Marcel Granollers | Bio | ATP Tour

Began playing tennis at age 5.
Father, Javier; mother, Montse; brother, Gerard, is also an ATP pro.
Favourite surface is clay and shot is drop shot.
Lists Barcelona as his favourite tournament and New York as his favourite city on tour.
Favourite movie is Gladiator and TV show Prison Break.
Enjoys football and is a fan of R.C.D. Espanyol.
Favourite foods are Spanish and Japanese.
Likes reggaeton music.
Opened a tennis academy in Barcelona called GRtennisalong with his brother Gerard and fellow ATP pro Pere Riba.

(UPDATED 9 NOVEMBER 2025)

Achieved singles career-high No. 19 in 2012 and doubles career-high No. 1 in May 2024, clinching the World No. 1 spot after saving 4 MPs vs. Nys/Zielinski in QF to reach Madrid SF.
Finished in Top 10 doubles rankings 6 times (2012, 2014, 2020-21, 2023-24) with year-end best No. 4 in 2024 and ended in year-end Top 20 in 10 of 13 years between 2012-2024.
Qualified for Nitto ATP Finals w/M. Lopez in 2012-14, w/Dodig in 2017 and w/Zeballos in 2020-25, winning the title in tournament debut.
Boasts 32 doubles championships, including 7 titles with 1st-time partners and 10 ATP Masters 1000 titles.
7-time Grand Slam finalist, highlighted by 2025 Roland Garros and US Open title wins, saving 3 championship points to defeat Salisbury/Skupski in US Open final.
Also Grand Slam doubles runner-up at 2014 Roland Garros & 2014 US Open w/M. Lopez and 2019 US Open, 2021 Wimbledon & 2023 Wimbledon w/Zeballos.
In singles, captured 4 ATP Tour titles, reached Grand Slam 4R on 4 occasions and advanced to 3 ATP Masters 1000 QFs, including 2013 Rome, where he beat No. 2 Murray for biggest win of career.