Score frequencies

Percentages have two decimal places. Positive frequencies below 0.01% appear as <0.01%. The ratio ‘1 in every X’ divides the sample size by the number of matches with that score, using the original counts. X has up to two decimal places; ≈ indicates rounding.

The percentage is the historical probability of drawing this score from the selected matches. It does not predict the next match. For example: 10,000 out of 100,000 matches = 10%. Player, tournament and outcome filters change the sample; score search, sorting and pagination do not.

Score search matches the entire ordered sequence. Without an outcome suffix, it shows every recorded outcome in separate rows. Add RET, DEF or ABD to request a specific outcome, or use the outcome filter.

Scores follow the recorded winner’s perspective, even when players are selected. 6x4 6x3 and 6x3 6x4 are different. Selecting two players includes wins by either; selecting one includes every opponent.

Tie-break points in parentheses are ignored: 7-6(5) and 7-6(3) become 7x6. Bracketed match tie-breaks remain distinct, for example [10x8]. Partial sets and their order are preserved. RET means retirement; DEF, default; ABD, abandonment. Outcomes remain separate groups.

This is the available singles archive, not every match ever played. ATP/WTA selects the tour; Grand Slam selects the category within it. Completion follows the recorded outcome. Missing or unrecognized scores are excluded as a whole, rather than partially counted. Historical dates may refer to the tournament start; recent matches can have exact dates. Results refresh within five minutes.