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KR Keegan Rice
CA ATP · Rank #590

Keegan Rice

20yrs 1.78 m 73 kg Right
71.4%Accuracy
7
Matches Analyzed
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Record by surface
Hard
3-6
Overall 3-6
Our AI on this player 5 correct of 7

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About Keegan Rice

Keegan Rice is a 20-year-old right-handed professional tennis player, currently ranked world No. 590. The serve is the vulnerable side, at 3.3 double faults per match and 61.7% of first-serve points won. Breaking is the real weapon here: 46% of break chances get taken. Across everything played, 59.1% of all points end up on this side of the net. Almost the entire record comes from one surface, hard (3-6).

Results keep swinging: 2 up and 3 down across the last 5. The longest match we have on record ran to 34 games, against D. Martin. Predictions cover match winner and score, alongside serve, return and break-point statistics. Most recently seen in our data at Challenger Fort Worth USA Qualifying.

Serve & Return
First Serve %
62%
1st Serve Won
61.7%
2nd Serve Won
46.9%
Aces / Match
2.5
Double Faults / Match
4.3
Break Pts Saved
54.6%
Break Pts Converted
28.3%
Return Pts Won
40.4%
Service Hold %
56.1%
Total Pts Won
48.7%
Records Last 12 months
0
Titles
1
Finals
2
Semis or better
7
Events played
Season by season

2026so far

5–4
Won-lost
9
Matches
4–0
Tiebreaks
2.7
Aces / Match
4.1
Double Faults / Match
First Serve % 60.9%
1st Serve Won 62.5%
2nd Serve Won 47.2%
Break points won 56%
Break Pts Saved 54.1%

2025

3–4
Won-lost
7
Matches
2–1
Tiebreaks
2.4
Aces / Match
4.6
Double Faults / Match
First Serve % 60.6%
1st Serve Won 64.8%
2nd Serve Won 46.3%
Break points won 33.3%
Break Pts Saved 74.4%

2024

0–2
Won-lost
2
Matches
—
Tiebreaks
2
Aces / Match
6
Double Faults / Match
First Serve % 52.6%
1st Serve Won 70%
2nd Serve Won 24.1%
Break points won 66.7%
Break Pts Saved 37.5%

Season totals from the tour feed, singles only. The won-lost line is the tour's own count and can differ from the record under Predictions, which counts the matches we cover. A dash means the season holds nothing to measure that figure from.