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Auger-Aliassime’s 2025, by the Numbers
50-24: Overall win-loss record
7-4: Grand Slam win-loss record (AO 2R, RG 1R, W 2R, USO SF)
3: Titles (Adelaide, Montpellier, Brussels)
2: Runner-ups (Dubai, Paris Indoors)
5: Year-end ranking
The Story of the Season
Felix Auger-Aliassime ended the 2025 season on a career-high ranking of No. 5, a testament to his hard work, talent and mindset after experiencing a period of ups and downs.
By mid-February, the Canadian added a pair of ATP 250 titles to his collection. But by the end of May, his record across the year’s majors and Masters 1000 events stood at 3-6—and he dipped to No. 30 when his 2024 Madrid finalist points came off.
Two more early exits at Wimbledon and Toronto followed, before Auger-Aliassime put together one of the most impressive stretches of the season to reaffirm his place among the ATP’s elite. After a Cincinnati quarterfinal showing, the Montreal native posted two Top 10 wins en route to his second US Open semifinal. Momentum only grew from there, as the newly-married Auger-Aliassime triumphed in Brussels ahead of a Paris Masters runner-up finish that ultimately secured his ticket to the Nitto ATP Finals.