Will Daniil Medvedev Win a Second Grand Slam Before Retirement?

Daniil Medvedev has enjoyed superb success during his professional tennis career, as he won the 2021 US Open and earned the world number one ranking in men’s singles in 2022.

He is number six in the world, as he has battled it out on the court with many new and seasoned tennis stars in recent years.

As Medvedev is twenty-nine years old, many media outlets and sports fans wonder if the Russian tennis star will secure another major before he bids goodbye to tennis.

Read on to learn if Daniil Medvedev will likely win his second Grand Slam before retirement.

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Is Medvedev Planning to Retire?

As most professional tennis players retire during their thirties, it is natural to wonder if Daniil Medvedev will experience victory in another major.

As he turns thirty in February 2026, he must compete with various rising stars who could stand in the way of another Grand Slam win.

However, Medvedev has no plans to retire immediately, as he recently stated he “loves tennis” and wants to “keep playing as long as I can.”

As he will likely have his sights set on winning more Grand Slams throughout the years, there is a chance his skills and experience could help him lift at least one more trophy during his professional career.

Who Could Stand in Medvedev’s Way?

Unfortunately for Medvedev, he’s up against some tough tennis competition. For example, Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner split the Grand Slams in 2024, proving they’re hard to beat in the sport.

As Medvedev has a more defensive playing style, he might struggle to compete with Sinner and Alcaraz’s more aggressive tactics on the court.

Also, he faces steep competition from other rising stars, such as Alexander Zverev and Stefanos Tsitsipas, as well as seasoned player Novak Djokovic.

Medvedev has acknowledged a tough road ahead to beat the competition.

He recently told the official Roland Garros website, “Jannik, Carlos, Novak, I feel like they are all better than me, if we talk about peak performance; so, it’s a big challenge to beat them when I play them. I’m happy to take this challenge and make a big improvement on myself when I beat them.”

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What Grand Slam is Medvedev Most Likely to Win?

Medvedev has enjoyed success in all Grand Slams throughout his career, but he arguably plays better on a hard court over clay and grass.

For this reason, he’s more likely to win the US Open or Australian Open before retirement, as Wimbledon has a grass court and the Roland Garros French Open features clay.

Due to his physically demanding playing style, he might find it difficult to withstand the faster pace of a grass court or longer rallies on clay.

However, he displays much dominance when playing on a hard court, which could give him an advantage against an opponent performing better on clay or grass.

Also, his tactical intelligence and resilience could help him counteract more aggressive players, helping him reach the finals of various Grand Slams in the coming years.

If he combines his skills with experience, he might finish his career with more than one trophy in his cabinet.

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