Kamil Majchrzak is experiencing the best season of his career and has once again confirmed it at the ATP Washington 2026, where he defeated Tommy Paul with a score of 7-5 7-6 to further enhance a statistic that proves he is ready to compete head-to-head with the best players on the circuit.
Up to this year's Indian Wells Masters 1000, the Polish tennis player had a record of 1 win and 16 losses against top 30 opponents. Despite having reached number 45 in the rankings and currently holding the 72nd position, Kamil has shifted his mindset, and since March, he has improved this record to 5-1 against top 30 rivals. Tommy Paul, Alejandro Tabilo, Daniil Medvedev, Alex de Miñaur, or Felix Auger-Aliassime have felt firsthand his improvement, so it's only a matter of time before he climbs up the rankings again.
Majchrzak explains the key to his success against the top 30
After the match against Paul and securing his spot in the round of 16, Majchrzak was interviewed by Tennis TV, revealing that "I probably started believing more in myself and executing better shots, because I had already played against top players in the past, and some of those matches were very close, although I ended up losing. Now I win, and that has changed something in my mind. I knew I could compete against them but never won, so this has given me a lot of confidence in myself and a big boost."
In the next round, he will face another tough opponent like Taylor Fritz, so he will have to display his best level if he wants to continue advancing in the tournament aiming to arrive with the best possible ranking at the upcoming Masters 1000 in Canada and Cincinnati and the US Open.
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