Highest-ranked ATP player in Hong Kong history
Right-handed, two-handed backhand, trained at the Rafa Nadal Academy — the first man from Hong Kong to win a Grand Slam main-draw match and the first to lift an ATP Challenger trophy.
Career-High Rank
No. 108
8 JUN 2026
Current Rank
No. 110
11 MAY 2026
Age
21
B. 6 JUN 2004
Jr. Slam Doubles Titles
2
HONG KONG
Birthplace
Hong Kong
Trains At
Rafa Nadal Academy, Mallorca, Spain
Height
191 cm (6'3")
Plays
Right-handed
Backhand
Two-handed
Best Slam
US Open 3R (2025)
Wong's rise has been a series of firsts for a place with no ATP pedigree. In March 2025 he edged 13th seed Ben Shelton in a Miami deciding-set tie-break for his first win over a top-20 player; that August he came through US Open qualifying and became the first Hong Kong man of the Open Era to win a Grand Slam main-draw match, backing it up with a four-set win over Adam Walton to reach the third round. In January 2026 he brought the run home, knocking out Mariano Navone and world No. 40 Gabriel Diallo as a wildcard at the Hong Kong Open.
"Sometimes people don't believe we can do it, and this shows them that." — On making history for Hong Kong, Macao News, 2025
The result that put him on this tracker came in Jiujiang, China, where he beat Adam Walton again — 7-5, 7-6(4) in the final — to become the first player from Hong Kong to win an ATP Challenger title. The points from that week carried him to No. 110 and, weeks later, a career-high No. 108, within sight of the top-100 goal he named after New York.
"It's something that I dreamed of. At the moment, I'm still digesting."
ON REACHING THE US OPEN THIRD ROUND, 2025 · TENNISMAJORS.COM"I thought they were untouchable. But playing them, I realised, 'Okay, I'm pretty close.'"
ON FACING TOP-RANKED PLAYERS · MACAONEWS.ORG"Commitment... keep going. If it were easy, everyone could do it."
ADVICE TO YOUNG ATHLETES · MACAONEWS.ORG