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Descriptive only — these are measured surface win rates, not projections.
Tennis players · Tennis · as of 2026-07-19

Andy Murray (ATP)

Historical measurements from this snapshot.

ATP surface windows: source corpus documented as 2015-2025; career uses all dated corpus matches, while recent starts 2023-01-01 and overlaps the corpus. Published floors apply independently for each metric and window. Exact player match counts and latest match dates are not published. The as-of date records claim computation, not a match cutoff.

Clay minus hard-court win rate, career
6.1 pp
Percentile rank 70 among 184 measured profiles
pct 70 of 184 measured
Clay-court win rate, career
73.4%
Percentile rank 97 among 190 measured profiles
pct 97 of 190 measured
Grass minus overall win rate, career
5.1 pp
Percentile rank 72 among 153 measured profiles
pct 72 of 153 measured
Grass-court win rate, career
74.6%
Percentile rank 92 among 68 measured profiles
pct 92 of 68 measured
Hard-court win rate, career
67.3%
Percentile rank 96 among 251 measured profiles
pct 96 of 251 measured
Hard-court win rate, recent
48.8%
Percentile rank 50 among 113 measured profiles
pct 50 of 113 measured

4 of 10 expected measurements not published: Clay minus hard-court win rate, recent, Clay-court win rate, recent, Grass minus overall win rate, recent, Grass-court win rate, recent.

Stored percentiles rank measured rows in this published pack; higher is only higher, not a quality judgement.

What stands out

  • Best career surface is grass (grass_wr_career 0.7455), just ahead of clay (0.7344).
  • Recent hard-court form has fallen off: hard_wr_recent 0.4878 against a 0.6732 career rate.
  • Clay career win rate outpaces hard (clay_minus_hard_career +0.0612).
Reading note

Descriptive career and recent-form surface win rates as of the corpus end, not a prediction and not a causal claim. Recent-form gaps can reflect thin post-floor samples as much as true decline; per-surface floors apply (n>=30) and below-floor metrics show n/a. No adjustment for era, opponent quality, or draw.