Country
Player description
Plays: Right-handed
Height: 5’11” (180cm)
ATP title : 0
Career-high ranking: 18
Best Grand Slam performance: Quarter-final (Roland-Garros 2021)
Style of play and personality
Alejandro Davidovich Fokina is one of the most dynamic and unpredictable shot-makers on the ATP Tour. A natural-born fighter, he thrives on explosive movement, dazzling counterpunching, and lightning-fast footwork. His game is built on exceptional court coverage and the ability to turn defense into attack in a single stroke. Davidovich Fokina mixes heavy topspin with sharp angles, sudden drop shots, and daring net approaches, often keeping opponents guessing with his creativity.
Mentally, he is known for his fiery competitive spirit and fearless attitude, never hesitating to challenge top players on the biggest stages. He can be emotional on court, pumping himself up after spectacular rallies, but has matured over the years, channeling his energy into relentless determination. His charisma and flair make him a fan favorite, while his never-give-up mentality often leads to dramatic comebacks.
Career
Davidovich Fokina rose quickly through the junior ranks, winning the 2017 Wimbledon Boys’ singles title before turning professional the same year. He captured the ATP Next Gen spotlight with his aggressive style and rapidly climbed the rankings.
His breakthrough came at the 2021 French Open, where he reached the quarter-finals, proving his ability to excel on clay. In 2022, he delivered the best run of his career at the Monte Carlo Masters, stunning world No. 1 Novak Djokovic and advancing to his first ATP Masters 1000 final.
Since then, Davidovich Fokina has established himself as a consistent threat on all surfaces. He has recorded multiple wins over Top-10 opponents and achieved a career-high ranking inside the Top 20 (18th).
With his electric shot-making and warrior mindset, Alejandro Davidovich Fokina continues to be one of the most entertaining and dangerous players on tour, a competitor capable of taking down any rival when his game catches fire.
UTS History
He’ll make his debut at UTS Guadalajara 2026.