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Terence Atmane
Terence Atmane
Terence Atmane
Terence Atmane
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    • Started playing tennis aged seven. Played tennis video games before his mom bought him a tennis racquet and tried the sport at a local club.

    • Mother, Severine, works for Eurotunnel. Father,Stéphane, owns a renovation company.

    • Has a younger sister,Chanelle, who aspires to study cinema.

    • Tennis idol is Fernando Gonzalez.

    • Nicknamed 'The Magician’ because he can do magic tricks with playing cards.

    • Hobbies include watching anime, reading manga and playing video games including Fortnite and Minecraft. Brings books to tournaments and tries to read as often as he can.

    • Owns a large Pokémon card collection.

    • Won two ATP Challenger Tour titles in September 2023, including in Guangzhou, China, where he saved three championship points to triumph.

    (UPDATED 22 MAY 2024)

    • Broke into Top 500 in July 2022 and Top 200 in September 2023, earning career-high No. 120 in May 2024 after reaching 3R at ATP Masters 1000 Rome (d. No. 29 Musetti in 2R via RET).
    • Made ATP Tour debut at 2023 Zhuhai as Q, then beat Thompson in 2023 ATP Masters 1000 Shanghai 1R for first tour-level win.
    • Qualified to make Grand Slam debut at 2024 Australian Open, taking a set off eventual runner-up Medvedev in 1R.
    • Went 11-1 in three-week span at Challenger events in September 2023, earning 1st final and title at Zhangjiagang after saving 6 MPs vs. Sun in 1R and 2nd title at Guangzhou, saving 3 MPs vs. Polmans in the final.
    • Posted 35-18 Challenger record in 2023, including 19-5 record in tie-breaks at Challenger events and owns 99-54 career ITF Tour record highlighted by 5 titles, latest at 2023 M25 Anapoima.
    • Reached career-high No. 20 on the ITF Juniors circuit, highlighted by run to 2020 Roland Garros boys’ doubles QF w/Malgaroli.

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