Highlight
US Open breakout highlights
Interactive Rating Timeline
Track rating momentum by range and surface with event-level tooltips.
Form Index (Last 10 Matches)
2–2 · Avg opponent 495.5 · 1 loss
L vs Coco Gauff
4/1/2023 · clay · Δ -88.13
W vs Naomi Osaka
3/1/2023 · hard · Δ +221.08
L vs Iga Swiatek
2/1/2023 · indoor · Δ -272.69
W vs Serena Williams
1/1/2023 · grass · Δ +0.00
Trend vs previous 10: -139.7 rating points.
Surface Splits
Grass-court edge
Hard
655.4
Racquet Rating
Win %: Limited sample
Matches: 0
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Clay
567.2
Racquet Rating
Win %: Limited sample
Matches: 0
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Grass
707.0
Racquet Rating
Win %: Limited sample
Matches: 0
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Indoor/Other
434.3
Racquet Rating
Win %: Limited sample
Matches: 0
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Player Comps
Why these comps? Similar current rating, trajectory pattern, and profile shape.
Serena Williams
486.9
Similar rating band with steady trajectory
Compare profilesIga Swiatek
480.8
Comparable all-surface balance
Compare profilesNaomi Osaka
428.3
Similar recent rise on hard courts
Compare profilesBest Wins
vs Serena Williams
1/1/2023 · Australian Swing · grass
Opp. 486.9
vs Naomi Osaka
3/1/2023 · Australian Swing · hard
Opp. 428.3
Racquet Rating is based on recent match results, adjusted for opponent quality, playing surface, and tournament importance.
Last 52 weeks weighting
Recent matches carry the most weight, so the rating reflects current level instead of a lifetime résumé.
Opponent strength multiplier
Results against stronger opponents are worth more, while weaker-opponent losses pull the rating down faster.
Surface adjustment
Hard, clay, and grass performance are evaluated in context, so the number captures surface-specific strength.
Tournament importance
Higher-stakes events can influence rating movement more than lower-importance matches.
Trophy Cabinet
Grand Slam champion (1)
Year-End champion (1)
Total Titles
9
Grand Slams
1
Year-End Finals
1
Masters / WTA 1000
2
500-level
2
250-level
3