Alejandro Tabilo | Bio | ATP Tour

Nickname is Jano.
Parents, Ricardo and Maria, own a cleaning company (both are Chilean and met while living in Toronto); brother, Sebastian.
Began playing tennis because he wanted to be like his brother, who played.
Inspired by his parents because of their support and sacrifices. Lists his father as his hero.
Left home at age 13 to train in Florida.
Speaks English and Spanish, but says that his English is better, having lived in the USA and Canada for so long.
Favourite shot is drop shot, surface is clay and tournament is Wimbledon.
Lists Rome as his favourite city on tour.
Idolised fellow left-hander Rafael Nadal growing up.
Favourite movie is Miracle, TV show is Game of Thrones and book is Open by Andre Agassi.
Enjoys swimming and football. Supports Everton de Vina del Mar and Alexis Sanchez.
Favourite actor is Leonardo DiCaprio, musician is Danny Ocean and superhero is Superman.
Says that his secret talent is chess.
Favourite food is popcorn, but guilty pleasure is ice cream.
Lists kindness as his best quality and being easily distracted as his worst quality.
Favourite school subject was gym.

(UPDATED 24 MAY 2025)

Toronto-born Chilean broke into Top 100 in February 2022, achieving career-high No. 19 in July 2024 after defeating No. 1 Djokovic for biggest win of career en route to 1st ATP Masters 1000 SF in Rome.
Earned 6 straight-set wins – including 5 over Argentines – en route to 1st ATP Tour final at 2022 Cordoba as Q.
Won 1st ATP Tour title at 2024 Auckland as Q, becoming 1st Chilean to win a title on hard courts since Gonzalez in 2007, then became 1st Chilean to win a grass court title in Open Era at 2024 Mallorca.
On home soil, defeated countrymen Garin en route to 2nd ATP Tour SF at 2022 Santiago as WC and Barrios Vera en route to 2nd ATP Tour final at 2024 Santiago.
Earned 5-set wins over fellow South American Galan in Grand Slam main draw debut at 2020 Australian Open and over Italian Cobolli to reach 3R of 2024 Wimbledon.
Represented Canada throughout junior career, peaking at No. 29 in junior rankings during 2015 season.