At 25 years old, Felix Auger Aliassime has moved past Milos Raonic to claim the most men’s singles titles in ATP history for Canada during the Open Era. His rise marks a significant milestone for Canadian tennis, as he continues to establish himself among the sport’s elite.
Dominance indoors
Auger Aliassime has also proven to be one of the strongest performers in indoor events this decade. He leads all players with 89 match wins, ahead of Jannik Sinner, who follows closely with 83. This consistency highlights his adaptability and strength on faster surfaces.
Climbing the rankings
His recent success has propelled him to 6th in the ATP rankings, just one spot shy of his career-best position. The achievement reflects both his sustained progress and his ability to deliver results across different tournaments and conditions.
A new era for Canadian tennis
By surpassing Raonic’s record, Auger Aliassime has reinforced his role as the face of Canadian men’s tennis. His accomplishments not only elevate his personal legacy but also inspire the next generation of Canadian players aiming to make their mark on the global stage.
ATP Rotterdam - Felix Auger-Aliassime's projected path
Felix Auger-Aliassime in 2026
Ranked world no.8, Felix played his last match on the 8th of February when he overcame world no.70 Adrian Mannarino 6-3 7-6(4) in the final in Montpellier to win his 9th career title.
This year Felix has achieved an overall 5-2 win-loss record. This year, Felix won 1 title in Montpellier.
