Juncheng Shang was the youngest player to lift an ATP Tour singles title in 2024 while Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner and Jack Draper also feature on the list.

Alcaraz and Sinner both won two Grand Slams this year, but the former’s Roland Garros and Wimbledon titles came after he turned 21 while Sinner won the Australian Open before his 23rd birthday.

The 9 youngest ATP Tour title winners in 2024:

9. Jack Draper – 22 years and 5 months

Jack Draper missed out on a maiden title before his 21st birthday as he finished runner-up at the Sofia Open in November 2023, one month before he turned 22.

He again fell at the final hurdle at the Adelaide International in January, but it was third time lucky for the Brit as he won the ATP 250 Stuttgart Open in June.

Four months later he won his maiden ATP 500 trophy at the Vienna Open.

8. Jannik Sinner – 22 years and five months

Jannik Sinner won his maiden Grand Slam before turning 23 on August 16. In fact, he just missed out on winning two majors before his birthday as he won the US Open in early September.

The Italian went on to win three more titles (Rotterdam, Miami and Halle) before he turned 23.

7. Jiri Lehecka – 22 years and 2 months

Jiri Lehecka reached a career-high No 23 in the ATP Rankings in January shortly after winning his maiden title at the Adelaide International.

The Czech, who finished runner-up at the Winston-Salem Open before his 22nd birthday in 2023, beat fellow youngsters Sebastian Korda and Jack Draper en route to the title.

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6. Luciano Darderi – 21 years 11 months

Italian tennis is certainly on the rise with Sinner currently at No 1 and they have players in total in the top 100 of the ATP Rankings.

Luciano Darderi is one of them and he sits at No 44 with his surge coming on the back of his first title at the Cordobo Open in February as he came through qualifying to win the title.

5. Ben Shelton – 21 years and 5 months

Ben Shelton won his maiden title shortly after he turned 21 in October 2023 and he followed it up with a second ATP trophy at the US Men’s Clay Court Championships in April.

The American also reached the Swiss Indoors Basel final, but finished runner-up to Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard.

4. Carlos Alcaraz – 20 years and 10 months

Carlos Alcaraz won his 13th ATP Tour singles title at the Indian Wells Masters shortly before he turned 21. The Spaniard defeated Alexander Zverev, Jannik Sinner and Daniil Medvedev during his run at the 2024 ATP Masters 1000 tournament.

And he continued his title-winning run after his 21st birthday as he also won the French Open, Wimbledon and China Open in 2024.

3. Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard – 20 years and 10 months

Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard is the future of French tennis and the 20-year-old won his maiden title in his home country at the Lyon Open in May.

Handed a wildcard entry into the ATP 250 event, Mpetshi Perricard beat the likes of Lorenzo Sonego, Alexander Bublik and Tomas Martín Etcheverry en route to lifting the trophy.

Three months after he turned 21, the Frenchman won his second title at the ATP 500 Swiss Indoors.

2. Arthur Fils – 20 years and 1 month

Arthur Fils won his maiden title at the age of 18 in May 2023 and this year he won his second title just a month after turning 20.

The Frenchman upset top seed Alexander Zverev 6–3, 3–6, 7–6 (7–1) in the ATP 500 Hamburg Open in July. Three months later he added another title as he won the Japan Open.

1. Juncheng Shang – 19 years and 7 months

Juncheng Shang is one of only two teenagers currently in the top 100 of the ATP Rankings and he was the only teenager to win a title in 2024.

The Chinese youngster reached his maiden final on home soil at the Chengdu Open in September and beat Lorenzo Musetti 7–6 (7–4), 6–1 to become only the second Chinese man to win an ATP title in the Open Era after Wu Yibing.