Stefanos Tsitsipas broke through on the ATP Tour back in 2019, quickly establishing himself as one of the tour’s best players.
The Greek star is one of tennis’ biggest names having won several trophies on the ATP Tour over the past seven years.
Tsitsipas won his first title at the Stockholm Open in 2018 and has since gone on to win a further ten titles, including the 2019 ATP Finals.
His most recent success came in Monaco, as Tsitsipas won his third Monte-Carlo Masters title earlier this year, taking down Casper Ruud in the final.
He did experience a drop in form this year, however, as he fell out of the world’s top ten, but Tsitsipas is determined to rise back up the rankings in the new year.
Tsitsipas won the Next Gen ATP Finals in 2018, and the ATP Finals in 2019, before reaching a career-high of third in the world and reaching a Grand Slam final in 2021.
A sensational breakthrough into the world’s elite, and one that he thinks could be replicated by one ATP youngster in the near future.
