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Rei Sakamoto: Ranking, Schedule & Stats

ATP Rank
#161
Age
20
Height
193 cm (6'4")
Plays
Right
1608 Elo$492K Career prize

Rei Sakamoto is a professional tennis player from Japan, born 24 June 2006. The Japanese competes on the ATP Tour and plays right-handed. Sakamoto stands 193 cm (6 ft 4 in) tall. Sakamoto reached a career-high singles ranking of World No. 148 in 2026. Among ATP players under 21, Sakamoto is ranked No. 8. Sakamoto has comparable records on clay (57%, 17-13) and hard (57%, 64-49). The Japanese was born in Nagoya.

This page tracks Rei Sakamoto's upcoming schedule, latest results, recent form and surface record, with each match linking through to a detailed head-to-head and pre-match analysis. Scores update live as matches are played.

Biographical details (birthplace, residence, coach, height, weight) sourced from Wikidata (CC0 public domain). See Rei Sakamoto on Wikipedia for more.

Rankings

Recent form

64 last 10

Trends

Sakamoto has won 17 of the last 30 first sets

57%

Sakamoto has won 7 of 10 deciding sets

70%

Sakamoto has won 57% of matches on clay

17–13

Sakamoto has won 10 of 22 tiebreaks

45%

Ranking Projection

No. 161ATP344 pts
12 months agoNo. 206 45 spots
12-month highNo. 148
Defending (next 12 wks)10 pts
  • Shanghai Masters · Last 12810 · 30 Sep
Expected (draw model)→ ~No. 155
If wins Newport→ ~No. 132

Trajectory from our weekly snapshots. Defending— points dropping in the next ~12 weeks (last year's results at the same events). Win … — points gained by winning the round they're currently in. Expected — most likely landing rank from our draw model (Elo over the bracket). ATP points table.

Clutch Rating

49/ 100Solid
Break points saved
87
Break points won
8
Deciding sets
93
Tiebreaks
23

How a player performs in the biggest moments, across 143 matches in our records. About

Freshness

95/ 100Fresh

11 days rest · 2 matches (14d)

Recent on-court load (higher = fresher), updated daily. About

Career highs

Ranking · last 12 monthsbestnow
No. 148No. 206
No. 206 · 14 Jul 2025No. 206 · 21 Jul 2025No. 205 · 28 Jul 2025No. 200 · 4 Aug 2025No. 200 · 18 Aug 2025No. 197 · 25 Aug 2025No. 189 · 8 Sep 2025No. 189 · 15 Sep 2025No. 190 · 22 Sep 2025No. 188 · 29 Sep 2025No. 174 · 13 Oct 2025No. 177 · 20 Oct 2025No. 177 · 27 Oct 2025No. 180 · 3 Nov 2025No. 180 · 10 Nov 2025No. 176 · 17 Nov 2025No. 159 · 24 Nov 2025No. 187 · 1 Dec 2025No. 185 · 8 Dec 2025No. 185 · 15 Dec 2025No. 185 · 22 Dec 2025No. 184 · 29 Dec 2025No. 200 · 5 Jan 2026No. 202 · 12 Jan 2026No. 203 · 19 Jan 2026No. 184 · 2 Feb 2026No. 174 · 9 Feb 2026No. 168 · 16 Feb 2026No. 157 · 23 Feb 2026No. 159 · 2 Mar 2026No. 164 · 16 Mar 2026No. 166 · 30 Mar 2026No. 165 · 6 Apr 2026No. 161 · 13 Apr 2026No. 159 · 20 Apr 2026No. 156 · 4 May 2026No. 152 · 18 May 2026No. 153 · 25 May 2026No. 153 · 30 May 2026No. 153 · 1 Jun 2026No. 149 · 8 Jun 2026No. 149 · 15 Jun 2026No. 149 · 17 Jun 2026No. 148 · 18 Jun 2026No. 148 · 22 Jun 2026No. 148 · 29 Jun 2026No. 150 · 6 Jul 2026No. 150 · 13 Jul 2026
12 mo agonow
Career high No. 148 · 2026Umpiry Rating 1650 · peak 1672 · 2026Umpiry rank #168 · ATP #1617

Ranking trajectory from our weekly snapshots (last ~12 months); peak rating and longest tour-level win streak from our match records. Umpiry rank is the player’s position by our rating — the arrow shows how many spots that is above (▲) or below (▼) their official ranking.

Best results · last 12 months

Best 4: 63 pts
  1. 1Miami Masters 2026 · Last 6430
  2. 2Hong Kong 2026 · Last 3213
  3. 3Australian Open 2026 · Last 12810
  4. 4Shanghai Masters 2025 · Last 12810

Best results in our records over the last ~12 months; the top 18 count toward the ATP ranking (best-18 rule). Totals are derived from our data and can differ from the official ranking, which has mandatory-event rules and includes the Tour Finals.

2026 season form

3320W–L62%

Last 60 days
33
Current streak
1 win

Recent surface record

Clay1713 (57%)
Hard6449 (57%)
Grass21 (67%)

Career record

8363W–L

Career surface record

Clay1713 (57%)
Hard6449 (57%)
Grass21 (67%)

Fitness watch

1 retirementin the last 12 months. Based on match status only — a retirement means the match was stopped after it started, a withdrawal means a walkover before it; we don't publish the medical reason.

Recent results

L
Cary · Round of 16 · hard
4-63-6
W
Cary · Round of 32 · hard
6-36-736-2
L
Wimbledon · Qual. Final · grass
6-736-43-64-6
W
Wimbledon · Qual. Semi-final · grass
6-46-4
W
Wimbledon · Qual. Quarter-final · grass
7-683-66-3
L
Roland Garros · Qual. Quarter-final · clay
2-65-7
L
Bordeaux · Round of 16 · clay
4-60-6
W
Bordeaux · Round of 32 · clay
6-43-66-3
W
Bordeaux · Qual. Final · clay
7-56-1
W
Bordeaux CH · Qual. Q2 · clay
7-56-1
W
Bordeaux CH · Qual. Q1 · clay
6-746-27-67
W
Bordeaux CH · Round of 32 · clay
6-43-66-3
L
Bordeaux CH · Round of 16 · clay
4-60-6
W
Bordeaux · Qual. Semi-final · clay
6-76-27-6
W
Cagliari CH · Qual. Q1 · clay
6-27-67

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Frequently asked questions

How tall is Rei Sakamoto?

Rei Sakamoto is 193 cm (6 ft 4 in) tall.

When was Rei Sakamoto born?

Rei Sakamoto was born on 24 June 2006 (20 years old).

Where is Rei Sakamoto from?

Rei Sakamoto is from Japan, born in Nagoya on 24 June 2006.

Is Rei Sakamoto right or left-handed?

Rei Sakamoto plays right-handed.

How good is Rei Sakamoto on clay?

On clay, Rei Sakamoto has compiled a 17-13 record (57% wins).

How good is Rei Sakamoto on hard?

Rei Sakamoto's hard-court record stands at 64-49, a 57% win rate.