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Jaime Faria

Portugal · Right-handed
Age
23
ATP titles
0
Highest rank
No. 87

Jaime Faria is a 23-year-old Portuguese qualifier who produced the biggest result of his career at the 2026 Cincinnati Open, beating eighth seed Ben Shelton 6-4, 6-4 days after Shelton had won the Masters 1000 title in Montreal. It was Faria’s first win over a top-10 player and it ended a six-match Shelton winning streak.

1
Top-10 win
87
Career-high ranking
QF
Best Masters run
The Profile

Player Profile

Full nameJaime Faria
Date of birth6 August 2003
NationalityPortuguese
PlaysRight-handed
Highest rankingWorld No. 87 (February 2025)
ATP titles0
Grand Slam titles0
2026 Season

Current Ranking & Recent Form

Cincinnati Open 2026
Analysis

Playing Style & Strengths

Faria is a competitor before he is a ball-striker. Against Shelton in Cincinnati he trailed 1-4 in the second set and won five games in a row, and the match turned on his refusal to give away free points rather than on any single weapon. He plays long rallies willingly and defends well for a player of his size, which is why his best results have come in the humidity of the American hard-court swing.

Betting

Faria Betting Tips & Predictions

Faria is a qualifier whose price rarely reflects how competitive his matches are. The Shelton win is the obvious evidence, but the pattern is broader: he has repeatedly taken sets off higher-ranked players and the set-betting and handicap markets have historically been the better way in than the outright.

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FAQ

Jaime Faria FAQs

Who is Jaime Faria?
Faria is a Portuguese professional who reached a career-high world No. 87 in February 2025. At the 2026 Cincinnati Open he came through qualifying and beat eighth seed Ben Shelton for his first top-10 win.
How old is Jaime Faria?
He is 23, born on 6 August 2003.
What is Jaime Faria's biggest win?
Beating Ben Shelton 6-4, 6-4 in the 2026 Cincinnati Open second round — his first victory over a top-10 opponent.