Matteo Sciahbasi is a developing tennis player from Italy with a career-high ranking of 1104 in both singles and doubles, actively competing in junior and Futures tournaments.
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Matteo Sciahbasi was born in Italy on April 7, 2007, making him 18 years old. He has steadily progressed in his tennis career, primarily competing in the junior and Futures circuits. His current ATP ranking stands at 1104, which is also his career-high rank achieved on October 13, 2025. Sciahbasi’s early career has seen him participate in various tournaments, gaining experience on outdoor clay and hard courts. He has accumulated $2,250 in prize money from singles and doubles combined over his career.
Throughout 2025, Matteo Sciahbasi has shown active participation in both singles and doubles events. In singles, he holds a 9-8 win-loss record, with all his wins coming on outdoor clay courts. Notable performances in 2025 include reaching the Quarter-Finals in two doubles tournaments and the Finals in one, partnering with Giulio Perego. His singles matches in 2025 include a Round of 32 appearance where he faced Lorenzo Comino, and another where he played against Massimo Giunta. Earlier career data indicates that in 2024, he had a 0-2 record on clay, and in 2023, also 0-2 on clay, reflecting his initial stages of professional competition.
His doubles career in 2025 highlights a win-loss record of 9-5, exclusively on clay courts. Achieving success with Giulio Perego, they reached the Finals of a Futures tournament in 2025 by defeating K. Rahmani and D. Rapagnetta. He also partnered with Lorenzo Sciahbasi in a doubles Quarter-Final in 2025. These early efforts demonstrate his commitment to gaining competitive experience and improving his standing in professional tennis.
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