Rebecca Peterson
Sweden · Singles · Right-handed · 31Sweden · 31 · Right

Rebecca Peterson: Ranking, Schedule & Stats

Rebecca Peterson is a professional tennis player from Sweden, born 6 August 1995. The Swede plays right-handed. Peterson stands 173 cm (5 ft 8 in) tall. Peterson has won 2 tour-level singles titles. The Swede's career numbers favour hard (58%, 120-88) over clay (45%, 33-41) and grass (43%, 9-12). The Swede was born in Stockholm, Sweden.

This page tracks Rebecca Peterson's upcoming schedule, latest results, recent form and surface record, with each match linking through to a detailed head-to-head and pre-match analysis. Scores update live as matches are played.

How good they are right now

Current form

2026 season2026
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Current streakStreakL1Zakharova A. · Australian Open Qual. Q64 · 4–6 6–2 4–6
Titles 2026Titles0
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Peterson has won 16 of the last 30 first sets

Peterson has won 5 of 11 deciding sets

Peterson has won 58% of matches on hard

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Ratings & strengths

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Elo rating · overall1 739career peak 1 920
SkillsPercentile · Top 150 · 52 weeksPercentile · Top 150Clutch28

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How tall is Rebecca Peterson?

Rebecca Peterson is 173 cm (5 ft 8 in) tall.

When was Rebecca Peterson born?

Rebecca Peterson was born on 6 August 1995 (31 years old).

Where is Rebecca Peterson from?

Rebecca Peterson is from Sweden, born in Stockholm, Sweden on 6 August 1995.

Is Rebecca Peterson right or left-handed?

Rebecca Peterson plays right-handed.

How good is Rebecca Peterson on clay?

Rebecca Peterson's clay-court record stands at 33-41, a 45% win rate.

How good is Rebecca Peterson on hard?

Rebecca Peterson has won 58% of hard-court matches (120-88).