Chun-Hsin Tseng | Bio | ATP Tour

Goes by English name Jason. Nickname is Machine.
Father, Yu Te; mother, Chung Han Tsai; brother, Yun Di.
Began playing tennis atage 6with his father, who goes by English name Ed.
Credits his family for support of his tennis.
Family owned and operated a small food stand at Lehua night market in Taipei for 20 years.
Says that he enjoys playing tennis because every ball and every playing style is different. Likes the challenge.
Trains in Germany with coach Benjamin Ebrahimzadeh. Was previouslyatMouratoglou Tennis Academy in France fromage13 to 17.
Celebrated 2018 Roland Garros and Wimbledon junior titles by eating ice cream.
Finished 2018 as World No. 1 junior, but attended high school graduation instead ofITFWorld Champions Dinner.
Favourite shot is forehand, surface is grass, tournament is Wimbledonand city on tour is Taipei.
Idol growing up was Kei Nishikori.
Enjoys all other sports, including basketball, baseball, table tennis, badminton and snooker. Supports the Rakutenbaseball team at home. Fan of MLB star Shohei Ohtani of the Los Angeles Angels.
Favourite superhero is Marvel character Venom.
Enjoys listening to Chinese pop music.
Lists actor as his dream job. Favourite school subject was music.
Favourite foods are chicken curry andhot pot (soup with meat) and guilty pleasure is tiramisu.
Says that his best quality is that he's kind and his worst quality is that he's forgetful.

(UPDATED 1 FEBRUARY 2023)

Earned 1st ranking point at age 15 in November 2016, broke into Top 100 in June 2022, achieved career-high No. 83 in August 2022 and qualified for 2022 Next Gen ATP Finals.
Made Grand Slam debut at 2022 Australian Open as WC, then qualified at 2022 Roland Garros.
Posted 1st ATP Tour win at 2022 Los Cabos (d. Chappell) after earning 5 tour-level wins in Davis Cup play for Chinese Taipei.
Dropped 1 set en route to 1st Challenger title at 2021 Maia-2, then did not drop a set en route to Bengaluru and Murcia Challenger titles in 2022.
Ended 2018 season as World No. 1 junior after posting 21-2 record in Grand Slam boys’ singles matches (Australian Open final, Roland Garros title, Wimbledon title, US Open SF).

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