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ATP ranking: the players from Brazil

26 players from Brazil appear in the ATP singles ranking, the highest at rank 28, ranking published on . The rank is the one published by the ATP tour. The "movement" column compares with the previous publication, that of 05/10/2026. The "matches" column counts the singles matches in our corpus since 2021, and every name leads to the detailed record.

Rank Movement Player Country Points Career-high Matches since 2021
28 ▲ 1 Joao Fonseca Brazil 1,750 24 (11/2025) 195
111 ▲ 25 Thiago Seyboth Wild Brazil 545 58 (05/2024) 336
114 ▲ 2 Gustavo Heide Brazil 521 114 (10/2026) 296
188 ▲ 42 Joao Lucas Reis Da Silva Brazil 305 187 (11/2025) 354
236 ▼ 1 Thiago Moura Monteiro Brazil 238 61 (10/2022) 359
240 ▲ 15 Matheus Pucinelli De Almeida Brazil 232 190 (09/2022) 370
266 ▲ 8 Igor Ribeiro Marcondes Brazil 207 258 (03/2022) 186
282 ▼ 40 Pedro Boscardin Dias Brazil 193 222 (04/2026) 341
355 ▼ 9 Eduardo Ribeiro Brazil 142 316 (07/2023) 280
396 ▲ 57 Felipe Meligeni Alves Brazil 125 117 (04/2025) 323
399 ▼ 14 Mateus Alves Brazil 122 271 (11/2024) 332
426 ▲ 10 Paulo Saraiva Dos Santos Brazil 113 435 (09/2026) 283
518 ▼ 36 Pedro Sakamoto Brazil 84 271 (09/2024) 286
541 ▲ 62 Luis Queiroz Miguel Brazil 76 603 (10/2026) 62
553 ▼ 60 Daniel Dutra Da Silva Brazil 74 207 (08/2022) 376
554 ▲ 13 Bruno Fernandez Brazil 74 567 (10/2026) 215
612 ▼ 120 Joao Eduardo Schiessl Brazil 60 427 (05/2026) 260
663 ▲ 108 Lucas Andrade Da Silva Brazil 52 663 (07/2026) 54
666 ▼ 6 Nicolas Zanellato Brazil 52 458 (04/2024) 294
689 = Wilson Leite Brazil 48 341 (04/2014) 304
742 ▲ 36 Jose Pereira Brazil 41 232 (09/2015) 285
796 ▲ 13 Nicolas Oliveira Brazil 35 798 (08/2026) 44
805 ▲ 1 Victor Hugo Remondy Pagotto Brazil 35 806 (10/2026) 114
809 ▲ 9 Gustavo Ribeiro De Almeida Brazil 34 673 (09/2025) 104
861 ▲ 2 Rafael Tosetto Brazil 30 863 (10/2026) 178
894 new Orlando Luz Brazil 26 272 (08/2021) 238

By country

United States (87) France (75) Italy (73) Spain (47) Argentina (42) Germany (42) Japan (40) Australia (40) Great Britain (34) Brazil (26) Russia (23) Czech Republic (21) Netherlands (18) Switzerland (16) Romania (15) Belgium (14) Serbia (12) Ukraine (12) India (12) Bulgaria (12) China (11) Canada (11) Poland (10) Korea (10) Portugal (10) Austria (9) Colombia (9) Kazakhstan (9) Chile (9) Croatia (9) Sweden (8) Turkey (7) Slovakia (7) Hungary (7) Chinese Taipei (6) Belarus (5) Norway (5) Morocco (5) Mexico (5) Greece (5) Peru (5)

How to read this ranking

The ATP ranking is a rolling 52-week total: each player keeps the points earned from their best results of the past year, and loses them on the anniversary of the tournament concerned. A rank can therefore drop without a single match being lost, simply because the points from a good result last year have just expired.

The tour publishes a new version every Monday. This table reproduces the latest publication in full: every rank is there, in order, with no reconstruction on our part. It does not update during a match.

The "matches since 2021" column is not part of the official ranking. It shows how many singles matches this player has in our corpus, the one our calculations are made on. A high rank with few matches usually signals a return from injury or a recent arrival on the main tour.

Frequently asked questions

Who is the highest-ranked among Brazil players?

Joao Fonseca, ranked 28 in the ATP ranking published on 19/10/2026, with 1,750 points.

How many Brazil players are in the ATP top 100?

1 as of 19/10/2026, out of 26 ranked players in singles.

How are ATP points calculated?

Each tournament awards points according to its category and the round reached; the ranking adds up the best results of the last 52 weeks, a result replacing the one from the same tournament the previous year. A Grand Slam is worth 2,000 points to the winner, a Masters 1000 is worth 1,000.