Taylor Fritz (ATP)
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
- -4.3 ppPercentile rank 30 among 184 measured profilespct 30 of 184 measured
- Clay minus hard-court win rate, recent
- -6.8 ppPercentile rank 8 among 69 measured profilespct 8 of 69 measured
- Clay-court win rate, career
- 57.3%Percentile rank 78 among 190 measured profilespct 78 of 190 measured
- Clay-court win rate, recent
- 63.0%Percentile rank 77 among 72 measured profilespct 77 of 72 measured
- Grass minus overall win rate, career
- 3.6 ppPercentile rank 62 among 153 measured profilespct 62 of 153 measured
- Grass minus overall win rate, recent
- 7.0 ppPercentile rank 67 among 44 measured profilespct 67 of 44 measured
- Grass-court win rate, career
- 64.8%Percentile rank 76 among 68 measured profilespct 76 of 68 measured
- Grass-court win rate, recent
- 76.5%
- Hard-court win rate, career
- 61.6%Percentile rank 88 among 251 measured profilespct 88 of 251 measured
- Hard-court win rate, recent
- 69.8%Percentile rank 96 among 113 measured profilespct 96 of 113 measured
What stands out
- Recent form is up across the board: 0.698 hard, 0.6304 clay, 0.7647 grass.
- grass_adapt_recent of 0.0704 means grass now helps him rather than hurting.
- Clay stays the weakest surface -- clay_minus_hard_recent -0.0676.
Descriptive career and recent-form surface win rates as of the corpus end -- not a prediction and not a causal claim. Per-surface floors apply (n>=30 career for a surface win rate, n>=25 each side for the clay-minus-hard gap, n>=15 for grass adaptation), evaluated independently for career and recent form; a metric below its floor shows n/a and is never fabricated. Nothing here adjusts for era, opponent quality, draw, or injury.