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David Ferrer

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David Ferrer

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David Ferrer, a tennis player on the ATP Tour, won 5 titles in 2015 and was the ATP Finals runner-up in 2007.

810ATP Tour matches since 200725titles since 2007

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About David Ferrer

Born on April 2, 1982, in Xabia, Alicante, Spain, David Ferrer played right-handed with a two-handed backhand. He turned pro in 2000 and was the ATP Finals runner-up in 2007. In 2015, he won 5 titles: Qatar ExxonMobil Open, Rio Open, Abierto Mexicano Telcel, Malaysian Open and Erste Bank Open. He retired in 2019.

Match history810

Every ATP Tour, Grand Slam and Olympic main-draw match in our records, newest first. A walkover is listed but never counted in a record.

2019: 8-7

DateTournamentRoundOpponentResultScoreSurface
May 8Madrid OpenRound 2Alexander ZverevL4-6, 1-6Clay
May 7Madrid OpenRound 1Roberto Bautista AgutW6-4, 4-6, 6-4Clay
Apr 25Barcelona OpenRound 3Rafael NadalL3-6, 3-6Clay
Apr 24Barcelona OpenRound 2Lucas PouilleW6-3, 6-1Clay
Apr 23Barcelona OpenRound 1Mischa ZverevW6-3, 6-1Clay
Mar 25Miami OpenRound 3Frances TiafoeL7-5, 3-6, 3-6Hard
Mar 23Miami OpenRound 2Alexander ZverevW2-6, 7-5, 6-3Hard
Mar 21Miami OpenRound 1Sam QuerreyW6-3, 6-2Hard
Feb 28Abierto Mexicano TELCELRound 2Alexander ZverevL6-7(0), 1-6Hard
Feb 26Abierto Mexicano TELCELRound 1Tennys SandgrenW7-6(5), 7-6(3)Hard
Feb 14Argentina OpenRound 2Albert Ramos-VinolasL6-3, 6-7(9), 3-6Clay
Feb 14Argentina OpenAlbert Ramos-VinolasL6-3, 6-7(9), 3-6Clay
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Feb 12Argentina OpenRound 1Malek JaziriW7-6(13), 6-3Clay
Jan 9ASB ClassicRound 2Pablo Carreno BustaL1-1 ret. (ret.)Hard
Jan 7ASB ClassicRound 1Robin HaaseW6-2, 6-1Hard

How he is doing nowThrough May 8

Last 106-4LWLWWLWWLWNewest first. Lost his last match.

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Career-high No. 3 ranking

Ferrer reached a career-high ATP Tour ranking of No. 3 on July 8, 2013.

7 titles in 2012

In 2012, Ferrer won 7 titles: Heineken Open, Copa Claro, Abierto Mexicano Telcel, UNICEF Open, SkiStar Swedish Open, Valencia Open 500 and BNP Paribas Masters.

3 titles in 2007

In 2007, Ferrer won 3 titles: Heineken Open, Catella Swedish Open and AIG Japan Open Tennis Championships.

CareerPro since 2000

26years2000 to 2019
  1. 2007First ATP matchBeat Gaston Gaudio, ATP Heineken Open
  2. 2007First titleATP Heineken Open
  3. 2013Career high No. 3Jul 8, 2013
  4. May 8, 2019Latest matchLost to Alexander Zverev, Madrid Open

Grand Slam titles

AO0Semifinal (2013)38-12 in our records
RG0Final (2013)36-12 in our records
WIM0Quarterfinal (2013)23-11 in our records
USO0Semifinal (2012)28-12 in our records

Titles by season

20073
20082
20102
20112
20127
20132
20141
20155
20171

25 titles from 47 finals in our records

Honors

  • ATP Finals runner-up (2007)

First ATP match

Jan 8, 2007: beat Gaston Gaudio 5-7, 6-3, 6-2ATP Heineken Open, on hard

Latest match

May 8, 2019: lost to Alexander Zverev 4-6, 1-6Madrid Open, Round 2, on clay court

Most often against

The players he has met most in our records, with the head-to-head.

Rafael Nadal28 meetings, finals 0-8
5-23Ferrer trails

Last: Apr 25, 2019, Barcelona Open Round 3, lost

Novak Djokovic19 meetings, finals 0-3
3-16Ferrer trails

Last: Oct 10, 2015, ATP China Open Semifinal, lost

Andy Murray18 meetings, finals 0-3
5-13Ferrer trails

Last: Oct 1, 2016, ATP & WTA China Open Semifinal, lost

Fernando Verdasco18 meetings, finals 1-0
12-6Ferrer leads

Last: Jul 22, 2017, ATP SkiStar Swedish Open Semifinal, won

Feliciano Lopez16 meetings, finals 1-0
10-6Ferrer leads

Last: Jun 1, 2017, French Open Round 2, lost

Alexandr Dolgopolov14 meetings, finals 2-0
10-4Ferrer leads

Last: Jul 23, 2017, ATP SkiStar Swedish Open Final, won

Sources and updates

Results and schedules come from Agatha's own records of the ATP Tour.

Updated Oct 5, 2026, 3:18 PM ET. Results and form refresh after every match; biography facts are checked weekly.