Luciano Darderi

Professional tennis player

Italian Villa Gesell, Argentina

Quick Info

ProfessionProfessional tennis player
NationalityItalian
Date of Birth14/02/2002
Age24 years
BirthplaceVilla Gesell, Argentina

Latest News about Luciano Darderi

18/05/2026

Luciano Darderi reached a career-high ATP singles ranking of world No. 16 on 18 May 2026. The ranking milestone followed a strong run that included his fifth ATP title at the 2026 Chile Open and a first Masters 1000 quarterfinal in Rome, where he saved four match points against Alexander Zverev.

2026

Darderi advanced to the fourth round of the 2026 Australian Open, marking one of his best Grand Slam results to date. He also reached his first ATP Masters 1000 quarterfinal in Rome, where he defeated several opponents after surviving a match point scare against Alexander Zverev.

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Bio/Wiki

Luciano Tadeo Darderi is a professional tennis player who was born in Argentina but represents Italy internationally. He moved to Italy as a young child and has developed his career primarily on the European circuit, specializing in clay-court tennis.

Physical Stats & More

Height6'0" (183 cm)
Weight181 lbs (82 kg)
HandednessRight-handed

Personal Life

Darderi lives a balanced life between Argentina and Italy, maintaining strong connections to both countries. He is known for his multilingual abilities and close relationship with his family, particularly his father who serves as his coach.

Relationships & More

Darderi is partnered with Brianna Guagliardo, a model and classical dancer with Argentine roots who was born in Florida. The couple shares a connection through their Argentine heritage.

Family

FatherLuciano Enrique Darderi (coach)
MotherAndrea Germino
BrotherVito Antonio Darderi

Career

Turned Pro2019
Career-High Singles RankingNo. 16 (18/05/2026)
Career-High Doubles RankingNo. 104 (08/08/2022)
ATP Singles Titles5
Notable Achievements
  • First ATP title: 2024 Córdoba Open
  • Titles: Marrakech, BÃ¥stad, Umag (2025)
  • Challenger titles: Buenos Aires doubles (2021), Todi, Lima (2023), Perugia (2024)
  • 2025 Triple Crown: Marrakech (defeated Tallon Griekspoor), BÃ¥stad (defeated Jesper de Jong), Umag (defeated Carlos Taberner)
  • Perfect ATP finals record: 4-0
  • 2025 season: 29 match wins, rose to career-high World No. 24
  • Career-high ranking achieved on 16 March 2026 at No. 18
  • Reached the fourth round of the 2026 Australian Open
  • Reached his first ATP Masters 1000 quarterfinal in Rome after saving four match points against Alexander Zverev
Surface Performance
Clay42-20 career record
Hard Court9-29 career record
Grass4-7 career record

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Born in Argentina, moved to Italy young
2. Started tennis at age 4 with blue Wilson racquet from grandmother
3. Realized tennis potential at U10 World Cup in Croatia
4. Nickname: Luli
5. Speaks English, Spanish, Italian
6. Spent six months in Argentina and six months in Italy during junior years
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