Tennis Scores
The tournament in play, draw by draw and round by round, with the set-by-set score of every match and who went through.
- 43 matches
- 2 draws
- 7 rounds
Recently finished
- AITO Hangzhou OpenMen's SinglesMen's Doubles
- Chengdu OpenMen's SinglesMen's Doubles
- Singapore Tennis Open presented by BNP ParibasWomen's SinglesWomen's Doubles
- Korea OpenWomen's SinglesWomen's Doubles
- Delta Motors Tolentino OpenWomen's SinglesWomen's Doubles
- Eupago Porto OpenWomen's SinglesWomen's Doubles
- Turk Telekom Ankara OpenWomen's SinglesWomen's Doubles
- SP OpenWomen's SinglesWomen's Doubles
- Caldas da Rainha Ladies OpenWomen's SinglesWomen's Doubles
- BBVA Open Internacional De ValenciaWomen's SinglesWomen's Doubles
- Zavarovalnica Triglav LjubljanaWomen's SinglesWomen's Doubles
- Guadalajara Open presentado por SantanderWomen's SinglesWomen's Doubles
About the tennis scores
Follow tennis scores from the ATP and WTA tournaments in play, laid out draw by draw with the set-by-set result of every match. Men's singles, women's singles and both doubles events each have a page of their own, where the rounds run in order, winners are marked and seeds sit beside the players' names.
Match length depends on the event. At the four Grand Slams, men's singles is played over best of five sets and women's singles over best of three, while at most other tournaments both are best of three.
How to use the tennis scores
- Pick the tournament, then one of its draws: men's or women's singles, or men's or women's doubles.
- Scroll through the rounds in order to follow each match and its score set by set.
- The winner of each match is shown in bold, and the small number beside a name is that player's seed.
- Under Recently finished, open the draws of tournaments that ended in the past two weeks.
Tennis scores FAQ
What does the number next to a player's name mean?
It is the player's seed. Seeds go to the highest-ranked players in the field and are spread through the bracket so they avoid each other early; at the Grand Slams the top two are placed in opposite halves and can meet only in the final.
How many players are in a Grand Slam draw?
Each Grand Slam singles draw has 128 players, 32 of them seeded, and takes seven rounds to reach a champion. At the Australian Open the field is 104 direct entrants on ranking, 16 qualifiers who each won three qualifying matches and eight wild cards chosen by the organizers.
What happens at 6-6 in the final set at a Grand Slam?
A 10-point tiebreak decides it. Since March 2022, all four majors have settled a deciding set that reaches six games all with a tiebreak won by the first player or team to reach 10 points with a two-point margin, in singles, doubles and qualifying.
From the blog
- Men Win Grand Slams at 27 on Average, Women at 25: Champions' Ages Since 2000Men's Grand Slam champions since 2000 were 27.1 years old on average on the day of the final, women's 25.1. The youngest, oldest and first-time winners.
- All Four Majors Now End a 6-All Final Set With a 10-Point TiebreakAll four majors now play a 10-point tiebreak at 6-all in the final set. It has settled 91 of 524 men's fifth sets since 2022. The rules, the records and 2026.
- Down Two Sets to Love at a Major, Men Win 6 Percent of the TimeSince 2000, men who lost the first two sets of a Grand Slam match came back to win 522 of 8,494, or 6.1 percent. By major, round and era, and who does it most.