ATP & WTA Break Points Converted Leaders 2026

Break-point conversion is how often a player takes the chances they create: break points won as a share of break points earned.

Conversion rate is noisier than the rate boards above, because a season's break points number in the hundreds rather than the thousands, and a player who creates very few chances can post a high rate on a small sample. That is why the qualification floor matters here more than anywhere else, and why the opportunity count travels with every row.

ATP break points converted leaders 2026

Ignacio Buse leads the ATP with 48.9% of break points converted in 2026, measured over 20 qualifying matches — the most of any qualified ATP player this season. Sebastian Baez (45.5%) and Tommy Paul (45.2%) are next. 79 ATP players qualify, and the median of that field is 38.5%.

ATP break points converted leaders, 2026 season — top 50 of 79 qualified players, ranked by bp converted %, with the match sample behind each figure.
#	Player	Country	BP converted %	Matches
1	Ignacio Buse	PER	48.9%	20
2	Sebastian Baez	ARG	45.5%	15
3	Tommy Paul	USA	45.2%	40
4	Cameron Norrie	GBR	44.4%	24
5	Felix Auger-Aliassime	CAN	44.3%	39
6	Frances Tiafoe	USA	44.3%	48
7	Alexei Popyrin	AUS	44.3%	18
8	Daniil Medvedev	—	44.1%	39
9	Learner Tien	USA	43.6%	32
10	Michael Zheng	USA	43.6%	15
11	Daniel Merida Aguilar	ESP	43.3%	17
12	Alex De Minaur	AUS	42.9%	40
13	Joao Fonseca	BRA	42.9%	26
14	Vit Kopriva	CZE	42.9%	22
15	Carlos Alcaraz	ESP	42.1%	27
16	Rafael Jodar	ESP	41.9%	38
17	Martin Landaluce	ESP	41.7%	17
18	Karen Khachanov	—	41.6%	34
19	Jenson Brooksby	USA	41.3%	19
20	Arthur Fils	FRA	40.9%	37
21	Brandon Nakashima	USA	40.8%	39
22	Valentin Royer	FRA	40.8%	15
23	Jannik Sinner	ITA	40.7%	43
24	Alexander Zverev	GER	40.7%	61
25	Matteo Berrettini	ITA	40.7%	22
26	Casper Ruud	NOR	40.4%	28
27	Marton Fucsovics	HUN	40.4%	17
28	Terence Atmane	FRA	40.2%	26
29	Flavio Cobolli	ITA	40.1%	41
30	Lorenzo Musetti	ITA	39.7%	24
31	Francisco Cerundolo	ARG	39.3%	34
32	Alex Michelsen	USA	39.3%	28
33	Alejandro Tabilo	CHI	39.1%	28
34	Yannick Hanfmann	GER	39.1%	19
35	Dino Prizmic	CRO	38.9%	15
36	Denis Shapovalov	CAN	38.8%	24
37	Zachary Svajda	USA	38.8%	20
38	Novak Djokovic	SRB	38.5%	21
39	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	ESP	38.5%	25
40	Botic Van De Zandschulp	NED	38.5%	27
41	Adrian Mannarino	FRA	38.5%	17
42	Mattia Bellucci	ITA	38.3%	17
43	Andrey Rublev	—	38.1%	32
44	Arthur Fery	GBR	38.0%	15
45	Corentin Moutet	FRA	38.0%	17
46	Alexander Bublik	KAZ	37.9%	25
47	Matteo Arnaldi	ITA	37.9%	17
48	Zizou Bergs	BEL	37.8%	24
49	Juan Manuel Cerundolo	ARG	37.8%	18
50	Rinky Hijikata	AUS	37.8%	18

29 further qualified ATP players are outside the top 50; the full field is sortable in the ATP stat explorer on Stat Leaders.

WTA break points converted leaders 2026

Kamilla Rakhimova leads the WTA with 54.8% of break points converted in 2026, measured over 18 qualifying matches — the most of any qualified WTA player this season. Maja Chwalinska (53.8%) and Anastasia Potapova (53.7%) are next. 75 WTA players qualify, and the median of that field is 44.5%.

WTA break points converted leaders, 2026 season — top 50 of 75 qualified players, ranked by bp converted %, with the match sample behind each figure.
#	Player	Country	BP converted %	Matches
1	Kamilla Rakhimova	UZB	54.8%	18
2	Maja Chwalinska	POL	53.8%	17
3	Anastasia Potapova	AUT	53.7%	33
4	Jessica Bouzas Maneiro	ESP	53.4%	15
5	Elina Svitolina	UKR	52.4%	49
6	Jelena Ostapenko	LAT	51.6%	28
7	Iga Swiatek	POL	51.0%	41
8	Belinda Bencic	SUI	50.9%	27
9	Mirra Andreeva	—	50.6%	53
10	Amanda Anisimova	USA	50.4%	31
11	Oleksandra Oliynykova	UKR	49.3%	20
12	Karolina Pliskova	CZE	49.3%	22
13	Kimberly Birrell	AUS	49.1%	16
14	Maya Joint	AUS	48.8%	17
15	Elise Mertens	BEL	48.5%	36
16	Iva Jovic	USA	48.1%	39
17	Daria Kasatkina	AUS	47.9%	19
18	Caty McNally	USA	47.7%	19
19	Sorana Cirstea	ROU	47.1%	33
20	Naomi Osaka	JPN	47.1%	34
21	Camila Osorio	COL	47.1%	17
22	Anna Kalinskaya	—	46.9%	38
23	Maria Sakkari	GRE	46.8%	26
24	Eva Lys	GER	46.7%	15
25	Marta Kostyuk	UKR	46.5%	38
26	Diana Shnaider	—	46.4%	39
27	Coco Gauff	USA	46.3%	54
28	Nikola Bartunkova	CZE	46.3%	25
29	Jasmine Paolini	ITA	46.1%	25
30	Karolina Muchova	CZE	45.8%	40
31	Aryna Sabalenka	—	45.7%	51
32	Madison Keys	USA	45.7%	38
33	Ashlyn Krueger	USA	45.2%	16
34	Liudmila Samsonova	—	45.1%	34
35	Viktorija Golubic	SUI	45.1%	16
36	Victoria Mboko	CAN	44.7%	26
37	Yuliia Starodubtseva	UKR	44.7%	20
38	Magda Linette	POL	44.5%	18
39	McCartney Kessler	USA	44.3%	17
40	Linda Noskova	CZE	44.2%	43
41	Zeynep Sonmez	TUR	44.0%	23
42	Sara Bejlek	CZE	43.8%	21
43	Elena Gabriela Ruse	ROU	43.8%	19
44	Alexandra Eala	PHI	43.5%	40
45	Clara Tauson	DEN	43.4%	27
46	Magdalena Frech	POL	43.4%	31
47	Cristina Bucsa	ESP	43.3%	23
48	Talia Gibson	AUS	43.2%	24
49	Xinyu Wang	CHN	42.9%	26
50	Jessica Pegula	USA	42.8%	60

25 further qualified WTA players are outside the top 50; the full field is sortable in the WTA stat explorer on Stat Leaders.

How break points converted is measured

Break points converted is total break points won divided by total break-point opportunities, expressed as a percentage.

A player qualifies for this board with at least 15 singles matches in the 2026 pool and at least 15 of those matches carrying this statistic. The floor is half the busiest schedule on tour, capped at 15 — a flat 15 would leave the board empty until roughly April, when the pool has barely filled. The Matches column on every row is that player's own denominator, so a number taken over a thin sample is visible as one rather than hidden behind a rank. A tour section is withheld entirely below 25 qualified players.

Coverage and limits

Figures cover Grand Slam, 1000- and 500-level singles matches in 2026, on every surface. 250-level and lower-tier events are not counted, so a player's totals here run below their full-season numbers — which is also why this page ranks a per-match or per-point RATE rather than a season total. A total drawn from a partial pool would be wrong in a way a rate is not.

This board's denominator is break points EARNED, so its coverage follows a player's own returning as much as the feed: a match in which they never reached break point contributes nothing here, and the feed's break-point splits run a little behind its serve splits to begin with. In the 2026 pool this statistic is recorded for 2,622 of the 3,040 ATP matches (86%) and 2,654 of the 3,298 WTA matches (80%).

Ranks and values on this page are computed over the same pool, so the ordering and the numbers beside it always agree. Drop Shot is not the ATP or the WTA and these are not official tour statistics: they are aggregated from our own match feed, and where a match did not report a statistic it contributes nothing to either the numerator or the denominator.