Madison Keys

Madison Keys is an American tennis player who achieved a career-high singles ranking of World No. 5 (current ranking: 7) in October 2016. With this, she became the first women’s player from America to break into the WTA top 10 since Serena Williams 17 years ago. As of May 2025, Keys had won ten WTA tour singles titles, including the 2025 Adelaide International. Her most significant accomplishment of the 2025 season was lifting her maiden Grand Slam trophy. She won the 2025 Australian Open, defeating two-time defending champion Aryna Sabalenka by 6-3, 2-6, 7-5. Keys' success continued as she reached the semifinal of the 2025 Indian Wells Masters, where she lost to Sabalenka in straight sets.

She finished as a quarterfinalist at the 2025 Charleston Open, where she lost to Iga Swiatek. Keys has reached the quarterfinals of all four Grand Slams at least once in her career. She is an aggressive baseliner known for her big first serve and powerful forehand. She does not play near the net and relies on her groundstrokes to win points.

Madison Keys' Personal Information

Madison Keys' Early Life

Keys was born in Rock Island, Illinois, America, on February 17, 1995. She became interested in tennis after watching Wimbledon on television when she was four. She was fascinated by the white dress Venus Williams used to wear during her matches and asked her parents to buy the same dress for her. Her father offered to buy her the white dress if she started playing tennis. In her initial days, she used to play tennis at the Quad City Tennis Club in Moline.

Keys began her junior tennis career at the age of 12 and won the Junior Orange Bowl. She started competing in the ITF junior events at the age of 13. Keys turned pro on her 14th birthday and played her first WTA match at the Ponte Vedra Beach Championships. She became the youngest player since Martina Hingis to win a WTA tour-level match.

Madison Keys' Personal Life

Madison Keys was born to Christine and Rick Keys, who are both attorneys. She took up full-time tennis classes at the age of seven and began playing tennis tournaments when she was nine. Keys moved to Florida at the age of 10 with her mother and younger sister. She used to train at the Evert Tennis Academy.

Besides tennis, Keys enjoys baking, watching TV, shopping, and planting. Her favorite movie is The Imitation Game, and she loves to listen to hip-hop and rap music. She has shown a love for interior design and used to design her rooms in her spare time (via People).

Madison Keys' Family Background

Christine and Rick Keys are proud parents of Madison Keys. The couple has four daughters: Madison, Sydney, Hunter, and Montana Keys.

Who is Madison Keys' father?

Rick Keys is the father of Madison Keys. He is an attorney by profession and is currently working as a partner at Keys Law Office. He is also the vice president of a profitable firm named CREM Industries. Rick Keys played college basketball at Augustana College and competed on the NCAA Division II circuit (via womenshealthmag).

Who is Madison Keys' mother?

Christine Keys is the mother of Madison Keys. She also worked as an attorney (via Christine Keys' LinkedIn). Christine Keys completed her education at DePauw University.

Who are Madison Keys' sisters?

Sydney, Hunter, and Montana are Keys' sisters. Sydney is the eldest of the sisters, and Hunter is the youngest. All sisters share a strong bond and provide complete support in each other's respective careers.

Madison Keys Husband

Keys is married to a professional tennis player and his current coach, Bjorn Fratangelo. They tied the knot on November 23, 2024, in South Carolina, with the likes of Jessica Pegula, Taylor Townsend, Sloane Stephens, and Mitchell Krueger attending the wedding. The couple started dating at the end of 2017 and met at a training facility in Boca Raton, Florida. After six years of dating, Keys and Fratangelo announced the news of their engagement in March 2023. Fratangelo made a surprise proposal at their home after Keys returned from the Dubai Championships.

During her interview session at Charleston Open Keys, she shared, "He actually did it at home. The day that I got back from Dubai, so I was not expecting it at all," she said. "I was sitting on the couch and he was like, 'Hey I have your birthday present.' He handed me something and then got down on one knee. Just sitting on the couch so now we have to keep the couch forever."

Madison Keys kids

Keys does not have any kids as of May 2025.

Madison Keys' Social Media

Keys is a social media lover who loves to share pictures of her family. Her Instagram handle is @madisonkeys, and over 331k people follow her. Her X handle is @Madison_Keys, and she has approximately 249.4k followers. She is also active on Facebook, where her account @madisonkeys has over 166k followers.

Madison Keys Net Worth

Madison Keys’ net worth is estimated to be around $12 million as of May 2025, according to Celebrity Net Worth. She has earned all her income by playing tennis and promoting big brands like Evian, Nike, and Acuvue.

Madison Keys' Prize Money

According to the WTA's official website, Keys has won over $21.8 million in prize money as of May 2025. She has won 10 WTA singles titles in her career so far.

Madison Keys Endorsement

American tennis player Keys has earned great fame in the professional circuit and has attracted many big endorsement deals. She has been associated with Nike since 2009 and has a clothing and shoe deal with the sportswear giant. Her tennis equipment sponsor is Yonex, and she uses the Yonex EZONE 98 racket (via Yonex's official website).

Madison Keys is also associated with mineral water company Evian, contact lens brand Acuvue, fitness studio Orangetheory Fitness, and Volvo (via tennis365).

Madison Keys Career Stats

Keys has a win-loss record of 408-225 in her WTA career as of May 2025. In the 2025 season, Keys has (as of May) served 139 aces and won 74.8% of her service games.

Madison Keys Achievements

Keys has accomplished many things in her tennis career at a young age. Some of Keys' career achievements are as follows:

Premier 5 Title

Keys won her first Premier 5 title at the 2019 Cincinnati Open, defeating Svetlana Kuznetsova in the final.

Top 10 WTA Player

Keys entered the top 10 ranking list at age 21 after winning the Birmingham Classic, a premier-level event.

Australian Open Title

At the age of 29, Keys won her first grand slam title at the 2025 Australian Open. She defeated defending champion Aryna Sabalenka in the final by 6-3, 2-6, 7-5. With the win, she became the female player with the longest gap between their first two grand slam finals.

Madison Keys Titles Won

As of May 2025, Keys had won ten WTA Tour titles in her career, with the 2024 Strasbourg Open being the most recent one. She also won the 2023 Eastbourne Open, where she defeated Daria Kasatkina 6-2, 7-6 (15-13) in the final. Some of her other titles include the 2022 Adelaide Open, the 2019 Charleston Open, and the 2019 Cincinnati Masters. She also emerged victorious at the 2025 Adelaide International, winning over compatriot Jessica Pegula in the final.

Madison Keys Best Finish at each Grand Slam

The table below lists Keys' best finishes at each Grand Slam tournament as follows:

Madison Keys Coaching Staff

Keys is coached by her husband, Bjorn Fratangelo. Fratangelo is a professional player from America who won the boy's singles title at the 2011 French Open, defeating Dominic Thiem in the final. He also reached the semifinal of the 2017 Hall of Fame Tennis Championships.

Before Fratangelo, Keys was coached by Georgi Rumenov, who is a former professional player from Spain. Rumenov played college tennis for Armstrong State University, where he won back-to-back NCAA Division II Championships (via ucfknights).

Madison Keys Diet

Keys prefers to eat toast, eggs with potatoes, or avocados for breakfast, according to Business Insider. For lunch, she usually eats pasta and chicken. She also drinks at least one glass of protein shake during the off-season and prefers to eat tacos when she is not training. Keys prefers to follow a vegan diet and focus on eating vegetables twice a day.

Madison Keys Cars

Madison Keys's car collection includes a Volvo XC90 (worth $60,000) and a Volvo S60 (worth $40,000) (via Sports Digest).