It hasn’t taken long for Chile’s Christian Garin to gain attention from some of tennis’s greatest players. Being in the top 20 in the world is an impressive achievement for Garin’s young age – he has yet to hit the age of 25! Not only this, but Garin is also the youngest Chilean player to date to win a high-level ATP match. Defeating Lajovic at just 16 years old, turned the world’s attention to Garin’s rising acclaim. Gaining momentum at a meteoric pace, Garin is leading the charge for the next generation of sporting stars.

Victory was found for Garin at his maiden ATP title win at the 2019 Men’s Clay Court Championships in Houston, USA. Not to settle on one title, Garin followed with a spectacular prize at the BMW Open. With his confidence at an all-time high, Garin claimed the prize at the 2020 Cordoba Open and then his first ever ATP Tour 500 title at the 2020 Rio Open. Before this phenomenal winning streak, 2018 gave Garin fifteen consecutive victories and three back-to-back Challenger titles. Quickly rising up the world leaderboard, Garin’s future in the sport is going to be a thrill to behold.

With a solid clay court presence, Garin’s potential is out of this world. Already defeating top 10 players, Garin is holding his own in a game full of masters. Coached by the phenomenal Andres Schneiter, Garin has a sound foundation for reaching the top spot. With his talent on the court, Garin is making it known how dangerous an opponent he is to challenge.