.7%	66.7%
7	Alexander Blockx	240.3	35.1%	74.5%	52.9%	77.8%
8	Ben Shelton	239.0	36.3%	71.4%	63.3%	68.0%
9	Taylor Fritz	237.7	34.2%	68.7%	60.7%	74.1%
10	Rafael Jodar	233.8	44.7%	59.3%	57.1%	72.7%

Further down the top 10, Alexander Blockx (7th, 240.3) posts the best break-points-saved figure in the field at 74.5%, while Ben Shelton (8th) and Taylor Fritz (9th) carry their grass-court form onto the list. Rafael Jódar (10th) is the youngest player on the leaderboard, the 19-year-old continuing a breakthrough season.

WTA Under Pressure Leaders 2026

The WTA does not publish a composite under pressure rating, but break point conversion and break points saved together tell the same story: which players perform best when the game is on the line. On the WTA in 2026, Elena Rybakina features in the top 10 of BOTH categories across meaningful sample sizes — the only player to do so — making her the tour’s most complete pressure performer.

Break Points Converted

Nikola Bartunkova leads the WTA in break point conversion at 60.5% from eight matches — an extraordinary rate, though the sample is small. Among meaningful samples, Anna Kalinskaya converts 54.6% from 19 matches, one of the strongest clutch returning figures on tour. Elena Rybakina (51.4%, 33 matches) and Elina Svitolina (51.9%, 28 matches) are the two players inside the top 12 with the largest samples. Rybakina’s presence here is particularly notable — she is already one of the tour’s dominant servers, and featuring prominently in break point conversion makes her the most complete pressure performer on the WTA in 2026.

Rank	Player	BP Converted %	Matches
1	Maria Lourdes Carle	100.0%	1
2	Tamara Zidansek	100.0%	2
3	Noma Noha Akugue	100.0%	1
4	Teodora Kostovic	80.0%	1
5	Clara Burel	75.0%	1
6	Martina Trevisan	75.0%	1
7	Alina Korneeva	68.8%	3
8	Yasmine Kabbaj	68.0%	3
9	Jazmin Ortenzi	67.6%	4
10	Mika Stojsavljevic	66.7%	1

Break Points Saved

Aryna Sabalenka‘s 65.7% break points saved from 38 matches and Linda Noskova’s 65.8% from 30 matches are the dominant figures among players with a meaningful sample. When opponents reach break point against Sabalenka or Noskova, the delivery that got them there was likely a slight slip — and both respond with the same aggression that makes them so difficult to break in the first place. Leylah Fernandez (66.7%, 16 matches) is the notable left-hander in the top 10, a reminder that angle variety on the serve matters as much as raw power for saving break points.

Rank	Player	BP Saved %	Matches
1	Marketa Vondrousova	73.9%	2
2	Katie Swan	73.3%	1
3	Hanyu Guo	71.4%	1
4	Julieta Pareja	68.0%	2
5	Teodora Kostovic	66.7%	1
6	Nuria Brancaccio	66.7%	1
7	Mona Barthel	66.7%	1
8	Linda Noskova	65.8%	30
9	Aryna Sabalenka	65.7%	38
10	Katerina Siniakova	65.5%	22

For the full picture across serve, return and under pressure, see the 2026 season leaders overview. ATP data is updated post-Roland Garros (22 June 2026) and covers a 52-week rolling window; WTA figures are full-season year-to-date, updated post-Roland Garros (22 June 2026). Sources: atptour.com and wtatennis.com.