NONTHABURI/STARNBERG, January 17, 2026

At 26 years old, Pol Martin Tiffon has taken the next major step in his career, capturing his first ATP Challenger Tour title at the Bangkok Open 2 in Nonthaburi, Thailand. After claiming 12 trophies on the ITF World Tennis Tour, the Spaniard’s breakthrough victory marks a long-awaited and well-earned milestone on the Challenger circuit.

Martin Tiffon battled his way to the championship match with wins in the top half of the draw over South African qualifier Philip Henning, fifth-seeded Japanese Kaichi Uchida, Marat Sharipov of Russia and No. 2 seed Timofey Skatov from Kazakhstan.

In Saturday’s singles final, Martin Tiffon fought past local wild card entry Maximus Jones, winning 6-4, 3-6, 6-4. The World No. 373 from Barcelona withstood nine aces and broke his opponent’s serve four times to seal victory in two hours and 11 minutes.

A new chapter begins ✨

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Martin Tiffon pocketed $9,500 in prize money as well as 50 ATP Ranking points.

The Bangkok Open 2 was hosted by the The Lawn Tennis Association of Thailand and offered a total prize pool of $63,000. Nonthaburi is a vibrant province just north of Bangkok, blending urban energy with a more relaxed, local atmosphere. Located along the Chao Phraya River, it is known for its modern infrastructure, lively markets, and strong sporting culture.

Thanks to its proximity to Thailand’s capital and its high-quality tennis facilities, Nonthaburi has become a regular host on the ATP Challenger Tour, offering players excellent conditions while giving fans a chance to experience professional tennis in a dynamic Southeast Asian setting.