Only one player can be crowned the winner of each UTS tournament by lifting our famous Zeus trophy. Since the creation of UTS in 2020, many players have lifted the coveted prize. They are listed here in our Hall of Fame.
| UTS Champions | Titles | Hall of Fame | Runner-up |
| Andrey ‘Rublo’ Rublev | 2 | UTS Oslo 2024 UTS Frankfurt 2023 | Alex de Minaur Grigor Dimitrov |
| Jack ‘The Power’ Draper | 1 | UTS London 2023 – Grand Final | Holger Rune |
| Yibing ‘The Great Wall’ Wu | 1 | UTS Los Angeles 2023 | Taylor Fritz |
| Corentin ‘The Tornado’ Moutet | 1 | UTS 4 (Nice 2021) | Taylor Fritz |
| Alex ‘The Demon’ de Minaur | 1 | UTS 3 (Antwerp 2020) | Richard Gasquet |
| Alexander ‘The Lion’ Zverev | 1 | UTS 2 (Nice 2020) | Felix Auger-Aliassime |
| Matteo ‘The Hammer’ Berrettini | 1 | UTS 1 (Nice 2020) | Stefanos Tsitsipas |
Rublo
The Power
The Great Wall
The Tornado
The Demon
The Lion
The Hammer
UTS Epic Matches
These UTS Tour matches will live long in the memory of tennis fans – full of thrills, quality, suspense, stakes and emotion! That’s why they’re in our Hall of Fame!
Round robin – Group A –
The Great Wall
Wu Yibing
El Peque
Diego Schwartzman
UTS Los Angeles / Wu vs Schwartzman (Round Robin): A nailbiting decider for a spot in the semi-finals
Who knew Wu Yibing could be so crazy? The Los Angeles crowd got to see his real personality – singing, dancing, blowing kisses to his opponent, high-fiving the crowd, and meditating on match point. It’s a match none of them will ever forget – and that’s before you even get to the tennis, which featured the longest sudden death of the tournament and ultimately gave him the win, 20-6, 8-12, 9-18, 19-12, 4-3.
Final –
G-Unit
Grigor Dimitrov
Rublo
Andrey Rublev
UTS Frankfurt / Dimitrov vs Rublev Final: FIVE championship points saved
Andrey “Rublo” Rublev won his first UTS title in Frankfurt, beating Grigor “G-Unit” Dimitrov 14-13, 12-17, 11-10, 17-16 in the most tense of encounters. The match was close throughout, and Dimitrov underlined that in the fourth quarter as he saved five championship points from 16-11 down in the final seconds to force a quarter point at 16-all – but Rublo held on, playing a decisive volley and smash to force an error from the Bulgarian.
Semi-final –
The Power
Jack Draper
The Ice Man
Casper Ruud
UTS London / Draper Ruud semi-final: The closest possible encounter
Jack “The Power” Draper won all three quarters against Casper “The Ice Man” Ruud by a single deciding point – and reached the first-ever UTS Grand Final thanks to his 14-13, 12-11, 14-13 victory. The Power, who received a wildcard into the event, had dropped only one quarter through the round-robin stages in London, topping Group B with a huge points average of +48 – but Ruud came out firing, piling on the pressure to make this the most thrilling of matches.
Round robin – Group A –
The Viking
Holger Rune
The Ice Man
Casper Ruud
UTS Oslo / Ruud vs Rune (Round Robin): The Battle of the North
Oslo got exactly what they wanted as home favourite Casper “The Ice Man” Ruud came back from a quarter down to defeat Nordic rival Holger “The Viking” Rune, 6-21, 14-13, 17-12, 13-12. A rowdy crowd were encouraged by Ruud – who paused in his serve action on the very first point to encourage them to make even more noise. And they helped him throughout as he came from a quarter down to surge into the lead and take the fourth quarter on a deciding point.