Tommy Robredo

Awards & Honours

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Tommy Robredo's career is marked by consistency and resilience. He won 12 ATP singles titles and reached the quarterfinals at seven Grand Slams, a remarkable feat during one of the strongest eras in tennis history. His 2013 French Open performance, where he became the only player in the Open Era to win three consecutive matches after trailing two sets to love, stands as a historic achievement. His five-set record of 17-5 (77.3%) is among the best ever, earning him the nickname "Marathoner." Robredo's ability to compete with the sport's greatest players, including Nadal, Federer, and Djokovic, solidified his reputation as a tenacious competitor.

AwardsTommy Robredo won 12 ATP singles titles and 5 doubles titles during his career. His most significant honor was winning the Hamburg Masters, a Masters 1000 event, in 2006. He reached a career-high ranking of world No. 5 in singles and also achieved a career-high doubles ranking. His seven Grand Slam quarterfinal appearances stand out as a notable achievement during an era dominated by Federer, Nadal, and Djokovic.

Rankings & Lists

#No. 5

ATP Singles Ranking

ATP·2006

Records & Feats

Only player in Open Era to win three consecutive matches after trailing two sets to love

Historic First·2013

At the 2013 French Open, Robredo came back from two sets down in three consecutive matches, a feat never before achieved in the Open Era.

Best five-set win percentage in the Open Era

Career Milestone·Career

Robredo won 17 of 22 five-set matches, a 77.3% win rate, the highest among players with at least 10 five-set matches.