German doubles specialist Kevin Krawietz continues to anchor himself among the global elite, pairing with countryman Tim Pütz to deliver consistent deep runs across major ATP tournaments and Grand Slam draws.

Building upon their historic ATP Finals championship victory in Turin—where they became the first all-German duo to lift the prestigious year-end trophy—Krawietz and Pütz have sustained remarkable synergy. Their powerful serve-and-volley combinations have yielded consecutive semifinal appearances at both the Australian Open and Wimbledon.

Krawietz, a two-time Roland Garros champion from his legendary run with Andreas Mies, brings crucial big-stage composure to the partnership. His sharp reflex volleys at the net paired with Pütz’s heavy baseline forehand give the German pair a distinct tactical advantage on fast hard-court and grass surfaces alike.

Targeting US Open Glory in New York

Having reached the US Open doubles final previously, Krawietz and Pütz enter the late-summer hard-court events focused on refining their return statistics and securing high seeding ahead of Flushing Meadows.

Major Milestone Performances

Wimbledon 2026: Reached the semifinals before falling to Marcelo Arévalo and Mate Pavić.
US Open Final: Reached their maiden Grand Slam final together as a team.
ATP Finals: Secured historical titles and regular qualification berths in Sofascore tracking data