Christian Harrison | Bio | ATP Tour

Started playing tennis at age 3.
Father, Pat, is a tennis coach; mother, Susie; brother, Ryan, is also an ATPTour player; sister, Madison, played college tennis at Mississippi State University.
Favourite surface is hard, shot is backhand and tournament is US Open.
Idol growing up was Pete Sampras.
Hobbies include movies, fishing and relaxing.
If he wasn't a tennis player, says that he would be playing another sport.
Fan of New Orleans Saints (NFL).
Debuted on ITF Junior Circuit at age 13 before injuries and illnesses sidelined him from May 2009-October 2010 and August 2013-July 2015, then kept him out of singles from April 2019-August 2020.
Underwent 8 surgeries: left femur (2009), right hip (2013), left hip (2014), right shoulder (2014), right wrist (2014), right adductor (2014), left adductor (2014) and left femur (2018).

(UPDATED 10 NOVEMBER 2025)

Overcame injury-riddled start to career by breaking into Top 200 and achieving career-high No. 198 in 2018.
Played 10 matches in 9 days at 2021 Delray Beach to reach 1st ATP Tour singles SF as Q and 1st doubles final with older brother Ryan as WC.
Qualified at 2016 US Open, 2018 Wimbledon and 2022 Wimbledon (d. Clarke) in singles after reaching 2012 US Open QF in doubles w/R. Harrison as WC.
Debuted on ITF Junior Circuit at age 13 before injuries and illnesses sidelined him from May 2009-October 2010 and August 2013-July 2015, then kept him out of singles from April 2019-August 2020 with foot injury at 2022 Wimbledon making him focus on doubles since.
Underwent 8 surgeries: left femur (2009), right hip (2013), left hip (2014), right shoulder (2014), right wrist (2014), right adductor (2014), left adductor (2014) and left femur (2018).
In doubles, achieved career-high No. 15 in 2025 after teaming up with King to win ATP Tour titles in Dallas, Acapulco and Brussels, to advance to Roland Garros SF and qualify for Nitto ATP Finals.