Amanda Anisimova

Amanda Anisimova is an American professional tennis player who turned professional in 2016. She has a career-high WTA ranking of No. 16 (achieved on March 31, 2025). As of May 2025, Anisimova has won three WTA Tour titles and reached three WTA finals. Her first breakthrough came at the 2019 French Open. At the French Open, she upset Simona Halep, the defending champion, thus registering her best Grand Slam performance.

One of the biggest wins of Anisimova's career includes winning her maiden WTA 1000 event at the 2025 Qatar Open. She secured a win over Jelena Ostapenko in straight sets to win the title. She gave a walkover to Sofia Kenin in the semifinals of the 2025 Charleston Open. Anisimova struggled with injury at the 2025 WTA 125K Paris tournament, where she retired in the quarterfinal. Anisimova is an aggressive baseline player known for powerful groundstrokes from both wings. Her two-handed backhand is considered her most potent weapon.

Amanda Anisimova Personal Information

Amanda Anisimova's Early Life

Born in New Jersey, United States, Anisimova shifted to Miami when she was three. She started showing interest in tennis after watching her sister play the sport. She began playing tennis when she turned five. At 11, she started working with Nick Saviano to hone her tennis skills. Max Fomine, the assistant coach of Bryan Brothers, acts as her travelling coach.

Anisimova quickly ascended to the No. 2 ITF junior ranking, winning the Abierto Juvenil Mexicano. She then secured a spot in the final of the 2002 French Open girls' event, where she lost to Rebeka Masarova. Anisimova also won the Grade-1 Yucatan Cup in 2016 and the Grade-A Copa Gerdau in 2017. She won her maiden major at the US Open junior event, defeating Coco Gauff in the final.

Turning professional in 2016, Anisimova played her first professional tournament at the 2016 US Open. She played her first WTA Tour match at the Miami Open, where she lost to Taylor Townsend. She recorded her first WTA match win at the Indian Wells Open, defeating Pauline Parmentier.

Amanda Anisimova's Personal Life

Amanda Anisimova was born to Olga and Konstantin Anisimova in New Jersey, USA. Seeking inspiration from their elder sister, Maria Anisimova, she started playing tennis. Her parents shifted to Florida to seek better opportunities for their daughters, with her father as her first coach. While growing up, she idolized Maria Sharapova and Serena Williams. Besides playing tennis, she enjoys jet skiing, running, and writing. Anisimova likes to spend time on the beach. She is a dog lover and has a dog named Miley. Besides English, she can also speak Russian.

Amanda Anisimova's Family Background

Konstantin and Olga Anisimova are the parents of Amanda Anisimova. The couple also has an elder daughter named Maria Anisimova, who plays collegiate tennis for the University of Pennsylvania. She completed her studies at Wharton Business School. Konstantin and Olga Anisimova migrated from Russia to America to provide better facilities for Maria. Despite being part of the banking and finance industry, Anisimova's parents were her primary coaches.

Maria Anisimova switched her profession and pursued a career in banking. In 2019, Anisimova's father, Konstantin Anisimova, passed away at his home in Aventura, Florida, due to a heart attack at the age of 52 (via Nypost). Anisimova was preparing to participate in the US Open but had to withdraw from the event.

Amanda Anisimova Boyfriend

Amanda Anisimova is dating the former The Amazing Race Australia contestant Tyler Roos. He is the son of one of the Australian football legends (AFL), Paul Roos. The couple started dating in mid-2020 when she was recovering from her father's death. Like his father, Roos used to play football for the Southport Sharks. He later switched fields and started working as a model in Melbourne. Anisimova and Roos love sharing their photos on their social media handles.

Amanda Anisimova Kids

As of May 2025, Anisimova does not have any kids.

Amanda Anisimova Social Media

Instagram: @amandaanisimova

X: @AnisimovaAmanda

Amanda Anisimova Net Worth

Anisimova boasts a net worth of $2 million as of May 2025, according to Celebrity Net Worth.

Amanda Anisimova Prize Money

According to the WTA's official website, as of May 2025, Anisimova had won prize money of around $6.1 million.

Amanda Anisimova Brand Ambassador

Anisimova has signed an endorsement deal with sports brand Nike for her shoes and apparel. The deal, which was signed in October 2019, is worth $100 million. In April 2002, she was roped in by Wilson and used Wilson 98 x 16 ×19 V8 Racket. In January 2020, Anisimova signed a deal with food and beverage brand Gatorade. In June 2020, she signed a multi-year agreement with wellness company Therabody (via sportskhabri).

Amanda Anisimova Career Stats

Anisimova has a win-loss record of 177-107 in her WTA career as of May 2025. In the 2025 season, Anisimova has (as of May) served 55 aces and won 67.4% of her service games.

Amanda Anisimova Achievements

WTA 1000

Anisimova lifted her maiden WTA 1000 title at the 2025 Qatar Open, defeating Jelena Ostapenko 6-4, 6-3. En route, she defeated Ekaterina Alexandrova, Marta Kostyuk, and Paula Badosa.

Grand Slam Record

Anisimova recorded her best Grand Slam performance by reaching the semifinal of the 2019 French Open. She defeated Simona Halep in the quarterfinals but lost to Ashleigh Barty.

Amanda Anisimova Titles Won

According to the WTA's official website, as of May 2025, Anisimova had won three singles titles, including the 2025 Qatar Open, the 2022 Melbourne Open, and the 2019 Bogota Open.

Amanda Anisimova's Best Finish at each Grand Slam

Australian Open: 4R (2019,2022)

French Open: SF (2019)

Wimbledon: QF (2022)

US Open: 3R (2020)

Amanda Anisimova Coaching Staff

According to the WTA website, Amanda Anisimova receives coaching from Rick Vleeshouwers and Rob Brandsma. According to reports, she is coached by Hendrik Vleeshouwers.

Amanda Anisimova Diet

Anisimova prefers a plant-based diet, as per her video in the Athlete Cookbook hosted by comedian James Davis. She usually eats chicken, but mostly prefers fish or plant-based products. She shared in the interview that she changed her diet when she started to feel sluggish during the tournament. Anisimova likes to have brown rice over white rice (via tennisworldusa).