WTA 2025: Top five players with most match wins

Aryna Sabalenka finishes the WTA 2025 season with highest match victories.

The 2025 WTA season delivered some of the most consistent and high-quality tennis seen in recent years, driven by a group of elite players who combined volume, durability and top-tier performance.

From Grand Slam champions to big-stage warriors, these five women led the tour in match victories, reflecting not just peak form but sustained excellence across the calendar.

Top five women with most match wins

5. Coco Gauff – 48

Coco Gauff put together a strong 48-win season highlighted by her maiden Roland Garros triumph, where she claimed seven of her biggest victories.

Her consistency across surfaces was visible in deep runs at the Australian Open, a runner-up showing in Madrid and Rome, a Wuhan WTA 1000 title and a semifinal finish in Beijing.

Despite early exits at Wimbledon and some mid-season dips, the American’s peak level ensured she remained one of the most reliable performers on tour.

title number 11 & 3rd wta 1000 trophy!!!!and it tastes so sweet 🥰感謝大家的愛與支持🫂James 1:2-3🙏🏾 #WuhanChamp pic.twitter.com/xTgAdwVK6j

— Coco Gauff (@CocoGauff) October 12, 2025

4. Jessica Pegula – 53

Jessica Pegula quietly produced one of the steadiest seasons of 2025, racking up 53 wins through a combination of reliability at big events and deep runs across the WTA 1000 circuit.

She reached the semifinals at the US Open, the China Open and the WTA Finals, triumphed in Bad Homburg and Charleston, while also finishing runner-up in Miami and Wuhan.

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3. Elena Rybakina – 58

Elena Rybakina closed the year with 58 match wins and one of the most memorable finishes of the season. Her unbeaten run to the WTA Finals title in Riyadh, where she defeated Swiatek, Sabalenka and Pegula, delivered the richest winner’s cheque in women’s tennis history and salvaged an otherwise uneven season marked by early Grand Slam exits.

Titles in Strasbourg and Ningbo and multiple deep runs across WTA 1000s showcased her threat level when fully healthy and dialed in.

2. Iga Swiatek – 61

Iga Swiatek’s 61-win campaign was built on trademark consistency, highlighted by her first Wimbledon title, a Cincinnati WTA 1000 crown and a Seoul WTA 500 victory.

She reached at least the semifinals at the Australian Open, French Open, Doha, Indian Wells and Madrid, reinforcing her status as the tour’s most dependable week-to-week performer. Though she missed out on the year-end semifinals, Swiatek’s all-surface success defined her season.

1. Aryna Sabalenka – 63

Aryna Sabalenka topped the WTA match-wins chart with 63 victories, capping a powerhouse season that included a US Open title, a Miami WTA 1000 trophy, a Madrid crown and a Brisbane title.

She reached three Grand Slam finals (Australian Open, French Open, US Open), and a Wimbledon semifinal, along with a runner-up showing at the WTA Finals.

Her explosive baseline game delivered both volume and quality, reinforcing her position as the year’s most dominant match winner.

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