Nicolas Jarry

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ATP Bercy 23 R2:

18 Cameron Norrie 1940
19 Nicolás Jarry 1810
20 Francisco Cerúndolo 1680

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06.11.2023 r.

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 19

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2023 w liczbach:

Ranking: 19
Bilans meczów: 38-19
Tytuły: 2 (Genewa, Santiago)
Finały: 0
Zarobki: $1,717,463

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Znakomicie pograł w tym roku Jarry, nowe życie dostał po banicji i wykorzystuje każdą chwilę na zawodowych kortach od tamtego czasu.

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Chile Captain Fillol To Guide Grandson Jarry At United Cup

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Fillol and Jarry have both cracked the Top 20 in the Pepperstone ATP Rankings
December 29, 2023
Jaime Fillol will captain Chile's 2024 United Cup team, with grandson Nicolas Jarry among his selected players.Ben Symons/Tennis Australia
Jaime Fillol will captain Chile's 2024 United Cup team, with grandson Nicolas Jarry among his selected players.
By ATP Staff
As the highest ranked player on Chile's United Cup team, Nicolas Jarry had the honour of selected the squad's captain. While the choice was an easy one, he first had to make sure his grandfather — a founding father of the ATP Tour — was available to make the trip to Australian.

"It was a very special moment. I remember it that I talked with my mum just one day before the call, just to know that he would be able to come," Jarry told ATPTour.com, discussing Jaime Fillol. "I knew for sure that he would be thrilled. He wanted to be here as part of the team.

"But he also has some duties. He works in a university in Chile, so I didn't want to ask him without knowing that he will be able to because of the how much he would want you to come. And [my mother] said that he will figure it out. I called him and he was a little bit speechless, but very, very happy. I could sense it on the phone."

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Fillol guided Jarry down the path of high-level tennis from a young age, taking his grandson to Wimbledon and the US Open as a kid, sparking a lifelong love of the sport.

"I always thought that tennis is a really good sport for developing, for growth, for education," Fillol said. "The values of tennis are very solid if we do things right. There is a tradition, there is an ethic of tennis, there is a philosophy."

Jarry reached a career-high Pepperstone ATP Ranking of World No. 19 to close the 2023 season, just five places off the best mark of his grandfather. Is Fillol rooting for his grandson to surpass him?

"It would be a bigger dream, to have a grandchild be better than you," he said. "We grew up where family members don't compete with each other. Family members are there to help each other, not to compete with each other. But it would be nice."

Fillol feels that Jarry's maturation off court — he is now married and a father of two — has helped him improve his results in between the lines.

"It gave him a stability and a more broad vision of life. It's not just tennis; there is life there," he said. "And that maybe took away some of the pressure that he would feel before. Now that he's had a fantastic year in 2023, I think he can still improve... I think he will be a top player."

Jarry agreed about the positive impact of his family life, which is front and centre at the United Cup: "I always travel with my family. Now also you can add my grandfather," he said. "And here my sister is also helping us, so it was a very fun flight coming here and for sure we're going to enjoy all the week."

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Canada wins dramatic mixed doubles vs. Chile to clinch United Cup tie

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Canada wins dramatic mixed doubles vs. Chile to clinch United Cup tie
Chile's Jarry and Canada's Fernandez won first matches of the season
December 31, 2023
Steven Diez and Leylah Fernandez celebrate their tie-clinching victory for Canada on Sunday in Sydney.Peter Staples/ATP Tour
Steven Diez and Leylah Fernandez celebrate their tie-clinching victory for Canada on Sunday in Sydney.
By ATP/WTA Staff
Never count out the Canadians.

Chile was two points from claiming a riveting United Cup Group B tie on Sunday afternoon when Tomas Barrios Vera and Daniela Seguel led Steven Diez and Leylah Fernandez 8/6 in the Match Tie-break of the deciding mixed doubles. But the Canadians rallied to win 7-5, 4-6, 10-8.

"I'm extremely happy and proud of the team," Fernandez said. "It was nerve-wracking with the ups and downs, but we stayed calm and positive and used it to our advantage."


On the first match point, Seguel was unable to handle a Fernandez passing shot, missing a forehand volley on the full stretch into the net. Diez fell to his knees in celebration and shared an emotional hug with Fernandez.

"I was a little bit surprised that Felix didn't take the court but it was about time that I paid him back for winning the 2021 ATP Cup," Diez said. "The legs felt a little heavy and tired but I was really motivated and we kept it together and had a great attitude."

All three ties that have taken place in Sydney have been decided in the mixed doubles. On Saturday, the Netherlands beat Norway 2-1 and Germany defeated Italy 2-1.

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Nicolas Jarry had forced the deciding mixed doubles when he defeated Steven Diez 7-5, 6-4.

"Steven is a grinder, a very tough player," Jarry said. "So it was a tough match for the first one of the year. It's great to be here competing and getting some real matches in this great atmosphere."

In the first match of the tie, Fernandez stoked Canada to the lead with a 6-2, 6-3 win over Chile's Seguel.

Diez, the No. 314 in the Pepperstone ATP Rankings, stepped in for Felix Auger-Aliassime and performed well inside Ken Rosewall Arena. But brief lapses at the end of each set proved his downfall.


Diez double faulted to lose the first set, and Jarry’s serve ruled the day from there. The Chilean did not face a break point according to Infosys ATP Stats and struck 12 forehand winners to one. He hit a crosscourt forehand winner to clinch the match after one hour and 53 minutes.

Fernandez got Canada off to the perfect start in its first-ever United Cup match when she cruised past Seguel.

Fernandez -- who, just 10 days ago, was named a 2023 Billie Jean King Cup Heart Award winner for her exploits that helped Canada claim its first Billie Jean King Cup title in November -- shined again while wearing her national colours to put Canada up 1-0 in its opening Group B tie. She needed just 73 minutes to get Canada off to a winning start in its debut United Cup appearance, as she broke Seguel five times in her first meeting against the current World No. 668.

Fernandez was the heavy favourite coming into the match, and played like it throughout. But in her first-tour level singles match in nearly two years, the 31-year-old Chilean, who reached a career-high World No. 162 in 2018, had a bright spot to start the second set. She broke Fernandez at love in the opening game and consolidated for 2-0, but she'd win just one more game in the match. Fernandez won three straight games from there, and three more in a row later to wrap up victory.

Canada wins dramatic mixed doubles vs. Chile to clinch United Cup tie

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ATP Cup 24 (RR2):

17 Frances Tiafoe 2060
18 Nicolás Jarry 1815
19 Cameron Norrie 1810

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