Dominic Thiem's career in numbers: Records, stats and titles

Dominic Thiem has won 17 titles in his career.

When Dominic Thiem announced his retirement on May 10, 2024, it brought back into focus a promising career affected by a wrist injury and plenty of what-ifs. Thiem announced his exit from the ATP Tour aged just 30 after more than a decade-long injury-plagued career. 

The Austrian player who climbed to a career-high World No. 3 in 2020 has won 17 career titles and holds a 348-210 win-loss record. His most recent triumph came at the 2020 US Open. Thiem is currently ranked 117th. Of the Austrian’s 17 titles, 10 have come on clay, one on grass and six on hard courts.

Dominic Thiem has beaten specialist players on their favourite turfs – notably Roger Federer on grass, Novak Djokovic on hard courts and Rafael Nadal on clay.

Dominic Thiem’s Grand Slam Record

US Open: Winner (2022)

French Open: (2018, 2019)

Australian Opem: Final (2020)

Wimbledon: Round of 16 (2017)

Dominic Thiem’s ATP Tour Finals record

Dominic Thiem made four appearances at the Nitto ATP Finals, all of them coming between 2016 and 2020 – when the tournament used to be held in London. In his first three attempts, he made exits in the round-robin phase. 

In 2019, Dominic Thiem made the first of his two final appearances at the Nitto ATP Finals. He played Stefanos Tsitsipas but lost in three sets 7-6 (6), 2-6, 6-7(4). A similar result arose at the 2020 edition, this time against Daniil Medvedev. 6-4, 6-7 (2), 4-6. On both occasions, Thiem won the first set but failed to drive home the advantage.

Dominic Thiem’s ATP Masters 1000 record

2014

• Indian Wells Masters (Hard Court) – Round of 32.
• Miami Open (Hard Court) – Round of 64.
• Monte-Carlo (Clay Court) – Round of 64.
• Madrid Open (Clay Court) – Round of 16.
• Canada Masters (Hard Court) – Round of 64.
• Cincinnati Open (Hard Court) – Round of 64.
• Shanghai Open (Hard Court) – Round of 32.
• Paris Masters (Hard Court) – Round of 32.

2015

• Indian Wells Masters (Hard Court) – Round of 128.
• Miami Open (Hard Court) – Quarterfinals.
• Monte-Carlo (Clay Court) – Round of 64.
• Italian Open (Clay Court) – Round of 16.
• Canada Masters (Hard Court) – Round of 64.
• Cincinnati Open (Hard Court) – Round of 64.
• Shanghai Open (Hard Court) – Round of 32.
• Paris Masters (Hard Court) – Round of 32.

2016

• Indian Wells Masters (Hard Court) – Round of 16.
• Miami Open (Hard Court) – Round of 16.
• Monte-Carlo (Clay Court) – Round of 16.
• Madrid Open (Clay Court) – Round of 64.
• Italian Open (Clay Court) – Quarterfinals.
• Canada (Hard Court) – Round of 32.
• Cincinnati Open (Hard Court) – Quarterfinals.
• Paris Masters (Hard Court) – Round of 32.

2017

• Indian Wells Masters (Hard Court) – Quarterfinals.
• Miami Open (Hard Court) – Round of 64.
• Monte-Carlo (Clay Court) – Round of 16.
• Madrid Open (Clay Court) – Finals.
• Italian Open (Clay Court) – Semifinals.
• Canada Masters (Hard Court) – Round of 32.
• Cincinnati Open (Hard Court) – Quarterfinals.
• Shanghai Open (Hard Court) – Round of 32.
• Paris Masters (Hard Court) – Round of 16.

2018

• Indian Wells Masters (Hard Court) – Round of 32.
• Monte-Carlo (Clay Court) – Quarterfinals.
• Madrid Open (Clay Court) – Finals.
• Italian Open (Clay Court) – Round of 32.
• Canada Masters (Hard Court) – Round of 32.
• Shanghai Open (Hard Court) – Round of 32.
• Paris Masters (Hard Court) – Semifinals.

2019

• Indian Wells Masters (Hard Court) – Finals.
• Miami Open (Hard Court) – Round of 64.
• Monte-Carlo (Clay Court) – Round of 16.
• Madrid Open (Clay Court) – Semifinals.
• Italian Open (Clay Court) – Round of 32.
• Canada Masters (Hard Court) – Quarterfinals.
• Shanghai Open (Hard Court) – Quarterfinals.
• Paris Masters (Hard Court) – Round of 16.

2020

• Cincinnati Open (Hard Court) – Round of 32.

2021

• Madrid Open (Clay Court) – Semifinals.
• Italian Open (Clay Court) – Round of 16.

2022

• Madrid Open (Clay Court) – Round of 64.
• Italian Open (Clay Court) – Round of 64.

2023

• Indian Wells Masters (Hard Court) – Round of 128.
• Miami Open (Hard Court) – Round of 128.
• Monte-Carlo (Clay Court) – Round of 32.
• Madrid Open (Clay Court) – Round of 64.
• Paris Masters (Hard Court) – Round of 32.

ATP Tournament Wins (split by year)

• 2015 – Gstaad (Outdoor/Clay), Umag (Outdoor/Clay), Nice (Outdoor/Clay).
• 2016 – Stuttgart (Outdoor/Grass), Nice (Outdoor/Clay), Acapulco (Outdoor/Hard), Buenos Aires (Outdoor/Clay)
• 2017 – Rio de Janeiro (Outdoor/Clay)
• 2018 – St. Petersburg (Indoor/Hard), Lyon (Outdoor/Clay), Buenos Aires (Outdoor/Clay)
• 2019 – Vienna (Indoor/Hard), Beijing (Outdoor/Hard), Kitzbuhel (Outdoor/Clay), Barcelona (Outdoor/Clay), ATP Masters 1000 Indian Wells (Outdoor/Hard)
• 2020 – US Open (Outdoor/Hard)

Dominic Thiem’s Other Achievements

• Dominic Thiem reached a career-high of No. 3 in March 2020 and remained in the top five until his right wrist injury in June 2021. 
• Thiem was in the top 10 of the ATP Rankings for five straight years between 2016 to 2020.
• He defeated Alexander Zverev in a fifth set tiebreak to win the 2020 US Open title, becoming the first player to lift the US Open trophy from two sets down since Pancho Gonzalez in 1949 in the Amateur Era. 
• He defeated No. 2 Novak Djokovic and No. 3 Roger Federer en route to the 2019 final and ousted No. 2 Rafael Nadal and No. 1 Novak Djokovic en route to the 2020 final. 
• He defeated five-time champion Federer to win the 2019 Indian Wells title while playing his third ATP Masters 1000 final. 
• He joined Andy Murray in 2019-20 as one of two players with at least five career wins over each member of the “Big Three.”

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