Baptiste Masotti is currently one of three Frenchman inside the top 25, and he featured for his nation in Washington, D.C. in 2019.

The Frenchman made his first appearance on the Tour in 2013, and in just his second main draw, he made the semi-finals of the Shepparton Open. His first final came a year later at the 2015 MRU Open, and further runner-up finishes followed at both the Summer and Winter Challenger in Helsinki.

Masotti claimed his first title in 2016, as he beat Asim Khan in the final of the Iran Squash Federation Kish Persian Gulf in 2016. He had four more runners-up finishes before his next win, m which came at the Remeo Helsinki Summer Challenger in 2017.

The Frenchman reached the semi-finals of the Open international de Squash de Nantes, a Challenger 30 event, in 2018, and then won three times in a six month spell. He took the Open International Niort Venise Verte, Carter Client Group & Assant Wealth Management - The Carter Classic, and the Crawford Fund Management LLC Open titles.

His breakthrough on the PSA World Tour came in October 2019, when he made it to the quarter-finals of the Platinum level CIB Egyptian Open, doing so in front of the Pyramids. He was rewarded with a spot in the French quartet for the WSF Men’s World Team Squash Championships in Washington, D.C.

Since then, Masotti has started to make it into the last 16 of the major tournaments consistently, making the third round on five occasions in 2021, including at the PSA World Championships and the Allam British Open. Those results saw him move inside the world’s top 20 for the first time in his career in November of that year.

Apart from an early exit at the Windy City Open Presented by the Walter Family, Masotti’s form in the early part of 2022 was steady, and included third round results at both the Allam British Open and the El Gouna International. He finished the campaign with a quarter final appearance at the Necker Mauritius Open Presented by Beachcomber Resorts & Hotels.

In the latter half of 2022, Masotti reached the last 16 of both the U.S. Open and the Grasshopper Cup, losing out to Peru’s Diego Elias on both occasions. He then reached the final of the Open International Niort Venise Verte on the Challenger Tour, where he fell to Borja Golan in four games.

Some consistent results in the early part of 2023, including a quarter final appearance at the GillenMarkets Canary Wharf Classic, followed by a semi-final result at the Optasia Championships, saw Masotti move into the world’s top 16 for the first time in his career.