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Tennis
MadisonKeys
Keys brings first-strike forehand power, 11 tour-level titles and a 2025 Australian Open crown into every match.
Singles record
WTA singles · ranking as of 29 June 2026How Keys plays
Give Madison Keys room to set her feet and the forehand does the damage, so the aim is to hurry her, vary the height and keep the ball away from the middle of the court. She strikes off the front foot, takes time away and looks to finish points early. Opponents slow the tempo, push deep and test whether she can be drawn into longer exchanges.
That threat has carried her to 11 tour-level singles titles and one Grand Slam crown, the Australian Open in 2025, with Bjorn Fratangelo in her corner. She sits at No. 22 on the WTA singles list. A career-high No. 5 shows the level she can reach when the first strike lands.
Scouting FAQ
Madison Keys is 31, born on 17 February 1995.
She has won 11 tour-level singles titles, with her sole Grand Slam coming at the Australian Open in 2025.
She was born in Rock Island, United States, and represents that country in WTA tournaments.
Bjorn Fratangelo works as her coach.
A right-handed tennis player on the WTA tour, turning professional in 2009 and standing 1.78 m tall.