João Fonseca It is guaranteed in the third round of Wimbledon after a 3-1 win on Jenson Brooksby. The Brazilian’s next opponent will be the Chilean Nicolás Jarry FillolNo. 143 of the world, which left Learner Tien from the United States backwards.
Jarry’s best perfomances in Grand Slams went to the fourth round at Roland-Garros in 2023, their best performance in Majors, as well as the third rounds in Wimbledon and US Open. The confrontation will be the first among South Americans in ATP tournaments.
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Who is Nicolás Jarry?
Jarry is a Chilean professional tennis player born October 10, 1995, in Santiago, Chile. He became a professional in 2014 and plays with his right hand, using two -handed backhand.
Jarry’s family lineage is rich in tennis connections. His grandfather, Jaime Fillol, was one of the 20 best players and introduced Jarry to the sport.
Nicolas-grandfather Alvaro Fillol was also a professional and, along with Jaime, led an ATP 250 event in Viña del Mar. His aunt Catalina Fillol, was director of the ATP 250 tournament of Santiago and her uncle, Martin Rodriguez, is a former player of simple top 75 and top 15 doubles.
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Nicolás Jarry Career
During the Davis Cup finals, at the end of 2019, Jarry tested positive for forbidden substances (Ligandrol and Estanozolol). As a result, he was suspended from competitions from January 14, 2020.
Later, the ITF decided that Jarry “had no significant failure or negligence for its violation” and the suspension expired on November 15, 2020, allowing it to return to the circuit.
Jarry won three simple ATP titles, all on clay. The Chilean won their first title at Sweden in Sweden in 2019, then an event at home, the Chilean Open in 2023 and the Geneva Open, also in 2023.
The Chilean had prominent duels last season. In one of the main career wins, Carlos Alcaraz defeated 7-6 and 6-3 at the Argentine Open semifinals in 2024. He was defeated by Facundo Díaz Acosta in the final.
Still in 2024, Jarry reached his first final of an ATP Masters in the Masters of Rome. Key head 21, the Chilean defeated Matteo Arnaldi in the second round, Napolitan Stefano in the third round and Alexandre Muller in the fourth round.
He then caused a big surprise by defeating the sixth Stefanos Tsitsipas key heads in the quarterfinals before reaching his first Masters 1000 final with a brilliant three sets about Tommy Paul. In the final, he was defeated by German Alexander Zverev. After this competition, Jarry reached 16th in the ranking, his best career placement.
In June 2025, he played three championships in the grass and failed to pass the second phase in any of them: in Birmingham, ‘S-Hertogenbosch and Halle.
