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Noah Rubin
Noah Rubin
Noah Rubin
Noah Rubin
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  • Career
    • Nickname is "Noah's Ark".
    • Started playing tennis at age 1with his father.
    • Father, Eric, is an investment banker; mother, Melanie, is a special education teacher; sister, Jessie, works in social media for NBC.
    • Favourite surface is hard and shot is down-the-line backhand.
    • Favouritetournaments are Australian Open and Indian Wells.
    • Idols growing up were James Blake, Lleyton Hewitt and Roger Federer.
    • Played at Wake Forest University in 2015, reaching NCAA singles final and earning ACC Player and Freshman of the Year honours.
    • Splits time training at John McEnroe Tennis Academy and USTA National Campus.
    • Hobbies include football and photography.
    • If he wasn't a tennis player, he would have been a photojournalist because he loves travel, writing and photography.
    • Supports New York Islanders (NHL), NYC FC (MLS) and Wake Forest (NCAA).
    • Started @behindtheracquet Instagram page in which men's and women's tennis players share personal stories beyond the court.
    • Twisted ankle while running and missed 2 months in 2016. Also missed 4 months after suffering wrist injury at 2017 Houston.

    (UPDATED 7 JANUARY 2021)

    • In 2018, achieved career-high No. 125 and defeated No. 1 American and World No. 9 Isner at Washington for biggest win of career.
    • Qualified at 2017 Australian Open (l. to eventual champion Federer in 2R) and 2019 Wimbledon (l. to Clarke in 1R).
    • Also qualified and captured 1st of his 4 Challenger titles at 2015 Charlottesville, earning 8 wins in 9 days and saving 2 championship points to defeat countryman Paul from 6-3 5-1 down.
    • Played 1 season of college tennis at Wake Forest, ending 2015 as No. 5 player in nation and NCAA singles runner-up (l. to R. Shane of Virginia).
    • Former World No. 6 junior qualified and defeated countrymen Tiafoe, Fritz and Kozlov en route to 2014 Wimbledon boys’ singles title.

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