
In a year that saw several ATP stars surpass the 500 ace mark, German tennis star Alexander Zverev topped the list during a season that saw him rediscover his Olympic gold-winning form.
There were 12 ATP players who served over 500 aces during the calendar year, but Zverev stood above the field after passing the 800-ace milestone. Poland's Hubert Hurkacz topped the 2023 season with 1,031 aces in 69 matches, but fell short of that achievement this year.
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Zverev leads the list of 12 men who served over 500 aces in 2024
The 12 men listed below all hit over 500 aces during the 2024 season, although none came close to passing Hubert's tally of over 1,000 aces from last year.
12. Jan Lennard Struff - 500
The German had 30–21 win-loss record in 2024, finishing the season with only one title.
The German had 30–21 win-loss record in 2024, finishing the season with only one title.
11. Jack Draper - 513
The British star won the Stuttgart Open and Vienna Open, and reached a career-high of World No.15.
The British star won the Stuttgart Open and Vienna Open, and reached a career-high of World No.15.
10. Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard - 532
The towering Frenchman hit 532 aces in only 28 matches, once recording a second serve of 235km/h (146.0mph) in Stuttgart earlier this year.
The towering Frenchman hit 532 aces in only 28 matches, once recording a second serve of 235km/h (146.0mph) in Stuttgart earlier this year.
9. Grigor Dimitrov - 541
The former World No.3 won the Adelaide International at the start of the year, and ended the 2024 season ranked in the Top 10.
The former World No.3 won the Adelaide International at the start of the year, and ended the 2024 season ranked in the Top 10.
8. Alexander Bublik - 565
The Kazakh player has served more than 500 aces per season for the last four years, although he also served 316 double faults in his 50 matches this season.
The Kazakh player has served more than 500 aces per season for the last four years, although he also served 316 double faults in his 50 matches this season.
7. Tallon Griekspoor - 577
The Dutch No.1 led Netherlands to the Davis Cup final this year, and accumulated a 33-30 win-loss record in 2024.
The Dutch No.1 led Netherlands to the Davis Cup final this year, and accumulated a 33-30 win-loss record in 2024.
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6. Andrey Rublev - 578
The 27-year old won his second career ATP masters 1000 title at the Madrid Open in May, and finished runner-up at the Canada Open.
The 27-year old won his second career ATP masters 1000 title at the Madrid Open in May, and finished runner-up at the Canada Open.
5. Jannik Sinner - 594
The World No.1 had his best season on tour this year, winning two Grand Slam titles and cementing his position as the best player on the planet.
The World No.1 had his best season on tour this year, winning two Grand Slam titles and cementing his position as the best player on the planet.
4. Ben Shelton - 644
The young American surpassed his previous 2023 total of 505 by over 100 aces, and is almost certain to improve on that mark next season.
The young American surpassed his previous 2023 total of 505 by over 100 aces, and is almost certain to improve on that mark next season.
3. Hubert Hurkacz - 776
The Polish star played in only 59 matches this season, but his amazing total proves he could easily shatter his record of 1,031 aces from last year.
The Polish star played in only 59 matches this season, but his amazing total proves he could easily shatter his record of 1,031 aces from last year.
2. Taylor Fritz - 795
The American had a breakthrough season in 2024, reaching his maiden Grand Slam final at the US Open and finishing runner-up at the ATP Finals.
The American had a breakthrough season in 2024, reaching his maiden Grand Slam final at the US Open and finishing runner-up at the ATP Finals.
1. Alexander Zverev - 808
The World No.2 finished runner-up at the French Open, in addition to winning two more ATP Masters 1000 titles. He has now surpassed the 5,000-ace milestone over his career and the 808 aces he served this season is his best tally for a season.
The World No.2 finished runner-up at the French Open, in addition to winning two more ATP Masters 1000 titles. He has now surpassed the 5,000-ace milestone over his career and the 808 aces he served this season is his best tally for a season.
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