Smrikva Bowl Tournament
Top 100 ATP/WTA Smrikva Bowl Club
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Top 100 ATP/WTA Smrikva Bowl Club list former Smrikva Bowl players who reached TOP 100 ATP or WTA ranking during their career… as of April 21st, 2025 list is the following:
48 players:
| Carlos ALCARAZ Irina Maria BARA Mattia BELLUCCI Belinda BENCIC William BLUMBERG Katie BOULTER Flavio COBOLLI Borna CORIC Olga DANILOVIC Luciano DARDERI Alejandro DAVIDOVICH FOKINA Alex DE MINAUR Laslo DJERE Marin DRAGANJA Alexandra EALA Jaime FARIA Jana FETT Linda FRUHVIRTOVA | Lloyd HARRIS Ivana JOROVIC Miomir KECMANOVIC Ana KONJUH Viktoria KUZMOVA Ivana LISJAK Claire LIU Maia LUMSDEN Tomaš MACHAČ Dino MARCAN Petra MARTIC Hamad MEDJEDOVIC Tereza MIHALIKOVA Angelica MORATELLI Lorenzo MUSETTI Luca NARDI Ingrid NEEL Tommy PAUL Alexei POPYRIN | Patrik RIKL Camilla ROSATELLO Holger RUNE Ivan SABANOV Matej SABANOV Nina STOJANOVIC Dominic THIEM Maria TIMOFEEVA Ajla TOMLJANOVIC Martina TREVISAN Donna VEKIC |
Total ATP single titles won = 71 ATP titles (5 Grand Slam)
Grand Slam – 5 titles
ATP 1000 Masters Series – 10 titles
ATP 500 – 19 titles
ATP 250 – 37 titles
Total ATP doubles titles won = 17 ATP titles
ATP 1000 Masters Series – 1 title
ATP 500 – 3 titles
ATP 250 – 14 titles
Total WTA single titles won = 23 WTA titles
Total WTA doubles titles won = 15 WTA titles
TOTAL ATP/WTA = 127 ATP/WTA titles
7 OLYMPIC MEDALS IN TOTAL:
1 Olympic golden medal (singles)
1 Olympic golden medal (mixed doubles)
2 Olympic silver medal (singles)
1 Olympic silver medal (doubles)
1 Olympic bronze medal (singles)
1 Olympic bronze medal (doubles)
3 Davis Cup
2 Billie Jean King Cup
3 Hopman Cup
5 Laver Cup
2 NEXT GEN ATP Finals titles
ATP
Carlos ALCARAZ – 2013 SB runner up – #1 ATP (Sep 2022)
18 ATP/Grand Slam titles, 1 Olympic silver medal (singles)
• ATP 1000 title in Monte Carlo (Monte Carlo) 2025
• ATP 500 title in Rotterdam (Netherlands) 2025
• ATP 500 title in Beijing (China) 2024
• Laver Cup, Berlin (Germany) 2024
• silver Olympic medal in singles, Paris (France) 2024
• Wimbledon (UK) 2024
• Roland Garros (France) 2024
• ATP 1000 title in Indian Wells (USA) 2024
• Wimbledon (UK) 2023
• ATP 500 title in London Queens (UK) 2023
• ATP 1000 title in Madrid (Spain) 2023
• ATP 500 title in Barcelona (Spain) 2023
• ATP 1000 title in Indian Wells (USA) 2023
• ATP 250 title in Buenos Aires (Argentina) 2023
• US OPEN (USA) 2022
• ATP 1000 title in Madrid (Spain) 2022
• ATP 500 title in Barcelona (Spain) 2022
• ATP 1000 title in Miami (USA) 2022
• ATP 500 title in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) 2022
• NEXT GEN ATP Finals title in Milan (Italy) 2021
• ATP 250 title in Umag (Croatia) 2021
Date of birth: 5th of May 2003
Carlos Alcaraz’s record list:
• Youngest player to win an ATP 500
• Youngest player to be world number 1
• Youngest player to end a year as world number 1
• Youngest player to win a Grand Slam on each surface
• Youngest player to reach an Olympic singles final
• Youngest player to win a title on every surface
Dominic THIEM – 2003 winner – #3 ATP (Mar 2020)
17 ATP/Grand Slam titles, 2 Laver Cups
• US OPEN (USA) 2020
• ATP 500 title in Vienna (Austria) 2019
• Laver Cup, Geneva (Switzerland) 2019
• ATP 500 title in Beijing (China) 2019
• ATP 250 title in Kitzbuhel (Austria) 2019
• ATP 500 title in Barcelona (Spain) 2019
• ATP 1000 title in Indian Wells (USA) 2019
• ATP 250 title in St.Petersburg (Russia) 2018
• ATP 250 title in Lyon (France) 2018
• ATP 250 title in Buenos Aires (Argentina) 2018
• Laver Cup, Prague (Czech Republic) 2017
• ATP 500 title in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) 2017
• ATP 250 title in Stuttgart (Germany) 2016
• ATP 250 title in Nice (France) 2016
• ATP 500 title in Acapulco (Mexico) 2016
• ATP 250 title in Buenos Aires (Argentina) 2016
• ATP 250 title in Nice (France) 2015
• ATP 250 title in Umag (Croatia) 2015
• ATP 250 title in Gastaad (Switzerland) 2015
• Junior Roland Garros 2011 runner up
Date of birth: 3rd of September 1993
Holger Vitus NODSKOV RUNE – 2013 SB QF – #4 ATP (Aug 2023)
5 ATP titles
• ATP 500 title in Barcelona (Spain) 2025
• ATP 250 title in Munich (Germany) 2023
• ATP 1000 title in Paris (France) 2022
• ATP 250 title in Stockholm (Sweden) 2022
• ATP 250 title in Munich (Germany) 2022
• Junior ROLAND GARROS 2019 winner
• #1 ITF in 2019
Date of birth: 29th of April 2003
Alex DE MINAUR – 2009 SB QF – #6 ATP (Jul 2024)
9 ATP titles singles & 1 ATP doubles title; 1 Laver Cup
• ATP 250 title in S-Hertogenbosch (Netherlands) 2024
• ATP 500 title in Acapulco (Mexico) 2024
• ATP 500 title in Acapulco (Mexico) 2023
• Laver Cup, London (UK) 2022
• ATP 250 title in Atlanta (USA) 2022
• ATP 250 title in Eastbourne (UK) 2021
• ATP 250 title in Antalya (Turkey) 2021
• ATP 1000 doubles title in Cincinnati New York (USA) 2020
• ATP 250 title in Zhuhai (China) 2019
• ATP 250 title in Atlanta (USA) – BB&T Atlanta Open 2019
• ATP 250 title in Sydney (Australia) 2019
• Junior AUSTRALIAN OPEN 2016 doubles winner
Date of birth: 17th of February 1999
Tommy PAUL – 2007 “Little Mo”/SB player – #9 ATP (Jan 2025)
4 ATP titles, 1 Olympic bronze medal (doubles), 1 Laver Cup
• ATP 250 title in Stockholm (Sweden) 2024
• bronze Olympic medal in doubles, Paris (France) 2024
• ATP 500 title in London Queens (UK) 2024
• ATP 250 title in Dallas (USA) 2024
• Laver Cup, Vancouver (Canada) 2023
• ATP 250 title in Stockholm (Sweden) 2021
• Junior ROLAND GARROS 2015 winner
Date of birth: 17th of May 1997
Lorenzo MUSETTI – 2012 SB QF – #11 ATP (Apr 2025)
2 ATP titles, 2 Davis Cup titles, 1 Olympic bronze medal (singles)
• Davis Cup title 2024
• bronze Olympic medal in singles, Paris (France) 2024
• Davis Cup title 2023
• ATP 250 title in Naples (Italy) 2022
• ATP 500 title in Hamburg (Germany) 2022
• Junior AUSTRALIAN OPEN 2019 winner
Date of birth: 3rd of March 2002
Borna CORIC – 2005 player – #12 ATP (Nov 2018)
3 ATP titles, 1 Davis Cup title
• Hopman Cup 2023 (France with Donna Vekic)
• ATP 1000 title in Cincinnati (USA) 2022
• Davis Cup title 2018
• ATP 500 title in Halle (Germany) 2018
• ATP 250 title in Marrakech (Morocco) 2017
• Junior US Open 2013 winner
• #1 ITF in 2013
Date of birth: 14th of November 1997
Tomaš MACHAČ – 2009-2010 SB QF – #20 ATP (Mar 2025)
1 ATP title, 1 ATP doubles title, 1 Olympic golden medal (mixed doubles)
• ATP 500 title in Acapulco (Mexico) 2025
• golden Olympic medal in mixed doubles, Paris (France) 2024
• ATP 250 doubles title in Marseille (France) 2024
Date of birth: 13th of October 2000
Alejandro DAVIDOVICH FOKINA -2009 SB SF – #21 ATP (Aug 2023)
1 ATP doubles title
• ATP 250 doubles title in Santiago (Chile) 2020
• Junior WIMBLEDON 2017 winner
Date of birth: 5th of June 1999
Alexei POPYRIN – 2008-2009 SB Cons. winner – #23 ATP (Aug 2024)
3 ATP titles & 1 doubles title
• ATP 500 doubles title in Dubai (UAE) 2025
• ATP 1000 title in Montreal (Canada) 2024
• ATP 250 title in Umag (Croatia) 2023
• ATP 250 title in Singapore (Singapore) 2021
• Junior ROLAND GARROS 2017 winner
Date of birth: 5th of August 1999
Laslo DJERE – 2003-2005 SB runner up – #27 ATP (Jun 2019)
3 ATP titles
• ATP 250 title in Santiago (Chile) 2025
• ATP 250 title in Sardinia (Italy) 2020
• ATP 500 title in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) 2019
Date of birth: 2nd of June 1995
Miomir KECMANOVIC – 2008-2009 SB QF – #27 ATP (Jan 2023)
2 ATP titles & 2 ATP doubles titles
• ATP 250 doubles title in Delrey Beach (USA) 2025
• ATP 250 title in Delrey Beach (USA) 2025
• ATP 250 doubles title in Los Cabos (Mexico) 2022
• ATP 250 title in Kitzbuhel (Austria) 2020
• #1 ITF year end 2016
Date of birth: 31st of August 1999
Flavio COBOLLI – 2012 SB – #30 ATP (Sep 2024)
• alternate Laver Cup, Berlin (Germany) 2024
• Junior ROLAND GARROS 2020 doubles winner
Date of birth: 6th of May 2002
Lloyd HARRIS – 2007 SB player – #31 ATP (Sep 2021)
1 ATP doubles title
• ATP 250 doubles title in Mallorca (Spain) 2023
Date of birth: 24th of February 1997
Luciano DARDERI – 2012 SB – #32 ATP (Aug 2024)
2 ATP titles
• ATP 250 title in Marrakech (Morocco) 2025
• ATP 250 title in Cordoba (Argentina) 2024
Date of birth: 14th of February 2002
Hamad MEDJEDOVIC – 2013 SB SF – #61 ATP (Apr 2025)
• NEXT GEN ATP Finals title in Jeddah (Saudi Arabia) 2023
Date of birth: 18th of July 2003
Mattia BELLUCCI – 2010 SB – #66 ATP (Apr 2025)
Date of birth: 1st of June 2001
Luca NARDI – 2013 SB – #67 ATP (Mar 2025)
Date of birth: 6th of August 2003
Jaime FARIA – 2013 SB – #87 ATP (Feb 2025)
Date of birth: 6th of August 2003
Marin DRAGANJA – 2001 winner – #20 ATP doubles (Apr 2015)
4 ATP doubles titles
• ATP 500 doubles title in Barcelona (Spain) 2015
• ATP 250 doubles title in Marseille (France) 2015
• ATP 250 doubles title in Zagreb (Croatia) 2015
• ATP 500 doubles title in Hamburg (Germany) 2014
• Junior Roland Garros 2009 doubles winner with Dino Marcan
Date of birth: 13th of May 1991
Patrik RIKL – 2008-09 SB – #68 ATP (Apr 2025)
1 ATP doubles title
• ATP 250 doubles title in Marrakech (Morocco) 2025
Date of birth: 6th of January 1999
Matej SABANOV – 2001-2002 SB SF – #72 ATP doubles (Apr 2022)
1 ATP doubles title
• ATP 250 doubles title in Belgrade (Serbia) 2021
Date of birth: 25th of June 1992
William BLUMBERG – 2008 “Little Mo”/SB player – #74 ATP doubles (Sep 2022)
3 ATP doubles titles
• ATP 250 doubles title in Los Cabos (Mexico) 2022
• ATP 250 doubles title in Newport (USA) 2022
• ATP 250 doubles title in Newport (USA) 2021
Date of birth: 26th January 1998
Ivan SABANOV – 2001-2002 SB SF – #75 ATP doubles (Apr 2022)
1 ATP doubles title
• ATP 250 doubles title in Belgrade (Serbia) 2021
Date of birth: 25th of June 1992
Dino MARCAN – 2001 SB runner up – #87 ATP doubles (May 2017)
• Junior ROLAND GARROS 2009 doubles winner with Marin Draganja
Date of birth: 12th of February 1991
Nino SERDARUSIC – 2005 SB player – #167 ATP (Jun 2022)
1 ATP doubles title
• ATP 250 doubles title in Umag (Croatia) 2023
Date of birth: 13th of December 1996
WTA
Belinda BENCIC – 2006 player – #4 WTA (Feb 2020)
8 WTA singles titles, 2 WTA doubles titles, 1 golden Olympic medal in singles & 1 Olympic silver medal (doubles), 1 Billie Jean King Cup title
• WTA 500 title Mubadala Abu Dhabi Open 2025 (UAE)
• WTA 500 title Mubadala Abu Dhabi Open 2023 (UAE)
• WTA title Adelaide 2 2023 (Australia)
• Billie Jean King Cup title 2022
• WTA title Charleston 2022 (USA)
• golden Olympic medal in singles & silver Olympic medal in doubles Tokyo 2020 2021 (Japan)
• WTA Premier title Moscow 2019 (Russia)
• WTA Premier title Dubai 2019 (UAE)
• Hopman Cup 2019 (Australia with Roger Federer)
• Hopman Cup 2018 (Australia with Roger Federer)
• WTA doubles title Citi Open 2015 (USA)
• WTA Premier title ROGERS CUP 2015 in Toronto (Canada)
• WTA title Aegon International Eastbourne 2015 (England)
• WTA doubles title Prague Open 2015 (Czech Republic)
• Junior Wimbledon 2013 winner
• Junior Roland Garros 2013 winner
• #1 ITF year end 2013
Date of birth: 10th of March 1997
Petra MARTIC – 2001 winner – #14 WTA (Jan 2020)
2 WTA titles
• WTA title at Lausanne (Switzerland) 2022
• WTA title at Istanbul (Turkey) 2019
Date of birth: 19th of January 1991
Donna VEKIC – 2003-2005 player – #17 WTA (Jan 2025)
4 WTA titles, 1 silver Olympic medal in singles
• Silver Olympic medal in singles 2024, Paris (France)
• Hopman Cup 2023 (France with Borna Coric)
• WTA 250 title at Monterrey 2023 (Mexico)
• WTA title at Courmayeur Open 2021
• WTA title at Nottingham Open 2017
• WTA title at Malaysia Open 2014
Date of birth: 28th of June 1996
Martina TREVISAN – 2003 player – #18 WTA (May 2023)
1 WTA title & 1 Billie Jean King Cup title
• Billie Jean King Cup title 2024
• WTA title Rabat 2022 (Morocco)
Date of birth: 3rd of November 1993
Ana KONJUH – 2007 runner up – #20 WTA (Jul 2017)
1 WTA title
• WTA title Aegon Open Nottingham 2015 (England)
• Junior Australian Open 2013 winner single and doubles
• Junior US Open 2013 winner
• #1 ITF in 2013
Date of birth: 27th of December 1997
Katie BOULTER – 2006 player – #23 WTA (Nov 2024)
3 WTA titles
• WTA 250 title Nottingham Open 2024 (UK)
• WTA 500 title San Diego 2024 (USA)
• WTA 250 title Nottingham Open 2023 (UK)
Date of birth: 1st of August 1996
Ajla TOMLJANOVIC – 2003 semif.- #32 WTA (Apr 2023)
• Junior Australian Open 2009 doubles winner
Date of birth: 7th of May 1993
Olga DANILOVIC – 2011 winner – #35 WTA (Mar 2025)
2 WTA singles title & 1 WTA doubles title
• WTA 250 title at Guangzhou 2024 (China)
• WTA doubles title at Tashkent Open 2018 (Uzbekistan)
• WTA title at Moscow River Cup 2018 (Russia)
• Junior US OPEN 2017 doubles winner
• Junior WIMBLEDON 2017 doubles winner
• Junior ROLAND GARROS 2016 doubles winner
Date of birth: 23rd of January 2001
Viktoria KUZMOVA HRUNCAKOVA – 2008 SB semif. – #43 WTA (Mar 2019)
5 WTA doubles titles
• WTA 250 doubles title Auckland 2024 (New Zealand)
• WTA 250 doubles title Upper Austria Ladies Linz 2023 (Austria)
• WTA doubles title Lyon Open 2021 (France)
• WTA doubles title Bucharest Open 2019 (Romania)
• WTA doubles title Prague Open 2019 (Czech Republic)
• Junior US OPEN 2015 doubles winner
Date of birth: 11th of May 1998
Linda FRUHVIRTOVA – 2015 SB semif. – #49 WTA (Jun 2023)
1 WTA title
• WTA 250 title Chennai 2022 (India)
Date of birth: 1st of May 2005
Claire LIU – 2010 “Little Mo”/SB player – #52 WTA (Jan 2023)
• Junior WIMBLEDON 2016 doubles winner
• #1 ITF in 2017
Date of birth: 25th of May 2000
Alexandra EALA – 2015 SB player – #72 WTA (Apr 2025)
• Junior AUSTRALIAN OPEN 2020 doubles winner
• Junior ROLAND GARROS 2021 doubles winner
• Junior US OPEN 2022 winner
Date of birth: 23rd of May 2005
Nina STOJANOVIC – 2006 player – #81 WTA (Mar 2020)
- #37 WTA doubles (Jan 2022)
Date of birth: 30th of July 1996
2 WTA doubles title
• WTA doubles title Belgrade Open 2021 (Serbia)
• WTA doubles title Baltic Open 2019 (Jurmala – Latvia)
Ivana JOROVIC – 2007 player – #86 WTA (Jul 2019)
• #1 ITF in 2014
Date of birth: 3rd of May 1997
Maria TIMOFEEVA – 2012 player – #93 WTA (Apr 2024)
1 WTA singles title
• WTA title Budapest 2023 (Hungary)
Date of birth: 18th of November 2003
Ivana LISJAK – 1997 winner – #95 WTA (Jun 2006)
Date of birth: 19th of March 1987
Jana FETT – 2005 player – #97 WTA (Oct 2017)
Date of birth: 2nd of November 1996
Ingrid NEEL – 2008 “LM”/SB player – #33 WTA doubles (May 2024)
4 WTA doubles title
• WTA 250 title in S-Hertogenbosch (Netherlands) 2024
• WTA 500 doubles title Tokyo 2023 (Japan)
• WTA doubles title Nottingham Open 2023 (UK)
• WTA doubles title Bogota Open 2021 (Columbia)
Date of birth: 16th of June 1998
Tereza MIHALIKOVA – 2008 SB player – #33 WTA doubles (Mar 2025)
1 WTA doubles title
• WTA 250 doubles title Portoroz 2021 (Slovenia)
• Junior AUSTRALIAN OPEN 2016 doubles winner
• Junior AUSTRALIAN OPEN 2015 winner
Date of birth: 2nd of June 1998
Irina Maria BARA – 2005 player – #56 WTA doubles (May 2019)
Date of birth: 18th of March 1995
Maia LUMSDEN – 2008 runner up – #57 WTA doubles (Jul 2024)
Date of birth: 10th of January 1998
Angelica MORATELLI – 2004 player – #62 WTA doubles (Sep 2024)
Date of birth: 17th of August 1994
Camilla ROSATELLO – 2005 player – #72 WTA doubles (May 2024)
Date of birth: 28th of May 1995
