"I don't think I need to change anything" – Holger Rune confident in his game despite title drought
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Holger Rune is a rising star in the tennis world. The Danish player has proven he has what it takes to compete with the best and perform on the biggest stages. At just 21 years old, he has already made a name for himself at the top of the sport.
Despite some recent challenges, Rune remains committed to his playing style and believes in his long-term development. With plenty of time left in his career, he is determined to compete at the highest level and achieve Grand Slam success.
The career of Holger Rune
Rune turned professional in 2020 and has made rapid progress since. His breakthrough was recognised in 2022, when his fellow players named him the ATP Newcomer of the Year.
His dynamic playing style quickly made an impact on the professional circuit. Rune is known for his all-court game, which blends powerful groundstrokes with strategic net play. He possesses a compact forehand and a consistent backhand, making him a formidable opponent.
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In terms of titles, Rune has won four ATP Tour trophies, including the 2022 Paris Masters, where he defeated Novak Djokovic to claim victory in the French capital. However, his Grand Slam record has yet to match his ATP success, with his best result being a quarter-final appearance.
Of course, Rune will continue competing at the highest levels and aim to improve his rankings and achieve deeper runs in Grand Slams.
Rune isn’t changing his game

Holger Rune
Despite not securing a title in nearly two years, Rune remains confident in his current approach. His performanceshave shown signs of inconsistency, but this has not deterred him from competing at a high level.
Like many athletes, he has faced physical challenges and worked to strengthen his mentality. However, Rune is resolute in his belief that his playing style does not need to change.
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"I don't think I need to change anything in my game. You look at Zverev, and he has improved a lot lately. Before his injury, he was a consistent top-five player, but today, he has already improved and is a contender for the Grand Slams this year," the 2022 Paris Masters champion explained, exuding confidence in his playing style and potential for improvement.
"That's what I want to do. My next step is not to win a particular tournament but to maximise my potential. If I can do that, I can win big matches and tournaments."
What’s next for Rune?
Rune is an exciting talent, and there is genuine anticipation about how his 2025 season will unfold. With his aggressive playing style and strong mentality, his journey is set to be filled with thrilling matches and potential victories.
Whether he breaks his title drought or makes his mark on a Grand Slam, one thing is certain – Holger Rune is a player to watch in the years ahead.
Tomorrow at 16:00 we start Davis Cup at Royal Arena Copenhagen 🇩🇰🦾 I am playing second match at aprox 18:00 . Kom sååååå Danmark 🇩🇰 🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰 pic.twitter.com/NVVpRwAg42
— Holger Rune (@holgerrune2003) January 30, 2025
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