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Thanasi Kokkinakis
Thanasi Kokkinakis
Thanasi Kokkinakis
Thanasi Kokkinakis
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    • Nickname is Kokk.
    • Speaks English and Greek.
    • Father, Trevor; mother, Voula; brother, Panayoti; sister, Christina.
    • Began playing tennis around age of 7 with his brother.
    • Honoured alongside Kyrgios as 2022 ATP Fans' Favourite Doubles Team.
    • Favourite surfaces are hard and clay.
    • Favourite shots are forehand and serve.
    • Favourite tournament is Australian Open.
    • Idol growing up was Marat Safin: “He was just entertaining, the way he hit the ball. He was so powerful. I loved watching him play.”
    • Hobbies are watching NBA, playingPlayStation, sleeping and hanging out with his friends.
    • If he wasn’t a tennis player, he would be an NBA player.
    • Favourite sports team is Los Angeles Clippers (NBA).
    • Underwent right shoulder surgery on 29 December 2015 and was limitedto 1 singles matchfrom November 2015 to May 2017.
    • Missed entire 2020 season due to mono, then underwent sinus surgery in 2022.

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    • Former Top-10 junior earned 1st ranking point 8 days after 15th birthday in 2011, achieved career-high No. 69 at age 19 in 2015 and returned to career-high No. 69 at age 26 in 2022.
    • Captured 1st ATP Tour title in hometown at 2022 Adelaide-2 (d. Rinderknech) as 145th-ranked WC after reaching 1st QF, SF and final at 2017 Los Cabos as 454th-ranked WC (l. to Querrey).
    • Upset defending champion Federer in 2018 Miami 2R as 175th-ranked Q, becoming lowest-ranked player to beat World No. 1 since No. 178 Clavet beat Hewitt in 2003 Miami 2R.
    • Won 2022 Australian Open doubles title as 434th-ranked WC with countryman Kyrgios, defeating Ebden/Purcell in 1st All-Aussie Grand Slam doubles final since 1980 Australian Open.
    • Advanced to 3 Grand Slam junior finals in 2013, winning Wimbledon boys' doubles title w/Kyrgios and finishing as boys' singles runner-up at Australian Open and US Open.
    • Has an 83-34 career record on ATP Challenger Tour with 5 titles (55-21 on hard with 3 titles, 28-10 on clay with 2 titles).

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