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Johan Nikles

Johan Nikles

ATP TourSwitzerlandAge 29

Johan Nikles is No. 399 in the ATP singles ranking with 130 points.

No. 39919-13 since AprilUpdated 13 Oct, 19:17 UTC

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ATP ranking
No.399130 points10,870 behind No. 1
Career highNo. 256
202619-13

Johan Nikles in 2026

Johan Nikles is No. 399 in the ATP singles ranking with 130 points. That is 10,870 points behind No. 1. Career high: No. 256.

Singles record since April: 19 wins and 13 defeats.

Latest tournament: M25 Santa Margherita di Pula 10 (1 win), still in.

Key facts

Ranking
No. 399, 130 points
Career high
No. 256
Country
Switzerland
Age
29
Born
23 March 1997, Geneva
Height
1.73 m
Plays
Right-handed
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2026 season

2026, matches by surface

Updated 13 Oct, 19:17 UTC
SurfaceWonLostWin %Titles
Clay191359%–
Singles main-draw matches in our results since April.

Tournaments in 2026

Every event in our data this year

  • Oct M25 Santa Margherita di Pula 10Clay Still in 1–0
  • Oct BragaClay Lost to Miguel DamasL 0–1
  • Sep SzczecinClay Lost to Laslo DjereL 0–1
  • Sep ComoClay Lost to Matej DodigL 3–1
  • Aug M25 LausanneClay Lost to F. LagarrigueL 0–1
  • Aug SionClay Lost to Henry BernetL 0–1
  • Jul BonnClay Lost to Alex BarrenaL 0–1
  • Jul M25 MetzingenClay Lost to Yannik KelmL 2–1
  • Jul M25 Bastia-Lucciana +HClay Lost to Pierre Antoine TailleuL 0–1
  • Jul M25 RabatClay Lost to Walid AhoudaL 2–1
  • Jun M25 TangerClay Lost to Karim BennaniL 2–1
  • May M25 MataroClay Lost to Oriol Roca BatallaL 3–1
  • May M25 VicClay Lost to Jack KennedyL 2–1
  • Apr M25 CastelldefelsClay FinalF 4–1

Year-end ranking

Singles, with titles each year

  • 202619-13 in singles in our results4240
  • 202537-24 in singles5531
  • 202426-24 in singles6480
  • 20230-2 in singles0
  • 202221-23 in singles3970
  • 202143-28 in singles3521
  • 202012-8 in singles4911
  • 201937-17 in singles4661
  • 20189-7 in singles6640
  • 20171-1 in singles8990
  • 20161-3 in singles6940
The current year shows the current ranking.

Honours

Biggest titles and records

  • 4Singles titlesCareer, in the tour profile

Head-to-head

Against his main rivals, all matches we hold

  • Max Alcala GurriNo. 1380–1

    2026-05-03T00:00:00Z

  • Matej DodigNo. 1740–1

    2026-09-05T00:00:00Z

  • Laslo DjereNo. 1790–1

    2026-09-15T00:00:00Z

Wins first, from Johan Nikles's side. Green: his wins. Red: his defeats.

Availability and profile

Fitness, national team and personal details

Availability

No injury or suspension in our data.

International

No Davis Cup record in our data yet.

Profile

Height
1.73 m
Plays
Right-handed
Date of birth
23 March 1997
Birthplace
Geneva

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Player cardATP Tour 2026
Johan NiklesSwitzerland
Rank399
Points130
202619-13
Titles0
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GETJohan Nikles ranking
# Request
GET /api/v1/tennis/players/34253

# Response (shortened)
{
  "player": "Johan Nikles",
  "rank": 399,
  "points": 130
}

Johan Nikles questions.

Answered from today's data. Anything else, ask us.

What is Johan Nikles's ranking?

No. 399 in the ATP singles ranking, with 130 points.

How many matches has Johan Nikles won this year?

19 wins and 13 defeats in singles since April.

Who has Johan Nikles played most this year?

Max Alcala Gurri: 0 wins, 1 defeat against them in our results.

How old is Johan Nikles?

Johan Nikles is 29, born on 23 March 1997 in Geneva.