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Nuno Borges
Nuno Borges
Nuno Borges
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    • Speaks both Portuguese and English.
    • Only child to mother, Virginia, and father, Paolo, who is a former Portuguese national champion in volleyball.
    • Began playing tennis at age 6 with his family at a club in their hometown of Maia. Also liked to swim, but dedicated more time to tennis.
    • Played college tennis at Mississippi State University for 4 years (2016-19), earning a degree in kinesiology and reaching 2019 NCAA singles final.
    • Favourite tournament is Estoril.
    • Idol growing up was Roger Federer: "Roger has been my one and only since the early days. Just learning how to be a professional, competing and playing matches, you really value what he does on court. How you stay calm and positive during crazy points."
    • Best advice received: "My coach Rui Machado told me that you don't win when you want to, you win when you're able to do it. It sounds better in Portuguese: Não é quando queres, é quando consegues. Sometimes you can feel great in a match, the conditions are great and everything is aligned for you to win, but somehow you don't. And when you least expect it, you're able to do it."
    • Favourite sports team is Portuguese football club FC Porto.
    • Enjoys listening to Coldplay.
    • Biggest passion outside tennis is sightseeing and travel.
    • Perfect day without tennis is relaxing at home and going to the nearby zoo in Maia.
    • Diagnosed as partially deaf in left ear.
    • Underwent left wrist surgery in 2019.

    (UPDATED 21 AUGUST2023)

    • Achieved new career-high ranking 18 times in 2022 before peaking at No. 63 on 10 April 2023.
    • Qualified at 2022 Roland Garros and 2022 US Open, defeating Shelton in 5 sets at US Open for 1st Grand Slam or ATP Tour win of career.
    • Posted 4 of his 9 tour-level wins in Portugal, including Davis Cup singles debut in hometown of Maia (d. Majchrzak in March 2022).
    • Advanced to 7Challenger finals, winning titles at 2021 Antalya-3, 2022 Barletta, 2023 Monterrey and 2023 Phoenix.
    • Five-time All-American during 4-year college career at Mississippi State University, posting 31-match win streak that ended in his last match (l. to Jubb in 2019 NCAA singles final).

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