Career and season in eight numbers
The 2026 win-loss record and the record against the top ten are the key measures of form. Matches against the top ten are listed separately because they decide who plays the finals of WTA 1000 events and Grand Slams: a player can win early rounds and still gain nothing in the rankings if she does not get past opponents of her own level.
The 2026 season: how far she went
The first table shows how often Rybakina reached each stage, the second how the season split across surfaces. Events she retired from are counted at the stage where she stopped.
| Stage | Events |
|---|---|
| Title | 2 |
| Final | 3 |
| Semifinal | 1 |
| Quarterfinal | 5 |
| Fourth round | 1 |
| Third round | 2 |
| Second round | 2 |
| Surface | Events | of them finals |
|---|---|---|
| hard | 9 | 3 |
| clay | 4 | 1 |
| grass | 3 | 0 |
The full list of the season's tournaments with opponents and comments is on the 2026 results page, and upcoming matches are in the schedule.
The season in one line
Each circle is one tournament in order, from January to today: a star marks a title, F a final, and a fraction the round where the run ended. Hover to see the tournament name.
Titles by surface
Her thirteen WTA titles are spread across all three surfaces, which is rare: most players in the top ten win almost everything on one kind of court.
| Surface | Titles | Where |
|---|---|---|
| hard | 7 | Hobart International (2020), Indian Wells Open (2023), Brisbane International (2024), Abu Dhabi Open (2024), Ningbo Open (2025), WTA Finals (2025), Australian Open (2026) |
| clay | 5 | Bucharest Open (2019), Italian Open (2023), Stuttgart Open (2024), Strasbourg (2025), Stuttgart Open (2026) |
| grass | 1 | Wimbledon (2022) |
The map of titles by year, with final opponents, is in the titles section.
Ranking by year
The chart shows her best WTA ranking position at the end of each season. The scale is logarithmic: the points gap between 150th and 50th is smaller than between 5th and 1st, and a linear chart hides that.
How points are counted, and why a position changes without a match being played, is explained on the WTA ranking page.
Head-to-head in numbers
The bars show Rybakina's share of wins against the opponents whose record is known exactly. Where the meetings all came in a single season, that is marked separately.
{{H2H_BARS}}Each rivalry is covered in the rivals section.
Download the data
Two CSV tables: the 2026 season by tournament and every career title. The files are built from the same data as the pages, so the table and the text never disagree. They open in Excel, Google Sheets and Numbers; the separator is a semicolon and the encoding is UTF-8.
Download the data
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Frequently asked questions
What is Rybakina's win-loss record in 2026?
The season record is shown in the block of numbers at the top of this page, together with her separate record against players from the world's top ten.
How many WTA titles does Rybakina have, and on which surfaces?
Thirteen titles across all three surfaces. The split between hard, clay and grass is in the titles-by-surface table on this page.
Can I download the statistics?
Yes - two CSV files at the bottom of the page: the 2026 season by tournament and every career title. The separator is a semicolon and the encoding is UTF-8.
Where do these figures come from?
From the site's own data, updated daily against primary sources: tournament websites and the player profile on wtatennis.com.