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David Nylen
David Nylen represented Sweden on the ATP Tour and reached a career-high ranking of No. 1187. In TennisDB's records, David Nylen finished with a career record of 0–0 and no singles titles.
Peak ranking
1,187 (Oct 29, 2007)
Elo peak
1500 (3rd percentile)
Career record
0–0
Career titles
0
Prize money
$3,110
Records cover recorded main-draw singles results in TennisDB's ATP event archive, including credited walkovers; qualifying is shown separately below.
ATP Matches full match log →
| Opponent | Score | Result | H2H | Match Data | Date | Round | Tournament | Category | Surface |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Daniel Koellerer | 0-6 2-6 | L | H2H | Match data | Jul 7, 2008 | Q1 | Swedish Open | ATP 250 | Clay |
| Bjorn Rehnquist | 2-6 2-6 | L | H2H | Match data | Jul 9, 2007 | Q1 | Swedish Open | ATP 250 | Clay |
Qualifying matches are shown here but excluded from main-draw summaries and leaderboards.
Career Results
Career Results by Surface
Advanced Stats
Tournament Results by Category
ATP Ranking History full ranking history →
Current rank
1788
Career high
1187
Career-high date
Oct 29, 2007
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Ranking History Matrix
Frequently Asked Questions
- Which country does David Nylen represent?
- David Nylen represents Sweden in TennisDB's ATP records.
- Is David Nylen left-handed or right-handed?
- David Nylen plays right-handed.
- How many Grand Slams has David Nylen won?
- David Nylen has not won a Grand Slam title.
- How many Masters 1000 titles has David Nylen won?
- TennisDB does not group any of David Nylen's titles under the modern Masters 1000 category.
- What is David Nylen's highest ATP ranking?
- David Nylen's career-high ATP singles ranking is world No. 1187, first achieved on October 29, 2007.
- What is David Nylen's career win-loss record?
- David Nylen has a career ATP singles record of 0 wins and 0 losses.
- How much career prize money has David Nylen earned?
- David Nylen has earned at least $3,110 in career prize money from professional tennis.