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Zsombor Piros
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    • Nicknames are "Zsomi" and "Zsombi".
    • Father, Attila, is his coach; mother, Zsuzsanna Pardi; brothers,Oliver and Botond.
    • Mother is a graphologist. She analyzes physical characteristics and patterns of handwriting.
    • Speaks Hungarian and English.
    • Began playing tennis as a 4-year-old with his father at a nearby club.
    • Credits his father as hisinspiration and Davis Cup captain Gabor Koves for helping him improve his volleys.
    • Favourite shots are forehand and return.
    • Favourite surface is hard and tournament is Australian Open.
    • Lists Noumea as his favourite city on tour.
    • Tennis idol is Roger Federer.
    • Also enjoys football and darts.Favourite football team is Real Madrid.
    • Favourite superhero is Batman, actor is Will Smith and musician is Michael Jackson.
    • Favourite movie is Edge of Tomorrow.
    • Enjoys music and performing magic tricks. Dream job is singer.
    • Favourite food is fried cheese. Guilty pleasure is Oreo milkshakes.
    • Says his secret talent is playing the FIFA video game.
    • Favourite school subject was history.

    (UPDATED 29 AUGUST 2026)

    • Former Top 10 junior entered PIF ATP Rankings a day before his 16th birthday in 2015, broke into Top 200 in 2022 and achieved career-high No. 106 in March 2024.
    • Earned 11 of his 12 tour-level wins playing for Hungary in Davis Cup, highlighted by wins over No. 30 Cilic in 2021 and No. 45 Bonzi in 2023 and posted 1st ATP Tour win at 2023 Umag.
    • Qualified at US Open in back-to-back years (2025-26), making his Grand Slam main draw debut in 2025, losing to Z. Svajda.
    • Owns 176-106 Challenger record (11-6 in finals), winning most recent titles in Lugano, Madrid, Brasov and Iasi during 2026 season.
    • Peaked at No. 3 in junior rankings in 2017, winning 2017 Australian Open boys’ singles title, 2017 Roland Garros boys’ doubles title w/Kuhn and finished junior career by winning 2017 European Junior Championships in singles.

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