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Gaël Monfils was born on 01 Sep 1986 (33) in Paris, France; currently residing in Switzerland. Monfils G. is a Right Handed player and is currently ranked 10th in the ATP rankings with 2530 points. Gaël Monfils has a total earnings of 2.4M€ this year, but he has earned only 14.9M€ in his career. Please note that total earnings are calculated from tournament prize money only, sponsors' earnings are not included in this amount.
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Gael Sebastian Monfils was born on September 1, 1986 in France. He grew up in sports family, from the early childhood was fond of basketball. This hobby helped him a lot in his tennis career: the athlete masterfully handles a tennis racket.
His father Rufin had once moved to France from the overseas department of the eastern Caribbean of Guadeloupe. In the past, he is a professional football player and has always instilled a love for the sport in his son. The boy had a choice between a football and tennis career. Monfils Gael chose tennis. Sylvete's mother is a native of Martinique. There are two children in the family, Gael has a younger brother Derip.
The tennis player's favorite hobby is walking between games and training. He prefers to go out listening to music, his favorite style is R&B. The love of basketball has not faded with age, and Gael Monfils plays with pleasure in his free time. Personal life it is usually left behind the scenes.
The tennis player played a small role in the Martin S. Gael video, of course, he played the role of a wonderful tennis player, that is, himself. The athlete coped with the role very well, because he didn’t have to invent anything. Gael Monfils did what he did best - play tennis.
The beginning of the way
The future French athlete began his career in 2002, and two years later he became the leader among juniors, winning three of the four tournaments. Next, Gael wins the ITF Futures. Then his procession is only gaining momentum, and he starts at the ATP tour competitions. Thanks to the victories, Gael Monfils reaches the quarterfinals, already there, unfortunately, he gives way to another French professional tennis player. In the same 2004, the organizers of the Masters tournament invite Gael to participate in the tournament, where the athlete is already defeated in the 2nd round by an Australian professional tennis player Lleyton Hewitt.
Victories and defeats
The real full season Monfils plays in 2005 on the ATP tour. In the Austrian championship he starts in Easy only reaches the 2nd round. In the winter of the same year, the athlete wins the ATP Calenger. Gael later wins the tournament in Tunisia. This merit significantly raises his line in the ranking. Now he is in the top 100 people!
In the French championship, the tennis player manages to win the title. This victory raises the player to forty-sixth place in the ranking. Later in the fall Gael manages to reach the final, where, unfortunately, he gives way with dignity to an American professional tennis player who is the third player in the world.
For the entire season, Gael Monfils achieves incredible results and rises in the rankings by more than two hundred steps, takes the thirtieth place in the Top 50. Earns almost half a million dollars.
Lost streak
The next year for a tennis player begins with the loss of the first world racket, the Swiss professional tennis player. Then the athlete moves in the same vein. Monfils cannot go beyond the first rounds, only at the French Championship he manages to reach fourth round. Then in the London competition, Gael reaches the quarterfinals, but he has to withdraw from the tournament due to health problems. The whole season becomes a failure for the tennis player, he managed to play in only a few tournaments. The result of the year was the loss of fifteen places in the ranking. By the end of 2006, the athlete is in forty-sixth place.
Not everything is so bad
In 2007, Gael Monfils reaches the third round of the Austrian Championship. In the last spring month, he reaches the final of one of the tournaments. On the way to the final, the tennis player managed to beat several more strong opponents. In the decisive game, Gael loses. At the French Championship, he advances to the third round. In the following months of the year, Monfils continues to play at Wimbledon and reaches the third round. Unfortunately, he has to miss the American Championship, also due to health reasons, he does not take part in tournaments until the end of the year.
At the beginning of 2008, Gael misses the Australian Open, as recent injuries still prevent the athlete from playing. His recovery was greatly delayed, only in the middle of spring Monfils will be able to win in two matches for the first time in the entire season and reach the third round. In May, he wins the Challenger tournament. In 2008, Gael Monfils reaches the most high results at tournaments Grand Slam. After a series of tournaments, the tennis player gets a shoulder injury, which is why he has to miss Wimbledon. He rehabilitates his place in the ranking well and by the end of the year he takes the fourteenth line.
The tennis player begins 2009 by reaching the semi-finals at the Doha tournament. At the championship in Australia, Gael enters the fourth round and this is where participation in the championship ends for him. In the middle of winter, Monfils reaches the semi-finals in Rotterdam and the final of the tournament in Acapulco. And again injured, he is forced to miss out. In the fall, for the first time in four years, he wins the title at the ATP tournament. As a result, the tennis player rises one step in the ranking and takes 13th place. Giving an interview in 2009, he often liked to mention his place in the ranking of Gael Monfils. The biography of the athlete includes many interesting details about tournaments in general and sports in particular.
And again Wimbledon
The next year starts for the tennis player from Brisbane. Finally, for a long time he manages to take part in Wimbledon, where Gael comes to the third round. Being in good shape, Monfils plays a great game in Paris, this year he managed to get to the final. In 2010, the athlete manages to rise one more step in the ranking, and now he is already in 12th place.
In the first half of 2011, the tennis player goes to the final in Melbourne and loses. In the summer he participates in the semi-finals at several tournaments in Hull, Hamburg, then in the final in Washington. After the tournament in Nice, in which Gael Monfils lost, the athlete no longer plays most of the games due to problems with his knee. In the first half of 2016, or rather, on January 27, in the quarterfinal Australian Open with a strong opponent meets Monfils Gael. Raonic Milos, Canadian tennis player, former world No. 4, beats the Frenchman and advances.
Gael Monfils is a French musketeer experiencing a second youth. An athlete from the small town of Bobigny, which is located in France, was born on Knowledge Day on September 1, 1986, but decided to connect his life not with science, but with professional sports, which is why he got into tennis. The player sacredly honors his place of birth, but now he is stationed in Switzerland in the town of Trelex, which is very pleasant for living and training.
Anthropometric data of an athlete distinguish him from his rivals, as this moment he came out with a height of one hundred and ninety-three centimeters, and the weight of the athlete is eighty-five kilograms, which generally determines the power nature of the game that he tries to impose on his opponents, practically not allowing him to breathe on each individual section of the court, actively going to the net. The right-handed grip also helps to win, and on the left side he prefers to hit with two hands, which gives his punches a special spin.
During his career, which started back in 2004, the tennis player managed to win more than fifteen million prize money and get to the maximum sixth place in, however, during all this time he never reached the final of the Grand Slam tournament. The best results are performances in the semi-finals in France in 2008 and in the United States of America in 2016.
Monfils won the Davis Cup twice, in 2010 and 2014, and also became the first racket of the junior ranking, which happened as a result of winning three Grand Slam tournaments among juniors. IN doubles Gael did not achieve much success, but in the individual he has already won ten different stages of the ATP:
- Sopot - 2005;
- - year 2009;
- – 2010;
- - 2011;
- Bordeaux - 2013;
- Montpellier - 2014;
- – 2016;
- – 2018;
- Kaohsiung - 2018;
- – 2019.
As you can see, recently the athlete's affairs have gone smoothly, which may indicate that very soon he will replenish his treasury of awards even more.
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French tennis player Gael Monfils reached the highest position in 2016. He climbed to sixth in the ATP world rankings. In addition, he reached two Grand Slam semi-finals and three ATP World Tour Masters 1000 finals in singles. As a junior, the athlete won 83 out of 105 games, becoming the first in the youth world rankings. However, things could have turned out differently. At school, Monfils was considered the best athlete. He won the French championships in the 100 meters.
Tennis choice
Gaël Sebastien Monfils was born in Paris in 1986. His father Rufin former football player, originally from the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe. Sylvette's mother is from Martinique. At school, Gael was considered an athlete prodigy. He won the French 100m championship in the under 13 and under 14 categories. Only his love of tennis prevented him from continuing to compete for more high level. His coach officially stated that Monfils could make it to the finals at the Olympics, such was his talent.
Gael began training on the court with his father. The change in sport is explained by the fact that the future champion was a big fan. The tennis player is one of the most experienced juniors of all time. In 2004, he won three of the four Grand Slams: the Australian Open, the French Open and Wimbledon. In October, he made his ATP debut at the Moselle Open and then made it to the Paris Masters. The fourth Grand Slam tournament was not given to him. On Open Championship USA Gael only reached the third round.
Gael Monfils statistics
Turning professional, the French tennis player has risen sharply in the rankings and hit the top 50. In 2005, he received his first ATP title. Gael Monfils won the Challenger titles in Besançon and Tunis and also reached the fourth round at the Miami Open. The next breakthrough was Wimbledon, where the athlete went to the third round. He was nicknamed "La Monf" because of the name Gael Monfils and "Sliderman" because of his unusual sliding technique, especially on clay surfaces.
In his first tournament in 2006 in Doha, Gael reached the final but lost in straight sets. After that, he decided to go to the paddle tennis tournament held in Las Vegas. Monfils was given a wildcard for the doubles event, but asked to be included in the singles. As a result, the tennis player surprised everyone by winning the tournament and beating Scott Friedman, the leader of this type of tennis.
In the same year, at a tournament in Rome, Gael beat Andy Roddick, but lost to Rafael Nadal. At the competition in Hamburg, he could not get around Andy Murray. However, he met with him again at a tournament in Roland Garros. After a hard battle, the French emerged victorious. He also defeated Belgian Dick Norman and American James Blake. The fourth round was the last for Monfils, as he lost. But this allowed the athlete to rise to 23rd place in the ranking.
The next important stage was the 2008 French Open. There, the tennis player reached the semi-finals for the first time. He became the first Frenchman who was able to do this in the last 7 years.
Second Grand Slam semi-final
Over the following years, Gael Monfils reached the fourth round at the Australian Open and the quarter-finals of Roland Garros. However, the athlete was greatly hampered by a knee injury. Because of this, he often lost or even withdrew from competitions, including from Wimbledon. Later, he still managed to get into the quarterfinals of the US Open. By 2013, the tennis player returned to the top 40. At the same time, he made a successful deal with the Asics brand. After signing the contract in an interview, Gael said:
“I spend a lot of time looking at sneakers. Since I am a basketball fan, I prefer high shoes, so I like the GEL-LYTE® MT model. I change colors depending on the season and my mood. Because the ASICS heritage is incorporated into the ASICS Tiger brand, I think the brand is of the highest quality.”
Monfils' next breakthrough came in 2016. The tennis player reached the quarterfinals of the Australian Open, but lost to Milos Raonic in four sets. tuned to top scores, Gael went to the Rotterdam Open where he reached his first final of the year. In March, he reached the quarterfinals of two ATP World Tour Masters 1000 tournaments - Indian Wells and Miami. However, in Madrid, the athlete contracted a viral infection. Health problems forced him to leave the French Open.
Having recovered, Gael went to the US Open and reached the semi-finals. He eventually lost the controversial match to Djokovic in four sets. The controversy stemmed from Monfils hitting balls softly, which made it look like he wasn't giving it his all. As a result, the Frenchman was ridiculed by the crowd and criticized by John McEnroe. Despite all these problems, the tennis player became number 6 in the world rankings.
In 2018, Gael won his seventh singles title ATP Tournament World Tour at the Qatar Open. Most recently, he took his eighth title at the 2019 Rotterdam Open by defeating Stan Wawrinka in a three-set final.
