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john isner

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ATP RANKING: 660

Age
36
Birthplace
Greensboro, USA
Turned Pro
2007
Career Titles
16
Height
208 cm (6'10")
Weight
108 kg (238 lbs)
Plays
Right-handed
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Laver Cup Record

Appearances

Prague 2017, Chicago 2018, Geneva 2019, Boston 2021

4
15 Points Won
12 Matches Played
6-6 W-L Record

Singles matches

2-5 W-L Record
5 Points Won

Doubles Matches

4-1 W-L Record
10 Points Won

Laver Cup Record

Appearances

Prague 2017, Chicago 2018, Geneva 2019, Boston 2021

4
15 Points Won
12 Matches Played
6-6 W-L Record

Singles matches

2-5 W-L Record
5 Points Won

Doubles Matches

4-1 W-L Record
10 Points Won

Biography

Overview

The tallest top 10 player in history, Isner set a career-high singles ranking of No.8 in 2018 following a run to a first Grand Slam semifinal at Wimbledon and has competed in every edition of the Laver Cup for Team World since 2017, the only player to have done so across both teams.

Off Court

The son of a builder and real estate agent, Isner started playing tennis when he was nine. A talented basketballer too, he opted to focus on tennis when he was 16 and played college tennis for the University of Georgia before turning pro. He and his wife Madison, who he married in December 2017, have a daughter Hunter born in September 2018 and a son, John Hobbs born in October 2019.

Career

Isner won his 16th ATP Tour singles title at Atlanta in 2021 and advanced to his first ATP 1000 semifinals in more than two years in Toronto. He won his first ATP Masters 1000 title in Miami in 2018, becoming the oldest first-time winner at that level aged 32. The American has won 14 of his 16 ATP singles titles on home soil and has finished 12 straight seasons since 2010 in the Top 25. A specialist in singles and doubles, Isner won the 2022 ATP Masters 1000 at Indian Wells with Jack Sock and Miami, partnering Hubert Hurkacz. Shortly after on clay, he was a finalist at the Rome Masters with Team World teammate, Diego Schwartzman.

2022 Season Highlights:

Winner: Indian Wells (doubles/Sock), Miami (doubles/Hurkacz)
Runner-up: Houston
Semifinals: Dallas, Newport
Quarterfinals: Cincinnati

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