Idols growing up were Marat Safin and Roger Federer.
Enjoys travelling, playing with his dog, going to the cinema and hanging out with friends.
Supports FC Barcelona.
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Achieved career-high No. 31 in 2019 and became highest-ranked Hungarian since No. 29 Taroczy in 1983.
Defeated 2-time defending champion Wawrinka en route to 1st ATP Tour title at 2018 Geneva, becoming 1st Hungarian champion since Taroczy at 1982 Hilversum.
Also captured ATP Tour titles at 2024 Bucharest and 2025 Winston-Salem, becoming the first Hungarian man in Open Era to win a tour-level title on hard courts.
Rallied for 5-set win over No. 7 Rublev at 2021 Wimbledon to become 1st men’s quarter-finalist from Hungary at that event since Asboth in 1948.
Advanced to Grand Slam 4R on 3 other occasions, beating No. 5 Medvedev en route to 2020 Roland Garros 4R and to end 0-14 start to career vs. Top 10.
Became World No. 1 junior after capturing 2010 Wimbledon boys’ singles title without dropping a set.
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