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Male ATP Tennis Player Ages & Birthdays

Detailed List & Stats

By Jon Crim
TennisCompanion

To many, age is just a number. However, in tennis, age plays a central role in a player’s capacity to compete at the highest level.

Looking at the data, it’s clear that tennis favors younger players. For context, the average age of the top 100 male tennis players is 27, while the youngest is 19 and the oldest, if we count Roger Federer, who’s yet to retire, is 41. It’s a relatively narrow window.

This guide showcases the ages and birthdays of the top male tennis players in the world for quick reference, along with some stats I dug up on the topic that I hope you’ll enjoy.

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ATP Player Ages & Birthdays

Quickly and easily find the ages of the top male tennis players. In each of the following sections, I’ve organized players alphabetically by their last names to help you dig up a specific player.

Active

The following table outlines the ages of the top ATP tennis players in the world, along with their birthdays.

Last Name	First Name	Age	Birthday
Alcaraz	Carlos	19	5/5/2003
Altmaier	Daniel	24	9/12/1998
Andujar	Pablo	36	1/23/1986
Auger-Aliassime	Felix	22	8/8/2000
Baez	Sebastian	21	12/28/2000
Basilashvili	Nikoloz	30	2/23/1992
Bautista Agut	Roberto	31	5/16/1991
Berankis	Ricardas	32	6/21/1990
Berrettini	Matteo	26	4/12/1996
Bonzi	Benjamin	26	6/9/1996
Broady	Liam	28	1/4/1994
Brooksby	Jenson	21	10/26/2000
Bublik	Alexander	25	6/17/1997
Cachin	Pedro	27	4/12/1995
Carballes Baena	Roberto	29	3/23/1993
Carreno Busta	Pablo	31	7/12/1991
Cerundolo	Francisco	24	8/13/1998
Cilic	Marin	34	4/14/1988
Coria	Federico	30	3/9/1992
Coric	Borna	25	11/14/1996
Cressy	Maxime	25	5/8/1997
Daniel	Taro	29	1/27/1993
Davidovich Fokina	Alejandro	23	6/5/1999
de Minaur	Alex	23	2/17/1999
Dellien	Hugo	29	6/16/1993
Dimitrov	Grigor	23	2/17/1999
Djere	Laslo	27	6/2/1995
Djokovic	Novak	35	5/22/1987
Draper	Jack	20	12/22/2001
Duckworth	James	30	1/21/1992
Elahi Galan	Daniel	26	6/18/1996
Evans	Daniel	32	5/23/1990
Federer	Roger	41	8/8/1981
Fognini	Fabio	35	5/24/1987
Fritz	Taylor	24	10/28/1997
Fucsovics	Marton	30	2/8/1992
Garin	Cristian	26	5/30/1996
Gasquet	Richard	36	6/18/1986
Gaston	Hugo	21	9/26/2000
Giron	Marcos	29	7/24/1993
Goffin	David	31	12/7/1990
Griekspoor	Tallon	26	7/2/1996
Halys	Quentin	25	10/26/1996
Harris	Lloyd	25	2/24/1997
Huesler	Marc-Andrea	26	6/24/1996
Humbert	Ugo	24	6/26/1998
Hurkacz	Hubert	25	2/11/1997
Isner	John	37	4/26/1985
Ivashka	Ilya	28	2/24/1994
Johnson	Steve	32	12/24/1989
Karatsev	Aslan	29	9/4/1993
Kecmanovic	Miomir	23	8/31/1999
Khachanov	Karen	26	5/21/1996
Koepfer	Dominik	28	4/29/1994
Kokkinakis	Thanasi	26	4/10/1996
Korda	Sebastian	22	7/5/2000
Krajinovic	Filip	30	2/27/1992
Kubler	Jason	29	5/19/1993
Kudla	Denis	30	8/17/1992
Kwon	Soonwoo	24	12/2/1997
Kyrgios	Nick	27	4/27/1995
Laaksonen	Henri	30	3/31/1992
Lajovic	Dusan	32	6/30/1990
Lehecka	Jiri	20	11/8/2001
Lestienne	Constant	30	5/23/1992
Majchrzak	Kamil	26	1/13/1996
Mannarino	Adrian	34	6/29/1988
Martin Etcheverry	Tomas	23	7/18/1999
Martinez	Pedro	25	4/26/1997
McDonald	Mackenzie	27	4/16/1995
Medvedev	Daniil	26	2/11/1996
Millman	John	33	6/14/1989
Molcan	Alex	24	12/1/1997
Monfils	Gael	36	9/1/1986
Monteiro	Thiago	28	5/31/1994
Moutet	Corentin	23	4/19/1999
Munar	Jaume	25	5/5/1997
Murray	Andy	35	5/15/1987
Musetti	Lorenzo	20	3/3/2002
Nadal	Rafael	36	6/3/1986
Nakashima	Brandon	21	8/3/2001
Nishioka	Yoshihito	26	9/27/1995
Norrie	Cameron	27	8/23/1995
Opelka	Reilly	25	8/28/1997
Otte	Oscar	29	7/16/1993
Pablo Varillas	Juan	23	10/6/1998
Paire	Benoit	33	5/8/1989
Paul	Tommy	25	5/17/1997
Popyrin	Alexei	23	8/5/1999
Pospisil	Vasek	32	6/23/1990
Ramos-Vinolas	Albert	34	1/17/1988
Rinderknech	Arthur	27	7/23/1995
Rublev	Andrey	24	10/20/1997
Rune	Holger	19	4/29/2003
Ruud	Casper	23	12/22/1998
Ruusuvuori	Emil	23	4/2/1999
Schwartzman	Diego	30	8/16/1992
Seppi	Andreas	38	2/21/1984
Shapovalov	Denis	23	4/15/1999
Sinner	Jannik	21	8/16/2001
Sock	Jack	30	9/24/1992
Sonego	Lorenzo	27	5/11/1995
Sousa	Joao	33	3/30/1989
Struff	Jan-Lennard	32	4/25/1990
Tabilo	Alejandro	25	6/2/1997
Thiem	Dominc	29	9/3/1993
Tiafoe	Frances	24	1/20/1998
Tseng	Chun-Hsin	21	8/8/2001
Tsitsipas	Stefanos	24	8/12/1998
van de Zandschulp	Botic	26	10/4/1995
Verdasco	Fernando	38	11/15/1983
Vesely	Jiri	29	7/10/1993
Wawrinka	Stan	37	3/28/1985
Wolf	J.J.	23	12/21/1998
Ymer	Mikael	24	9/9/1998
Zapata Miralles	Bernabe	25	1/12/1997
Zverev	Alexander	25	4/20/1997
Nishikori	Kei	32	12/29/1989
Tomic	Bernard	29	10/21/1992

Retired

Find out the ages and birthdays of some of the sport’s greatest athletes who are no longer actively playing the game.

Last Name	First Name	Age	Birthday
Agassi	Andre	52	4/29/1970
Ashe	Arthur	Died at 49	7/10/1943
Becker	Boris	54	11/22/1967
Borg	Björn	66	6/6/1956
Connors	Jimmy	70	9/2/1952
Edberg	Stefan	56	1/19/1966
Ferrero	Juan Carlos	42	2/12/1980
Laver	Rod	84	8/8/1938
Lendl	Ivan	62	3/7/1960
McEnroe	John	63	2/16/1959
Perry	Fred	Died at 85	5/18/1909
Roddick	Andy	40	8/30/1982
Rosewell	Ken	87	11/2/1934
Sampras	Pete	51	8/12/1971
Wilander	Mats	58	8/22/1964
Nastase	Ilie	76	7/19/1946
Hewitt	Lleyton	41	2/24/1981
Chang	Michael	50	2/22/72
Rafter	Patrick	49	12/28/1972
Kuerten	Gustavo	46	9/10/1976
Bryan	Bob	44	4/29/1978
Bryan	Mike	44	4/29/1978
Safin	Marat	42	1/27/1980
Ivanisevic	Goran	51	9/12/1971
Moya	Carlos	46	8/27/1976
Newcombe	John	78	5/23/1944

Youngest & Oldest Players

On both ends of the spectrum, it’s inspiring to see the ages of younger and older players competing on tour.

Youngest

The following are the youngest players actively playing on the ATP tour and ranked within the top 100.

Last Name	First Name	Age	Birthday
Alcaraz	Carlos	19	5/5/2003
Rune	Holger	19	4/29/2003
Musetti	Lorenzo	20	3/3/2002
Draper	Jack	20	12/22/2001
Lehecka	Jiri	20	11/8/2001
Sinner	Jannik	21	8/16/2001
Tseng	Chun-Hsin	21	8/8/2001
Nakashima	Brandon	21	8/3/2001
Baez	Sebastian	21	12/28/2000
Brooksby	Jenson	21	10/26/2000
Gaston	Hugo	21	9/26/2000
Auger-Aliassime	Felix	22	8/8/2000
Korda	Sebastian	22	7/5/2000
Kecmanovic	Miomir	23	8/31/1999
Popyrin	Alexei	23	8/5/1999

Oldest

These players are the oldest actively competing on the ATP tour and ranked within the top 100.

Last Name	First Name	Age	Birthday
Federer	Roger	41	8/8/1981
Verdasco	Fernando	38	11/15/1983
Seppi	Andreas	38	2/21/1984
Wawrinka	Stan	37	3/28/1985
Isner	John	37	4/26/1985
Andujar	Pablo	36	1/23/1986
Nadal	Rafael	36	6/3/1986
Gasquet	Richard	36	6/18/1986
Monfils	Gael	36	9/1/1986
Murray	Andy	35	5/15/1987
Djokovic	Novak	35	5/22/1987
Fognini	Fabio	35	5/24/1987
Ramos-Vinolas	Albert	34	1/17/1988
Cilic	Marin	34	4/14/1988
Mannarino	Adrian	34	6/29/1988

Player Age Stats

Here are some stats you might find interesting about the ages of tennis players throughout tennis history.

Youngest ATP No. 1s

The youngest player to reach a world No. 1 ranking is Lleyton Hewitt, who accomplished the feat when he was 20 years, 8 months, and 23 days old.

Rank	Player	Age	Date
1	Lleyton Hewitt	20 years, 8 months, 23 days	11/19/2001
2	Marat Safin	20 years, 9 months, 24 days	11/20/2000
3	John McEnroe	21 years, 15 days	03/03/1980
4	Andy Roddick	21 years, 2 months, 4 days	11/03/2003
5	Bjorn Borg	21 years, 2 months, 17 days	08/23/1977
6	Jim Courier	21 years, 5 months, 24 days	10/02/1992
7	Pete Sampras	21 years, 8 months,	12/04/1993
8	Jimmy Connors	21 years, 10 months, 27 days	07/29/1974
9	Rafael Nadal	22 years, 2 months, 15 days	08/18/2008
10	Marcelo Rios	22 years, 3 months, 4 days	03/30/1998
11	Roger Federer	22 years, 5 months, 25 days	02/02/2004
12	Carlos Moya	22 years, 6 months, 19 days	03/15/1999
13	Ivan Lendl	22 years, 11 month,s, 21 days	02/28/1983
14	Boris Becker	23 years, 2 months, 6 days	01/28/1991
15	Juan Carlos Ferrero	23 years, 6 months, 25 days	08/09/2003
16	Mats Wilander	24 years, 21 days	12/09/1988
17	Novak Djokovic	24 years, 1 month, 13 days	04/07/2011
18	Gustavo Kuerten	24 years, 2 months, 24 days	04/12/2000
19	Stefan Edberg	24 years, 6 months, 25 days	08/13/1990
20	Andre Agassi	24 years, 11 month,s, 11 days	10/04/1995

Youngest Player Stats

The following are some of the most impressive accomplishments of younger ATP Tour players.

Record	Player	Age	Year	Location
Youngest Tournament Champion	Aaron Krickstein	16 years, 2 months, 8 days	1983	Tel Aviv
Youngest Grand Slam Champion	Michael Chang	17 years, 3 months, 7 days	1989	Roland Garros
Youngest Tour Finals Champion	John McEnroe	19 years, 10 months, 22 days	1978	Masters
Youngest Alternative Tour Finals Champion	Pete Sampras	19 years, 3 months, 30 days	1990	Grand Slam Cup
Youngest Masters Champion	Boris Becker	17 years, 8 months, 27 days	1985	Cincinnati
Youngest Olympics Champion	Stefan Edberg	18 years, 6 months, 20 days	1984	Los Angeles Olympics
Youngest ATP 500/CS Champion	Boris Becker	17 years, 6 months, 18 days	1985	Queen’s Club
Youngest ATP 250/WS Champion	Aaron Krickstein	16 years, 2 months, 8 days	1983	Tel Aviv
Youngest Hard Champion	Aaron Krickstein	16 years, 2 months, 8 days	1983	Tel Aviv
Youngest Clay Champion	Aaron Krickstein	16 years, 11 month,s, 14 days	1984	Boston
Youngest Grass Champion	Boris Becker	17 years, 6 months, 18 days	1985	Queen’s Club
Youngest Carpet Champion	Michael Chang	16 years, 7 months, 4 days	1988	San Francisco
Youngest Outdoor Champion	Aaron Krickstein	16 years, 2 months, 8 days	1983	Tel Aviv
Youngest Indoor Champion	Michael Chang	16 years, 7 months, 4 days	1988	San Francisco
Youngest Tournament Finalist	Aaron Krickstein	16 years, 2 months, 8 days	1983	Tel Aviv
Youngest Grand Slam Finalist	Michael Chang	17 years, 3 months, 7 days	1989	Roland Garros
Youngest Tour Finals Finalist	Boris Becker	18 years, 1 month, 22 days	1985	Masters
Youngest Alternative Tour Finals Finalist	Bjorn Borg	17 years, 11 month,s, 2 days	1974	Dallas WCT
Youngest Masters Finalist	Aaron Krickstein	16 years, 9 months, 11 days	1984	Rome
Youngest Olympics Finalist	Stefan Edberg	18 years, 6 months, 20 days	1984	Los Angeles Olympics
Youngest ATP 500/CS Finalist	Boris Becker	17 years, 6 months, 18 days	1985	Queen’s Club
Youngest ATP 250/WS Finalist	Aaron Krickstein	16 years, 2 months, 8 days	1983	Tel Aviv
Youngest Hard Finalist	Aaron Krickstein	16 years, 2 months, 8 days	1983	Tel Aviv
Youngest Clay Finalist	Aaron Krickstein	16 years, 9 months, 11 days	1984	Rome
Youngest Grass Finalist	Bjorn Borg	17 years, 5 days	1973	Beckenham
Youngest Carpet Finalist	Michael Chang	16 years, 7 months, 4 days	1988	San Francisco
Youngest Outdoor Finalist	Aaron Krickstein	16 years, 2 months, 8 days	1983	Tel Aviv
Youngest Indoor Finalist	Michael Chang	16 years, 7 months, 4 days	1988	San Francisco

Oldest Player Stats

Here’s a selection of noteworthy accomplishments by players who were the oldest to achieve the feat.

Record	Player	Age	Year	Location
Oldest Tournament Champion	Richard Pancho Gonzales	44 years, 7 months, 4 days	1972	Kingston
Oldest Grand Slam Champion	Ken Rosewall	37 years, 1 month, 24 days	1972	Australian Open
Oldest Tour Finals Champion	Roger Federer	30 years, 3 months, 12 days	2011	Tour Finals
Oldest Alternative Tour Finals Champion	Ken Rosewall	37 years, 6 months, 8 days	1972	Dallas WCT
Oldest Masters Champion	Richard Pancho Gonzales	41 years, 4 months, 28 days	1969	Las Vegas
Oldest Olympics Champion	Andy Murray	29 years, 2 months, 24 days	2016	Rio Olympics
Oldest ATP 500/CS Champion	Richard Pancho Gonzales	42 years, 4 days	1970	Las Vegas
Oldest ATP 250/WS Champion	Richard Pancho Gonzales	44 years, 7 months, 4 days	1972	Kingston
Oldest Hard Champion	Richard Pancho Gonzales	44 years, 7 months, 4 days	1972	Kingston
Oldest Clay Champion	Ken Rosewall	40 years, 8 months, 5 days	1975	Gstaad
Oldest Grass Champion	Ken Rosewall	38 years, 1 month, 1 day	1972	Brisbane
Oldest Carpet Champion	Ken Rosewall	41 years, 4 months, 15 days	1976	Jackson WCT
Oldest Outdoor Champion	Richard Pancho Gonzales	44 years, 7 months, 4 days	1972	Kingston
Oldest Indoor Champion	Richard Pancho Gonzales	43 years, 8 months, 28 days	1972	Des Moines
Oldest Tournament Finalist	Pancho Segura	48 years, 1 month, 18 days	1969	Binghamton
Oldest Grand Slam Finalist	Ken Rosewall	39 years, 9 months, 26 days	1974	US Open
Oldest Tour Finals Finalist	Arthur Ashe	35 years, 6 months,	1978	Masters
Oldest Alternative Tour Finals Finalist	Ken Rosewall	37 years, 6 months, 8 days	1972	Dallas WCT
Oldest Masters Finalist	Richard Pancho Gonzales	41 years, 4 months, 28 days	1969	Las Vegas
Oldest Olympics Finalist	Roger Federer	30 years, 11 month,s, 17 days	2012	London Olympics
Oldest ATP 500/CS Finalist	Ken Rosewall	42 years, 10 months, 15 days	1977	Tournament of Champions WCT
Oldest ATP 250/WS Finalist	Pancho Segura	48 years, 1 month, 18 days	1969	Binghamton
Oldest Hard Finalist	Pancho Segura	48 years, 1 month, 18 days	1969	Binghamton
Oldest Clay Finalist	Ken Rosewall	41 years, 5 months, 4 days	1976	Houston
Oldest Grass Finalist	Richard Pancho Gonzales	41 years, 3 months, 12 days	1969	Baltimore
Oldest Carpet Finalist	Richard Pancho Gonzales	44 years, 6 months, 26 days	1972	New York
Oldest Outdoor Finalist	Pancho Segura	48 years, 1 month, 18 days	1969	Binghamton
Oldest Indoor Finalist	Richard Pancho Gonzales	44 years, 6 months, 26 days	1972	New York

What’s the average age of male ATP tennis players?

The average age of the top 100 male tennis players is 27.

What’s the median age of male ATP tennis players?

The median age of the top 100 male tennis players is also 27.

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