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FélixAuger-Aliassime
Félix Auger-Aliassime, world No. 4, wins with first-strike serving and a two-handed backhand. Nine tour titles, no majors yet.
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Félix Auger-Aliassime's game starts with the serve and the forehand that follows it. The ball leaves his racket early, and he looks to end points inside the first three shots rather than trade from the baseline. His two-handed backhand holds up under pace, but it is the first strike that shapes his matches. Movement to his right is a strength; the forehand inside-out is the shot opponents see most when he is in control.
On the ATP Tour he sits at No. 4, a career-high position and a mark he holds in the current standings. The Canadian has won nine tour-level singles titles without claiming a major, a gap that frames his season. In 2026 he remains among the leading players on the men's side.
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He was born on 8 August 2000 in Montreal, Canada, which makes him 26 years old.
His career high is No. 4, and in July 2026 he was placed at that same spot.
Yes, the Canadian competes on the ATP Tour and turned professional in 2017.
He has won 0 Grand Slam singles titles so far, though he has collected 9 tour-level singles titles.
Standing 1.93 m tall, the right-hander uses a two-handed backhand.