Matteo Berrettini

Matteo Berrettini, the Italian professional tennis player currently ranked 91st in the ATP, demonstrates a pronounced affinity for grass-court competition. His 77.6% win rate on grass surfaces—accumulated across 45 victories and 13 losses—positions him as a formidable competitor on the sport's fastest courts, a statistic that reflects his powerful, serve-dominant playing style.

On clay courts, Berrettini maintains a solid 68.5% conversion rate with 98 wins against 45 losses, indicating consistent performance on the surface that demands greater lateral movement and baseline endurance. His hard-court record of 58.8% (150 wins, 105 losses) suggests more variable results on this intermediate surface, where his serve remains an asset but opponents' returns and countervailing power become increasingly competitive factors.

Recent tournament activity reveals inconsistent form across early 2026, with mixed results at Indian Wells, Rio de Janeiro, and Santiago offset by losses at Miami and Monte Carlo. A three-match losing streak at Miami in late March preceded a Monte Carlo campaign that yielded no victories in two recorded matches, indicating a current dip in competitive effectiveness that contrasts with his historically stronger surface-specific performances.