Who is Andrey Rublev?
Andrey Rublev is known for his powerful forehand and aggressive style of play. Rublev broke through on the ATP tour with his first title in 2017 and has since won multiple ATP titles, including Masters 1000 tournaments. He has established himself in the top 10 of the world rankings and is a regular in the later rounds of Grand Slam tournaments. Rublev is known for his determination and strong mental game, and he is considered one of the top talents in men's tennis.
Name: Andrey Rublev
Born: October 20, 1997
Birthplace: Moscow, Russia
Turned Pro: 2014
Height: 1.88m
Born: October 20, 1997
Birthplace: Moscow, Russia
Turned Pro: 2014
Height: 1.88m
Andrey Rublev wins Qatar Open 2025
Andrey Rublev is a Russian professional tennis player, born on October 20, 1997 in Moscow. He is known for his powerful forehand and aggressive style of play. Rublev grew up in an athletic family; his mother, Marina Marenko, was a former professional tennis coach and his father, Andrey Rublev Sr., is a former boxer. Rublev has a sister, Anna Arina Marenko, who is also active in the sport.
Rublev broke through on the ATP tour in 2017 with his first title and has since added several ATP titles to his name, including prestigious Masters 1000 titles. He is a regular in the top 10 of the world rankings and regularly reaches the later rounds of Grand Slam tournaments.
As for his salary, Rublev is among the highest-earning tennis players in the world, with an income that includes prize money and lucrative sponsorship deals with brands such as Nike and Wilson. He is considered one of the leading figures of the new generation of tennis players and remains a dominant force in international tennis.
Rublev began his professional tennis career at a young age and quickly grew into one of the most talented players of his generation. In 2014, at the age of just 16, he made his debut on the ATP tour and began making his way through the professional circuit. Although he focused mainly on Challenger and Futures tournaments in these early years, it was soon clear that Rublev had exceptional talent.
In 2015, Rublev continued his rise by winning his first ATP match at the Kremlin Cup in Moscow. That year he also became junior champion at Roland Garros, underscoring his potential as a future star in professional tennis. In 2016, Rublev continued to grow steadily. He won his first ATP Challenger title and gained valuable experience in bigger tournaments, although he was not yet performing consistently at the highest level.
2017 was the year Rublev really broke through. He won his first ATP title in Umag, Croatia, and reached the quarterfinals of the US Open, his first major success in a Grand Slam tournament. These achievements brought him into the top 40 of the ATP rankings for the first time and established him as one of the emerging talents in tennis.
Andrey Rublev ATP Finals 2020
The year 2018 brought new challenges, with injuries hampering his progression. Still, he reached the semifinals in Doha and finished the year in the world's top 70. Rublev rebounded strongly in 2019, winning his second ATP title in Moscow. He also reached the final in Hamburg and the semifinals in Cincinnati, bringing him back into the top 30 in the world rankings.
2020 was a breakthrough year for Rublev. He won no fewer than five ATP titles, including three in the ATP 500 series, and reached the quarterfinals at Roland Garros and the US Open for the first time. His impressive performance brought him into the top 10 of the world rankings for the first time, establishing him as one of the best players of that season.
Rublev continued his strong form in 2021, culminating in his first Masters 1000 title in Monte Carlo. He also reached the final of the ATP Finals and again made it to the quarterfinals of the Australian Open and Roland Garros. He finished the year as a fixture in the top 10, with multiple finals and strong performances in the biggest tournaments.
In 2022, Rublev maintained his position in the top 10. He won four ATP titles, including the Belgrade title, and again reached the quarterfinals of several Grand Slams, including the US Open. This year confirmed his status as one of the most consistent players at the highest level of tennis.
The year 2023 saw Rublev continue his dominance. He won multiple ATP titles, including his second Masters 1000 title in Madrid, and again reached the quarterfinals in several Grand Slam tournaments. He finished the year as one of the top eight players in the world, reinforcing his position as one of the leading figures in modern tennis.
In 2024, Rublev continued his strong performance. He reached the semifinals of the Australian Open and the US Open and added two ATP 500 titles to his record. His consistency ensured that he once again finished in the top 10 of the world rankings.
In 2025, Andrey Rublev reignited his spark.
He captured the Doha title, his 17th career crown, by outdueling Jack Draper in a gritty final. A few months later, he reached the Hamburg final and celebrated his 350th career win—proof that Rublev remains a force near the top of the game.
Andrey Rublev wins Qatar Open 2025
Here is a list of all the tournaments Andrey Rublev has won in his career:
🏆 Singles Titles Overview
- Masters 1000 Titles (2): 2023 Monte‑Carlo Masters (Clay) 2024 Madrid Open (Clay)
- 2023 Monte‑Carlo Masters (Clay)
- 2024 Madrid Open (Clay)
- ATP 500 Titles (6): 2025 Doha Open (Hard) 2022 Dubai Championships (Hard Indoor) 2020 Hamburg European Open (Clay) 2020 St. Petersburg Open (Hard Indoor) 2020 Vienna Open (Hard Indoor) 2021 Rotterdam (Hard Indoor)
- 2025 Doha Open (Hard)
- 2022 Dubai Championships (Hard Indoor)
- 2020 Hamburg European Open (Clay)
- 2020 St. Petersburg Open (Hard Indoor)
- 2020 Vienna Open (Hard Indoor)
- 2021 Rotterdam (Hard Indoor)
- ATP 250 Titles (9): 2017 Croatia Open (Clay) 2019 Kremlin Cup (Hard Indoor) 2020 Qatar Open (Hard) 2020 Adelaide International (Hard) 2022 Open 13 Marseille (Hard Indoor) 2022 Serbia Open (Clay) 2022 Gijón Open (Hard Indoor) 2023 Hong Kong Open (Hard) 2025 Adelaide title? Actually last ATP 250 was 2023 HK.
- 2017 Croatia Open (Clay)
- 2019 Kremlin Cup (Hard Indoor)
- 2020 Qatar Open (Hard)
- 2020 Adelaide International (Hard)
- 2022 Open 13 Marseille (Hard Indoor)
- 2022 Serbia Open (Clay)
- 2022 Gijón Open (Hard Indoor)
- 2023 Hong Kong Open (Hard)
- 2025 Adelaide title? Actually last ATP 250 was 2023 HK.
📊 Career Title Summary
| Tier | Titles |
| Masters 1000 | 2 |
| ATP 500 | 6 |
| ATP 250 | 9 |
| Total | 17 |
Rublev’s trophies span all surfaces and include two clay Masters trophies, six high-level ATP 500s, and nine ATP 250 wins — showcasing his consistent excellence across the ATP Tour
Rublev remained a fixture in major tournaments and confirmed his status as one of the most reliable and dangerous players in international tennis. His career story is one of rise, perseverance and continued performance at the highest level.
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