Michael Chang 1991 ATP Season – Match Results & Stats

1991 Season Stats Overview

In the 1991 ATP season, Michael Chang compiled a record of 47–20 across 67 matches, translating to a win rate of 70.1%. Throughout the 1991 season, Michael Chang claimed 1 title: Birmingham.

Breaking down by surface, Michael Chang played on hard courts (24–11, 68.6%), clay courts (6–2, 75.0%) and grass courts (2–2, 50.0%).

At the Grand Slam level, Michael Chang went 7–3 (70.0%) across 10 matches. The best-of-five format adds an extra layer of physical and mental endurance, making these results particularly significant.

In ATP Masters 1000 events, Michael Chang posted a record of 10–5 (66.7%), demonstrating elite consistency at the highest level of the Tour.

When it comes to deep runs in tournaments, Michael Chang reached 2 finals during the 1991 season, winning 1 and losing 1. Semifinal appearances total 5, and quarterfinal appearances 14. These figures highlight the ability to consistently advance through the draw.

Against players ranked in the ATP Top 10, Michael Chang's record in 1991 stands at 4–10 (28.6%). Facing the world’s best, every result carries extra weight.

Michael Chang demonstrated the ability to string together victories, recording a best winning streak of 8 consecutive matches during the 1991 season.

Recent Form 1991: 8–2. Last 10: L W W W W W W W W L — excellent form to close out the season.