Taylor Fritz | Bio | ATP Tour

Began playing tennis at age 2 because both parents played.
Son, Jordan; father, Guy, is a tennis coach; mother, Kathy May, was a Top-10 player on women's tour; brothers, Chris and Kyle.
Likes all surfaces. Favourite shots are serve and forehand.
Favourite tournament is US Open.
Idols growing up were Juan Martin del Potro and Pete Sampras, who presented him with a cake on 18th birthday at 2015 Monterrey, MEX Challenger.
Dream opponents are Sampras and Andre Agassi.
Named 2016 ATP Newcomer of the Year.
Enjoys playing golfand FIFA.
Fan of Manchester United and Los Angeles Chargers (NFL).
During COVID-19 pandemic, teamed with social media influencer Addison Rae to win a Nintendo Mario Tennis tournament and donate $1 million toNo Kid Hungry, which works to end child hunger in USA.
Underwent right knee surgery on 8 June 2021 and won his Wimbledon 1R match 3 weeks later (d. Nakashima).
Captured 2022 Indian Wells title after injuring ankle in SF and 2022 Tokyo title following quarantine in Seoul due to COVID-19.

(UPDATED 15 JANUARY 2025)

Former World No. 1 junior achieved career-high No. 4 in November 2024 after becoming 1st American since Blake in 2006 to play in Nitto ATP Finals championship match and finish inside Top 5 in Year-End PIF ATP Rankings.
At 2024 US Open, earned wins over No. 8 Ruud, No. 4 Zverev and No. 20 Tiafoe in an all-American SF to be 1st American Grand Slam men's finalist since Roddick in 2009.
Defeated No. 2 Nadal en route 2022 Nitto ATP Finals SF after beating him in 2022 ATP Masters 1000 Indian Wells final to become that event’s 1st American men’s champion since Agassi in 2001.
Advanced to 1st Grand Slam 4R at 2022 Australian Open and 1st Grand Slam QF at 2022 Wimbledon after entering season with 0-7 record in Grand Slam 3R matches.
Reached 1st ATP Tour final at 2016 Memphis as 18-year-old WC, becoming youngest American finalist since start of ATP Tour in 1990.
Clinched United Cup for Team USA in 2023 and 2025, helped Team World capture Laver Cup in 2022 and 2023 and earned bronze medal at 2024 Paris Olympics in men’s doubles w/Paul.

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