Andrey Rublev
Tennis player; US Open quarterfinalist
Born
October 20th, 1997
27 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Russia
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Born in 1997, this Russian tennis player achieved significant success on the ATP Tour. Known for powerful groundstrokes and relentless play, he climbed the ranks rapidly in men’s singles tennis. In 2020, reached the quarterfinals of the US Open, marking a milestone in his career. Additionally, secured several ATP titles, showcasing consistent performance on various surfaces. Throughout his career, competed against top players and represented Russia in the Davis Cup.
Reached US Open quarterfinals in 2020
Won multiple ATP singles titles
Represented Russia in the Davis Cup
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