ABAlexander Bublik
★ World No. 16 · ATP

Alexander Bublik

Kazakhstan · Right-handed
Age
29
Grand Slams
0
Highest rank
No. 10
Turned pro
2016

Alexander Bublik is a Kazakhstani professional tennis player and one of the most unpredictable shotmakers in the game. A multiple-time ATP champion and two-time Halle winner, he became the first man from Kazakhstan to reach the ATP top 10 and the first to reach a Grand Slam singles quarter-final, achieving both around a breakthrough run to the last eight of the French Open. Famous for his enormous serve, underarm tactics and freewheeling style, Bublik is capable of beating anyone on his day.

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Grand Slam titles
0
Masters 1000
9
Career titles
The Profile

Player Profile

Full nameAlexander Bublik
Date of birth17 June 1997
NationalityKazakhstani
Height6ft 5in / 196cm
PlaysRight-handed (two-handed backhand)
Turned pro2016
Highest rankingWorld No. 10
Grand Slam titles0
Form Guide

Career Form & Notable Results

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US Open 2026Second round: beat J.J. Wolf 6-4, 6-2, 3-6, 6-1, meets Adrian Mannarino next
Roland Garros 2026First round — lost to Jan-Lennard Struff 7-5, 6-7(6), 6-4, 7-5 as the 9th seed
Wimbledon 2026Fourth round — beat Frances Tiafoe in a five-set third-round classic before losing to Taylor Fritz 7-6(1), 6-4, 6-4 — a new career-best at Wimbledon
Halle 2025Championdef. Daniil Medvedev 6-3, 7-6(4) in the final
French Open 2025Quarter-final — first Kazakhstani man to reach a Slam QF; beat de Minaur and Draper
Halle 2023Championfirst Halle title, on grass
European Open 2023ChampionATP 250 title
Analysis

Playing Style & Strengths

Bublik is one of the most distinctive players on tour, built around a colossal serve that ranks among the very best for free points and aces. At 196cm he generates huge first-serve speed and can hold serve almost at will when it is working, while his flat, instinctive groundstrokes and willingness to improvise — drop shots, underarm serves and audacious shotmaking — make him unpredictable and difficult to prepare for.

His best surfaces are the faster ones, grass especially, where his two Halle titles underline how dangerous his serve-led game becomes. The variation in his results comes from the high-risk style: on his day he can blow elite opponents off the court, while a dip in the serve can make him vulnerable. His 2025 French Open quarter-final showed he can also string wins together on clay when the rest of his game holds up.

Betting

Bublik Betting Tips & Predictions

Bublik is a high-variance, high-upside bet: his serve makes him a live underdog against almost anyone on quick surfaces, and his two Halle titles flag grass as the surface where his outright value is strongest. The flip side is the unpredictability of his style, so he is best backed in match markets when his serve is firing and the conditions are fast; on clay and slower courts the edge narrows.

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FAQ

Alexander Bublik FAQs

What is Alexander Bublik's world ranking?
Bublik is a top-tier player on the ATP Tour, with a career-high of World No. 10 — the first man from Kazakhstan to reach the top 10. Track the live standings on our ATP rankings page.
Has Alexander Bublik won a Grand Slam?
No. His best major result is the 2025 French Open quarter-final, where he became the first Kazakhstani man to reach a Grand Slam singles quarter-final. He has won five ATP titles, including two in Halle.
Where is Alexander Bublik from?
Bublik represents Kazakhstan and is the country's most successful male singles player, having become its first man in the ATP top 10.
What surface does Alexander Bublik play best on?
Fast surfaces suit him best, grass in particular — both his Halle titles came on grass — where his huge serve and shotmaking are most effective.