Base game
- You did it Complete all other Trophies. 0.2%Ultra rare
- Straight Sets Defeat an opponent in straight sets in Career. 24.2%Rare
- Gym Bag Acquire all rackets in the game. 7.9%Very rare
- Challenger Win a match in Career. 26.7%Rare
- Comeback Kid Win a set from 5 games down in Career. 1.3%Ultra rare
- World's Best Become Ranked World #1 in Career. 3.7%Ultra rare
- I See You Learn all Strengths and Weaknesses of an opponent in Career. 23.1%Rare
- Good Eye Win a match with a 90% or higher 1st Serve % 33.1%Rare
- Smooth Win a match with fewer than 5 Unforced Errors. 31%Rare
- World Tour Win the finals of each tournament type in Career. 2%Ultra rare
- Smashtastic Win 100 points with Smash shots. 4.7%Ultra rare
- Grand Slam Win a Grand Slam in Career. 3.2%Ultra rare
- Training Pays Off Reach max in all attributes in Career. 0.3%Ultra rare
- Up and Comer Reach the top 100 ranked in Career. 13.1%Very rare
- Look Out Reach the top 10 ranked in Career. 7%Very rare
- GG EZ Win a match in Online mode. 3.6%Ultra rare
- Schooled Win 25 Online matches. 0.8%Ultra rare
- Denied Come back from Break Point to win a game. 40.8%Rare
- Flawless Serves Hit 0 Double Faults during a match. 60.7%Common
- Ace Master Hit 100 Aces in total. 8.6%Very rare
- Ace of Aces Get 3 Aces in a game. 38.7%Rare
- Gold Cup Reach a score of Gold or better in all training games. 0.7%Ultra rare
- Training Day Complete the Matchpoint tutorial. 44.3%Rare
Trophy facts for Matchpoint - Tennis Championships
How many trophies does Matchpoint - Tennis Championships have?
Matchpoint - Tennis Championships (PS5) has 23 trophies: 1 platinum, 8 gold, 7 silver and 7 bronze, worth 1,335 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Matchpoint - Tennis Championships platinum trophy?
0.2% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Matchpoint - Tennis Championships. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Ultra rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in Matchpoint - Tennis Championships?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “You did it” (Ultra rare), earned by 0.2% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.


































