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Valentin Royer
Valentin Royer
Valentin Royer
Valentin Royer
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  • Career
    • Nickname is ‘Royroy’. Speaks French, English and Spanish.
    • Parents are Quentin and Adeline.
    • Began playing tennis aged four in Prague, Czech Republic.
    • Inspired by Rafael Nadal, left home at 14 while parents were living in Belgrade, Serbia (father was working for a supermarket brand). Moved to All-In Academy in Paris and later to the French Riviera.
    • When he was in Belgrade, trained at Janko Tipsarevic’s eponymous academy. Tipsarevic was an inspiration to him, especially in terms of working hard and never giving up.
    • Dream job was to become a tennis player.
    • Favourite shot is forehand, surface is clay, tournament is Roland Garros and city on Tour is Tokyo.
    • Tennis idol is Rafael Nadal, hero is Tom Cruise.
    • Outside of tennis, likes wakeboarding. Favourite sports team is FC Barcelona and athlete is Mathew Fraser.
    • Favourite book is Les vertus de l'échec, movie is The Pursuit of Happyness, TV show is Breaking Bad.
    • Favourite actor is Pierre Niney, musician is Dave and superhero is Iron Man.
    • Likes playing video games.
    • Favourite food is steak frites, guilty pleasure is chocolate.

    (UPDATED 19 JANUARY 2026)

    • Broke Top 200 in May 2024, Top 100 in August 2025 and achieved career-high No. 56 in November 2025 soon after defeating No. 14 Rublev for biggest win of career en route to 1st ATP Tour final in Hangzhou.
    • Made tour-level debut at 2025 Roland Garros as WC, losing to Galan in 5 sets, before defeating No. 26 Tsitsipas in 2025 Wimbledon 1R via RET (6-3 6-2 ret.) as Q for first Grand Slam main draw win.
    • Posted 34-11 Challenger record in 2025, highlighted by his 14-0 run to win back-to-back titles in Kigali before losing to Coric in Zadar final.
    • Reached 1st Challenger final at 2024 Tunis in May before earning 1st title at 2024 Sibiu, defeating countryman Pavlovic in final.
    • Peaked at No. 8 in the junior rankings, finishing his junior career by earning 3rd place at 2019 ITF World Tennis Tour Junior Finals (l. to Rune in SF).

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