Current Rankings of Southeast Asia’s Leading Tennis Players in ATP and WTA

Philippines

Alex Eala stands out as a key figure for the Philippines and the region, currently ranked 29th in the WTA singles. The 20-year-old is not only the highest-ranked player from Southeast Asia but also a promising prospect in women’s tennis. Her success has spurred growing interest in the sport throughout the region.

Thailand

Thailand has the most depth in player rankings, with recent achievements at the 2025 SEA Games, where the nation secured three gold, seven silver, and one bronze medal. In men’s tennis, seven players are within the ATP top 1000, led by Maximus Jones at 317th. Jones had an impressive 2025 season, winning two SEA Games gold medals and his first ATP Challenger Tour title in Ivory Coast. The women’s rankings feature eight Thai players within the WTA top 1000, with Lanlana Tararudee leading at 106th. Tararudee made her Grand Slam debut this year at the Australian Open and clinched her first WTA 125 title in Austin, Texas.

Indonesia

Indonesia's tennis scene includes a competitive set of players. In men’s tennis, Muhammad Rifqi Fitriadi is ranked 613th in the ATP singles rankings and regularly competes on the ITF circuit. Janice Tjen leads the women’s rankings for Indonesia at No. 40 in the WTA, closely followed by Priska Madelyn Nugroho, who is ranked 426th and achieved a career-high of 265th in 2023.

Malaysia

Malaysia is represented on both tours with the Leong siblings, who are making strides in professional tennis. Mitsuki is ranked 661st in the ATP singles, while Shihomi sits at 961st in the WTA singles rankings. Their participation reflects Malaysia's commitment to nurturing players capable of competing internationally.