Biography
Began playing tennis at the age of 3. Was coached by his mother in Moscow. Growing up was inspired by Marat Safin.
About
Andrey Rublev, 20.10.1997. Moscow, Russia.
Right-handed. Two-handed backhanded. Current ATP ranking No 10.
Top results
5 ATP Titles: Croatia Open Umag (2017), Kremlin Cup Moscow (2019), Qatar ExxonMobil Open Doha (2020), Adelaide International (2020), Hamburg European Open (2020)
Roland Garros Junior Championships (2014),
Team members
Coached by a former Spanish professional tennis player Fernando Vicente (best ATP ranking No 29).
Other
In free time enjoys music, film and watching different sports. Speaks Russian, English and Spanish.
2017
UMAG
ATP 250
(LL) Andrey Rublev d. (4) Paolo Lorenzi
64 62
2019
MOSCOW
ATP 250
(6) Andrey Rublev Defeats d. (7) Adrian Mannarino
64 60
2020
DOHA
ATP 250
(2) Andrey Rublev Defeats d. (Q) Corentin Moutet
62 76
2020
Adelaide
ATP 250
(3) Andrey Rublev Defeats d. (Q) Lloyd Harris
76 60
2020
HAMBURG
ATP 500
(5)
Andrey Rublev
Defeats
(2)
Stefanos Tsitsipas 64 36 75
12.10 - 18.10
2020
St. Petersburg Open
St. Petersburg, Russia
ATP 500
26.10 - 01.11
2020
Erste Bank Open
Vienna, Austria
ATP 500
27.09.2020
Andrey Rublev wins third ATP title in 2020
Andrey Rublev earned his third ATP tournament of 2020 on Sunday with a gutsy performance to seal a 6-4, 3-6, 7-5 win over Stefanos Tsitsipas in Hamburg.
30.01.2020
Next stop is Rotterdam
Andrey Rublev will not play at the tournament in Montpellier. The Russian's next start will be Rotterdam. The competition will be held from 10 to 16 February
20.01.2020
Australian Open.1st round. Rublev vs O’Connell
17th-seeded Andrey Rublev will play the Aussie wildcard Christopher O’Connell in the first round of the Australian Open on Tuesday, January 21.
18.01.2020
Adelaide International. Andrey Rublev Wins 2nd Title in Two Weeks
Andrey Rublev secured his second title in a week on Saturday after beating Lloyd Harris 6-3, 6-0 to win the Adelaide International.
Rublev is the first man since Dominik Hrbaty in 2004 to lift two trophies during the first two weeks of an ATP season.
