World No. 108 Aleksandr Shevchenko is 25 and plays right-handed. Career best: No. 45 in the world. Still looking for a winning surface: Hard 16-18, Clay 12-11, Grass 0-2. Twelve-month serve numbers: 64.2% of first serves in, 69.6% of those points won. Return games are a struggle, with 34.8% of return points won.

In form: 4 of the last 5 finished matches won. The match with D. Prižmić stretched to 50 games, the longest on record. Open any of these matches for BananaCore's pick, a predicted scoreline and the serve and return figures behind them. Latest tournament on record: ATP Stockholm Sweden. Whenever Aleksandr Shevchenko is on court, the match also appears among today's tennis predictions, next to every other match of the day.

Serving and returning

1st serves in

67.7%

Won on 1st serve

75.2%

Won on 2nd serve

57.8%

Aces per match

5.4

Double faults per match

1.6

Break points saved

63.6%

Return games won

22.5%

Points won on return

35.3%

Service points won

69.5%

All points won

52.2%

Career Past 12 months

Titles

Finals

Semi-final runs

Tournaments played

Results by tournament

Bratislava, Slovakia Challenger Final Gstaad ATP Semi-Finals Adelaide ATP Quarter-Finals Jinan China Challenger Quarter-Finals Pau, France Challenger Quarter-Finals Bucharest ATP Round of 16 Mallorca ATP Round of 16 Aix en Provence, France Challenger Round of 16 Bordeaux, France Challenger Round of 16 Prostejov, Czech Republic Challenger Round of 16 Miami ATP Round of 32 Dubai ATP Round of 32 Chengdu ATP Round of 32 Kitzbuhel ATP Round of 32 Bratislava, Slovakia Challenger Round of 32 Phoenix, USA Challenger Round of 32 Quimper, France Challenger Round of 32 Australian Open, Men ATP Round of 64 ATP Rome Masters ATP Round of 64 Indian Wells ATP Round of 64 Monte Carlo ATP Round of 64 Roland Garros, Men ATP Round of 128 US Open, Men ATP Round of 128 Wimbledon, Men ATP Round of 128 ATP Madrid Masters ATP Round of 128 Cincinnati ATP Round of 128 Almaty ATP Qualifying Montreal ATP Qualifying Shanghai ATP Qualifying Munich ATP Qualifying Brisbane ATP Qualifying

Sorted by best result, not by date

Year by year

2026

2026in progress

33–33

W–L

Matches

15–18

Tiebreaks

Aces per match

2.1

Double faults per match

1st serves in 63%

Won on 1st serve 70.2%

Won on 2nd serve 51.6%

Break points converted 36.3%

Break points saved 61.6%

2025

27–33

W–L

Matches

11–15

Tiebreaks

4.4

Aces per match

2.7

Double faults per match

1st serves in 62.4%

Won on 1st serve 67.1%

Won on 2nd serve 46.7%

Break points converted 34.7%

Break points saved 58.2%

2024

22–34

W–L

Matches

15–8

Tiebreaks

5.2

Aces per match

2.7

Double faults per match

1st serves in 60.5%

Won on 1st serve 66.4%

Won on 2nd serve 49.1%

Break points converted 40.7%

Break points saved 56.8%

2023

16–18

W–L

Matches

8–6

Tiebreaks

4.2

Aces per match

2.4

Double faults per match

1st serves in 64.7%

Won on 1st serve 67.2%

Won on 2nd serve 51.5%

Break points converted 41.5%

Break points saved 59%

Official singles figures for this season, as published by the tour. Don't expect the wins and losses to match our Predictions tab: that record covers only the matches we forecast. A dash marks a figure with no data yet.

Common questions

How often do our calls on Aleksandr Shevchenko come true?

42 of our 59 graded predictions on Aleksandr Shevchenko's matches were right, 71.2%. The latest 20 are listed below, each pick next to its result.

Which opponent has Aleksandr Shevchenko met most in our records?

Daniil Glinka, 2 times, with Aleksandr Shevchenko at 2-0 in those matches.