Sebastian Korda

Name: Sebastian Korda
Nationality: American
Place of Birth: Bradenton, Florida, United States of America
Date of Birth: 5th July 2000
Turned Pro: 2018
Plays: Right-handed
Live Streaming Availability: All Matches
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Throughout his big breakthrough year, the quality of the young Floridian was highlighted by the fact he excelled on a number of surfaces, including grass, hard and clay but perhaps most impressively, he shoed that he could play his own game no matter what the level of tournament he was participating in or against what level of competition he was up against.

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When it comes to tennis players, there are always some good indicators of whether a player will become a star or not including having success at junior levels and the pedigree of the player and then there are some youngster who come onto the tour who have both of those attributes and more.

Korda is the son of former Czech star Petr Korda, who was a former Australian Open Grand Slam winning and a former world number 2 and it was whilst his father was based in Florida that the younger Korda was born and so he represents the USA in the sport.

Junior Career

Right from a very young age, he enjoyed success in Golf as he won a tournament back ‘home’ in Prague at just the age of 11 and it was no surprise to see him join the Futures Tour at a young age.

Starting in 2017, at the Houston event, he would go onto play at 8 Futures/World Tennis Tour level events over the next couple of years where he would go onto lose every match.

During that period he would also go onto make his ATP Tour level debut after a receiving a wildcard into the ATP New York Open but he would go onto to lose against Frances Tiafoe in straight sets.

Main ATP Tour

His first match win at the pro level would come at the Challenger level in the November 2020 Eckental tournament from Germany where he defeated Evgeny Donskoy of Russia.

In the same year he would go onto make his Masters 1000 level debut as a qualifier at the Western and Southern Open which proved to be a good warm up for the US Open as the youngster received a wildcard into his first ever Grand Slam, although he lost to Denis Shapovalov in his first outing.

He showed much more promise at the French Open later that summer when he would go onto reach the 4th round with wins over Andreas Seppi, John Isner and Pedro Martinez before he would go onto lose against Rafa Nadal.

Breakthrough Season

For many young stars, the season following their breakthrough camepaign can be the toughest of all and it can be a real test of if a players will be a big success or not and thankfully for the young American, he would continue to improve and impress, including picking up his first ATP Tour level title in 2021.

First ATP Tour Win

After reaching the final of the Delray Beach Open, where he lost to Hubert Hurkacz but he would go one further at the Emilia-Romagna Open where he would go onto beat Marco Cecchinato in the final.

He also enjoyed a good run at the Miami Masters 1000 where he reached the quarter-finals and he showed his quality on grass by enjoying a good run at the 2021 Wimbledon Championships, where he knocked out Dan Evans.

He finished the 2021 season with a good showing at the Paris Masters 1000 event where he picked up big wins against Aslan Karatsev and Marin Cilic.

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