ATP Challenger Tour · Men'sCompleted

Quito 2026: Schedule, Results & Stats

ATP Challenger 50
Surface
Clay
Draw
32
Played
28 June – 5 July 2026
Location
Ecuador
Prize money
$63,000
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Quito is a men's ATP Challenger Tour tournament held in Ecuador. The 2026 edition was held 28 June – 5 July 2026 on clay courts. The singles draw features 32 players competing from the round of 32 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.

Clay is the slowest of the main surfaces: the ball sits up and rallies run long, rewarding patience, movement and heavy topspin.

Field strength

How strong this draw is by Umpiry Rating — and, once it's over, how hard the champion's path actually was. How it works.

The field

Average rating1579
Top 8 average1684
Strongest entrantFelipe Meligeni Alves 1741

Title run

ChampionMatheus Pucinelli De Almeida
Opponents beaten5
Their average rating1574
Toughest winHernan Casanova 1695

Results

Final
Final
Pucinelli De Almeida M.[8]
Casanova H.[7]
566
732
Semi-final
Final
Heredia S.
Pucinelli De Almeida M.[8]
364
646
Final
Meligeni Alves F.
Casanova H.[7]
65
77
Quarter-final
Final
Monzon I.
Heredia S.
24
66
Final
Magadan A.
Pucinelli De Almeida M.[8]
174
666
Final
Casanova H.[7]
Osorio J.
67
26
Final
Meligeni Alves F.
Pacheco Mendez R.[4]
277
666
Round of 16
Final
Goity Zapico S.
Pacheco Mendez R.[4]
22
66
Final
La Serna J.[1]
Monzon I.
23
66
Final
Heredia S.
Ribeiro E.[6]
66
44
Final
Aboian V.
Meligeni Alves F.
24
66
Final
Casanova H.[7]
Alvarez Valdes L.
76
52
Final
Varillas J.[3]
Magadan A.
14
66
Final
Osorio J.
Soto M.[2]
466
632
Final
Nunez D.
Pucinelli De Almeida M.[8]
20
66
Round of 32
Final
Ribeiro De Almeida G.
Heredia S.
34
66
Final
Goity Zapico S.
Linde Palacios S.
66
12
Final
Martinez T.
Ribeiro E.[6]
44
66
Final
Sakamoto P.
Magadan A.
635
267
Final
Fernandez B.
Pacheco Mendez R.[4]
724
566
Final
Andrade Da Silva L.
Meligeni Alves F.
12
66
Final
Mbithi M.
Soto M.[2]
646
167
Final
La Serna J.[1]
Hernandez A.
646
361
Final
Alexander Rodriguez Rodriguez J.
Pucinelli De Almeida M.[8]
53
76
Final
Casanova H.[7]
Galarraga M.
66
02
Final
Osorio J.
Bertran P.
276
662
Final
Mena F.[5]
Aboian V.
20
66
Final
Gomez J.
Monzon I.
26
67
Final
Veliz A.
Nunez D.
631
366
Final
Rivadeneira Gallegos F.
Alvarez Valdes L.
31
66
Final
Varillas J.[3]
Popko D.
646
264
Qualifying Final
Final
Martinez T.[6]
Echazu M.
757
676
Final
Maldonado M.
Goity Zapico S.[9]
34
66
Final
Meligeni Alves F.[2]
Tenti F.[7]
66
31
Final
Osorio J.[3]
Hayen A.[8]
466
622
Final
Ribeiro De Almeida G.[1]
Yunez L.
66
22
Qualifying Semi-final
Final
Andrade Da Silva L.[4]
Ruiz J.
66
43
Final
Echazu M.
Salazar A.[11]
66
11
Final
Urrea A.
Zeballos F.[12]
634
366
Final
Martinez T.[6]
Alvarado P.
66
33
Final
Price S.[5]
Maldonado M.
62
76
Final
Fu Wong T.
Goity Zapico S.[9]
10
66
Final
Hidalgo Aguirre C.
Tenti F.[7]
13
66
Final
Yunez L.
De Dios F.[10]
66
12
Final
Macias Elizalde D.
Hayen A.[8]
24
66
R32
R16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Final
La Serna J.[1]
Hernandez A.
6-34-66-1
Gomez J.
Monzon I.
2-66-7
Ribeiro De Almeida G.
Heredia S.
3-64-6
Martinez T.
Ribeiro E.[6]
4-64-6
Varillas J.[3]
Popko D.
6-24-66-4
Sakamoto P.
Magadan A.
6-23-65-7
Veliz A.
Nunez D.
6-33-61-6
Alexander Rodriguez Rodriguez J.
Pucinelli De Almeida M.[8]
5-73-6
Mena F.[5]
Aboian V.
2-60-6
Andrade Da Silva L.
Meligeni Alves F.
1-62-6
Goity Zapico S.
Linde Palacios S.
6-16-2
Fernandez B.
Pacheco Mendez R.[4]
7-52-64-6
Casanova H.[7]
Galarraga M.
6-06-2
Rivadeneira Gallegos F.
Alvarez Valdes L.
3-61-6
Osorio J.
Bertran P.
2-67-66-2
Mbithi M.
Soto M.[2]
6-14-66-7
La Serna J.[1]
Monzon I.
2-63-6
Heredia S.
Ribeiro E.[6]
6-46-4
Varillas J.[3]
Magadan A.
1-64-6
Nunez D.
Pucinelli De Almeida M.[8]
2-60-6
Aboian V.
Meligeni Alves F.
2-64-6
Goity Zapico S.
Pacheco Mendez R.[4]
2-62-6
Casanova H.[7]
Alvarez Valdes L.
7-56-2
Osorio J.
Soto M.[2]
4-66-36-2
Monzon I.
Heredia S.
2-64-6
Magadan A.
Pucinelli De Almeida M.[8]
1-67-64-6
Meligeni Alves F.
Pacheco Mendez R.[4]
2-67-67-6
Casanova H.[7]
Osorio J.
6-27-6
Heredia S.
Pucinelli De Almeida M.[8]
3-66-44-6
Meligeni Alves F.
Casanova H.[7]
6-75-7
Pucinelli De Almeida M.[8]
Casanova H.[7]
5-76-36-2

Recent champions

2026Matheus Pucinelli De Almeida def. Hernan Casanova5-7 6-3 6-2

Explore the rankings

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Frequently asked questions

Who won Quito 2026?

Matheus Pucinelli De Almeida won Quito 2026, defeating Hernan Casanova in the final.

What was the score in the Quito 2026 final?

Matheus Pucinelli De Almeida beat Hernan Casanova 5-7 6-3 6-2 in the Quito 2026 final.

Who reached the Quito 2026 final?

The Quito 2026 final was contested by Matheus Pucinelli De Almeida and Hernan Casanova.

What surface is Quito played on?

Quito is played on clay.

How fast is the court at Quito?

Quito plays at a fast pace — our court pace index is 97 out of 100, where a higher number means a faster court.

What category is Quito?

Quito is part of the ATP Challenger Tour.

What is the prize money at Quito 2026?

The total prize money at Quito 2026 is $63,000.