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Shanghai Masters 2026: Schedule, Results & Stats

Masters 1000 · SinglesMasters 1000HardChina
Shanghai Masters 2026
7–18 October 20267–18 Oct 2026In progress · Day 12
Final

Draw 128 · Prize money $9,415,725 · Hard · fast pace · Shanghai · UTC+8

Draw 128 · $9,415,725 · Fast hard · Shanghai

What is happening now and who is likely to win

Tournament strength

How it works →How →
Field rating99/ 100/1004th strongest of 8 Masters 1000 fields this season
Top 50 playersTop 5045
Top 100 playersTop 10079 of 96
Average EloAvg Elo1 957

Draw outlook

Path difficulty
Open draw →Draw →
Player◀ Tougher path◀ TougherEasier path ▶Easier ▶

Title-chance points gained (green) or lost (amber) because of the projected opponents on the way to the final, vs an average draw. Based on projected opponents and current player strength, not on opinion.Title-chance points gained (green) or lost (amber) because of projected opponents, vs an average draw. How it works

History & context

About the tournament

Shanghai Masters is a men's ATP Tour tournament held in Shanghai, China. The 2026 edition takes place 7–18 October 2026 on hard courts. The singles draw features 128 players competing from the round of 128 through to the final. This page provides the full schedule, live scores and complete results for the current edition, with each match linking to detailed head-to-head records, recent form and pre-match analysis.

Hard courts give a true, medium-paced bounce that suits all-court tennis and rewards clean, consistent ball-striking. Here the courts play at a medium-fast pace, rewards aggression and first-strike tennis.

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Frequently asked · Shanghai Masters 2026Frequently asked

Who is the favourite to win Shanghai Masters 2026?

Based on Umpiry's Title chances projection, Alejandro Davidovich Fokina currently has the highest probability of winning at 54%, followed by Rafael Jodar (46%) and Matteo Arnaldi (<1%). The probabilities are calculated by simulating the remaining draw and update after every match.

Who does Umpiry project to win Shanghai Masters 2026?

Alejandro Davidovich Fokina is the most likely champion (54%) in Umpiry's Monte Carlo simulation of the remaining Shanghai Masters draw. The Draw tab shows their most likely route to the title — their projected opponent in each round — and updates after every result.

What surface is Shanghai Masters played on?

Shanghai Masters is played on hard.

How fast is the court at Shanghai Masters?

Shanghai Masters plays at a fast pace — our court pace index is 79 out of 100, where a higher number means a faster court.

Who won Shanghai Masters most recently?

The most recent champion is Valentin Vacherot (2025).

What category is Shanghai Masters?

Shanghai Masters is part of the ATP Tour.

What is the prize money at Shanghai Masters 2026?

The total prize money at Shanghai Masters 2026 is $9,415,725.