Rafael Jodar

Professional Tennis Player

Spanish Madrid, Spain

Quick Info

ProfessionProfessional Tennis Player
NationalitySpanish
Date of Birth17/09/2006
Age19 years
BirthplaceMadrid, Spain

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SummaryRafael Jodar is a rising Spanish professional tennis player who recently turned professional after a successful collegiate career at the University of Virginia. He has achieved rapid success on the ATP tour, reaching the Top 100 rankings within his first year as a professional.
Career HighlightsWon the 2024 US Open boys' singles crown; won his first ATP Challenger title at the Hersonissos Challenger in August 2025; achieved wins at ATP 250 and ATP 500 levels; reached career-high ATP ranking of No. 103

Physical Stats & More

Height6'3"
Weight154 lbs
Playing HandRight-handed

Educational Qualification(s)

UniversityUniversity of Virginia
Honors
  • 2025 ITA National Rookie of the Year
  • 2025 ACC Freshman of the Year
  • 2025 All-ACC First Team
  • 2025 ITA Singles All-American
  • ITA Scholar-Athlete

Personal Life

ChildhoodBegan playing tennis at age 4; started at Club de Tenis Chamartín at age 6; abandoned football at age 12 to focus solely on tennis; grew up in Madrid as the only child of two teachers

Relationships & More

Mentors/InfluencesIdolized Rafael Nadal; met Nadal in December 2024 in Jeddah

Family

ParentsBoth teachers
SiblingsOnly child

Career

Professional DebutSeptember 2024 at Villena Challenger
College Career2024-25 season at University of Virginia; turned professional December 30, 2025
ATP Achievements
  • First ATP Challenger title: Hersonissos (August 2025)
  • ATP 250 victory: Delray Beach (February 2026)
  • ATP 500 victory: Acapulco (February 2026)
  • Australian Open qualifying: Advanced through three rounds; first major match win over Rei Sakamoto
  • ATP Next Gen Finals: 2-1 record
RankingsCareer-high ATP ranking: No. 103; ATP ranking as of March 17, 2025: No. 908

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Witnessed Nick Kyrgios upset Roger Federer at the 2015 Madrid Masters
2. Witnessed Grigor Dimitrov defeat Novak Djokovic in a three-hour match at the 2013 Madrid Masters
3. Won three ITA Challenger singles titles during his collegiate career
4. Had an 8-match winning streak in August 2025
5. Won 17 consecutive matches during the 2024-25 collegiate season before losing in the ACC Championship final
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