by Lyndsey Duncan | Jul 4, 2020 | Internet Celebrities
| Name |
Denis Shapovalov |
| Profession |
Tennis Player |
| Date of Birth |
1999-04-15 |
| Place of Birth |
Tel Aviv,
Israel |
| Age |
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| Death Date |
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| Birth Sign |
Aries |
About Denis Shapovalov
Widely known for his career in the singles division of the ATP. He earned a then-career high ranking of #67 in the ATP world singles rankings in August 2017 after jumping to #2 in the junior rankings in August 2016.
Early Life Experience of Denis Shapovalov
He began playing tennis at age 5 at his mother’s club. He won his first junior title as a singles player in October 2013 at the ITF G5 tournament.
Trivia Info
He won the 2016 Wimbledon junior singles title. He had previously won the 2015 US Open doubles tournament with partner Félix Auger-Aliassime.
Family Life and Relationship
He has one older brother named Evgeniy. His mother and father are of Jewish and Russian descent, respectively.
Close Associates
He defeated then-world number two singles player Rafael Nadal at the 2017 Rogers Cup. He would go on to lose in the semifinals to Alexander Zverev Jr.
by Ruby Li | Dec 14, 2019 | Internet Celebrities
| Name |
Denis Shapovalov |
| Profession |
Tennis Player |
| Date of Birth |
1999-04-15 |
| Place of Birth |
Tel Aviv,
Israel |
| Age |
|
| Death Date |
|
| Birth Sign |
Aries |
About Denis Shapovalov
Widely known for his career in the singles division of the ATP. He earned a then-career high ranking of #67 in the ATP world singles rankings in August 2017 after jumping to #2 in the junior rankings in August 2016.
Early Life Experience of Denis Shapovalov
He began playing tennis at age 5 at his mother’s club. He won his first junior title as a singles player in October 2013 at the ITF G5 tournament.
Trivia Info
He won the 2016 Wimbledon junior singles title. He had previously won the 2015 US Open doubles tournament with partner Félix Auger-Aliassime.
Family Life and Relationship
He has one older brother named Evgeniy. His mother and father are of Jewish and Russian descent, respectively.
Close Associates
He defeated then-world number two singles player Rafael Nadal at the 2017 Rogers Cup. He would go on to lose in the semifinals to Alexander Zverev Jr.
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