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Goran Ivanisevic Career Stats

Goran Ivanisevic won 22 ATP singles titles, reached a career-high ranking of world No. 2 (1994), hit a season-record 1,477 aces (1996), won Wimbledon in 2001 as wildcard No. 125, and won two Olympic bronze medals at Barcelona 1992. Source: ATP Tour.

2
No.
Career-high ATP singles ranking (July 1994)
22
ATP Tour singles titles
599
Career singles wins
1
Grand Slam title — Wimbledon 2001
$19.9M
Career prize money
Overall Record

Win–Loss Record

Across a career stretching from 1988 to 2004, Ivanisevic compiled 599 singles wins against 333 losses — a 64.3% win rate at the professional level. Full career data available at the ATP Tour career stats page.

599 W
599 Wins (64.3%)
333 Losses (35.7%)
Grand Slams

Grand Slam Results

Wimbledon was clearly Ivanisevic's best major. His grass-court game — built around a heavy first serve and aggressive net approach — translated perfectly to the surface, and his results at the All England Club across the 1990s were extraordinary for a player who never won anywhere else at Grand Slam level.

Australian Open
QF
Best result: 1996
Roland Garros
QF
Best result: 1993, 1996
Wimbledon
🏆 W
Champion 2001 · Finalist '92, '94, '98
US Open
SF
Best result: 1990, 1996
TournamentResultYear(s)Notes
WimbledonW2001As wildcard, ranked No. 125
WimbledonF (Runner-up)1992Lost to Agassi 5 sets
WimbledonF (Runner-up)1994Lost to Sampras 5 sets
WimbledonF (Runner-up)1998Lost to Sampras 3 sets
US OpenSF1990, 1996
Australian OpenQF1996
Roland GarrosQF1993, 1996
Titles Breakdown

Titles by Surface

Ivanisevic won titles on every surface during his career, but was especially dominant on indoor carpet courts — which, like grass, rewarded fast serves and aggressive net play. His 14 carpet-court titles represent more than half his total singles haul.

Carpet
14
63.6%
Clay
3
13.6%
Hard
3
13.6%
Grass
2
9.1%
CategoryTitle CountNotable Wins
Grand Slam1Wimbledon 2001
ATP Masters2Stuttgart 1992, Essen 1995
Grand Slam Cup1Munich 1994
ATP 500-level7Various
ATP 250-level11Various
Total Singles22
Doubles9Career-high No. 20 doubles ranking
Career Timeline

Titles by Year (Selected)

1990Stuttgart, Memphis (first ATP titles)2
1991Belgrade, Palermo2
1992Stuttgart · Reached No. 4 in rankings · First Wimbledon final4
1993Wimbledon QF · Best clay result at Roland Garros2
1994Career-high No. 2 · Grand Slam Cup · Second Wimbledon final3
1996Best season outside of 2001 · QF at all four Slams2
1998Third Wimbledon final (lost to Sampras)1
2001🏆 Wimbledon champion — as wildcard, ranked 1251
International

Olympic & Team Competitions

Ivanisevic represented Croatia at several major international competitions, beginning immediately after Croatian independence was recognised in the early 1990s.

CompetitionYearResultNotes
Olympic Games1992 BarcelonaBronze (singles)Croatia's first Olympic tennis medal
Olympic Games1992 BarcelonaBronze (doubles)With Goran Prpić
Davis CupVariousKey contributorCroatia became top nation in 2000s
Hopman Cup1996WinnerRepresenting Croatia mixed team
In context → To understand what these numbers meant in practice — especially the four Wimbledon finals — read the full Wimbledon 2001 story, or return to the biography page.
Frequently Asked Questions

Career Stats — Questions & Answers

How many ATP titles did Goran Ivanisevic win?
Goran Ivanisevic won 22 ATP Tour singles titles during his career, spanning from 1990 to 2001. His titles were spread across all surfaces: 14 on indoor carpet, 3 on clay, 3 on hard courts, and 2 on grass — including his Wimbledon 2001 championship.
What was Goran Ivanisevic's win-loss record?
Goran Ivanisevic compiled a career singles win-loss record of 599 wins and 333 losses — a win rate of 64.3%. He also won 9 ATP doubles titles and reached a career-high doubles ranking of No. 20.
What was Ivanisevic's best surface?
Goran Ivanisevic was most dominant on indoor carpet courts, where he won 14 of his 22 singles titles. His serve was equally devastating on grass, where he won Wimbledon and reached four finals. Both surfaces rewarded fast, flat serving and aggressive net play.
How many times did Ivanisevic reach the Wimbledon final?
Goran Ivanisevic reached the Wimbledon men's singles final four times: 1992 (lost to Agassi), 1994 (lost to Sampras), 1998 (lost to Sampras), and 2001 (won as wildcard vs Rafter). He is one of only a handful of players in the Open Era to have appeared in four or more Wimbledon finals.
What Olympic medals did Goran Ivanisevic win?
Goran Ivanisevic won two bronze medals at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona: one in men's singles and one in men's doubles (partnering Goran Prpić). He represented Croatia, which had only recently declared independence. These were Croatia's first-ever tennis Olympic medals.