Dominic Thiem

Dominic Tim is now considered a tennis player capable of winning Grand Slam tournaments thanks to his aggressive fighting and powerful one-handed strikes. He took off the famous Roger Federer at the 1000 Indian Wells ATP Masters and enjoyed the fast-paced action according to the experts.

Dominik Thiem was born in Wiener Neustadt on September 3, 1993, but grew up in Lichtenwerth in a sports-related family. The boy's biography was determined long before he gained independence, since his ancestors played tennis with professionals on an equal footing.

After kindergarten, where special attention was paid to physical fitness, the young Austrian, at the suggestion of his mother, first went to the clay court. He learned to hold a heavy racket, took a shuttle run and, looking at the stopwatch, tried to set a personal best.

In 1999, Dominic had a younger brother, Moritz, and his parents turned their attention to the tiny baby. Tim Sr. began to spend more time training in the halls of the sports school, which occupied 2 floors.

At this time, my father found a job as a mentor at the academy of Gunther Bresnik, whose students were Boris Becker and Patrick McEnroe. The former captain of the Austrian national team at the international Davis Cup tournament intuitively felt which tennis player would make a national hero.

The man closely watched the Tim family, who moved to the vicinity of Vienna, and thought that 9-year-old Dominik might eventually get a good deal. He took up the upbringing of a boy with basic knowledge, and soon became convinced that a future professional player fell into his hands.

At the initial stage, meetings with the mentor took place 3 times a week, but then Bresnik forced the ward to train every day. From morning till night, the teenager ran through the forest, climbing the hills and using a felled tree or stump as a weight.

According to the founder of the tennis academy, this gave a psychological impulse and inspired the guy with the common truth that "a healthy mind is in a healthy body." Dominic felt tremendous benefit from the slightly unusual activities, although his parents wanted to give up Gunther and his services.

By the early 2010s, Tim, thanks to systematic exertion, had reached a height of 185 cm and a weight of about 75 kg. At the debut youth competition, he showed a high level and was able to come close to the titled masters.

As a child, Dominic did not think that he would get into the junior rankings so early and become the second racket of the world at the age of 18. Having won Kyle Edmund and Philip Horansky at the French Open tournament, he realized that he had made the right decision with the coach and pulled out a lucky ticket.

In 2017, a girl named Christina Mladenovic, a native of Saint-Paul-sur-Mer, appeared in Dominic's personal life. As a Serbian, she played tennis professionally, and many coaches and colleagues used her as an example.

The relationship with the winner of the Grand Slam tournaments in doubles developed harmoniously, since the lovers equally loved sports. The couple went to competitions together, and this helped develop their careers, because the support of a loved one instilled confidence when entering the court.

The Austrian's father rightly believed that a common occupation simplifies the relationship, because a guy and a girl have many common topics to discuss. But Christina and Dominic, due to the difference of characters, were not destined to become a wife and husband, and they broke up in 2019 for unknown reasons.

The tennis player did not tell the press about the break that occurred before the Fed Cup, deciding that the star of the competition was worthy of respect on his part. But when Mladenovic did not appear at the ATP Championships in London, journalists and photographers immediately realized that romantic encounters were over.

Early in his professional career, Tim played in ITF Futures tournaments, combining them with Senior Challengers and ATP stages. In 2011, he reached the final of the competition in Turkey, and 12 months later won the title in the Czech Republic, demonstrating his mature game skills.

At the age of 20, the gifted Austrian defeated famous athletes, among whom was Jurgen Melzer, who led the top 100. After a successful match in Casablanca, Dominic got into the second hundred, which almost no one expected from a young tennis player.

In 2014, Tim participated in the qualifiers for status competitions and joined the Austrian national team in the Davis Cup, but did not show the result. In the Masters series in Barcelona and Madrid, the tennis player made it to the main draw, but this required colossal physical and mental costs.

In the second part of the season at the American Open, the Austrian won 3 matches in a row for the first time in a short career. Reaching the 1/8 finals and the status of the 39th racket of the world at that time became the highest possible award for Dominik.

Alexander Zverev and Dominic Thiem

In early 2015, there were several quarterfinals in tournaments in Marseille, Miami and Munich, preceding the status competitions for men. However, Tim failed the fight in France and won only once at Wimbledon, explaining the failure by lack of experience and a number of other objective reasons.

In the summer, Dominic recovered and made it to the top 20 of the world rankings, winning three prestigious titles in the ATP 250 series. And the next season on the clay of Buenos Aires, he successfully faced Rafael Nadal and, having played the matchball in the decisive set, was very happy.

At the Masters in the United States, the promising tennis player did not perform well, losing to Novak Djokovic and Jo-Wilfield Tsonga in Miami and Indian Wells. But then he "finished" with Alexander Zverev on hard in the Italian capital and aroused reasonable interest before the French Open.

At a tennis center on the outskirts of Paris, the Austrian played in the semifinals for the first time in a top-level competition and became the world's number seventh. Unfortunately, after such a success in a number of principled matches, Dominik did not reach the opponents, and the result was zero.

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Despite this, Tim managed to get into the final tournament of the tennis association and beat the Frenchman Gael Monfils, contrary to the newspaper's forecast. The end of the season in the top 10 with a solid difference in wins and losses raised the Austrian in the eyes of professionals and raised his authority.

At the beginning of 2017, Dominic was in combat form and at the Australian Open in Melbourne confidently entered the 4th round. In the spring, he cracked down on Andy Murray at the ATP 500 in Spain and became one of the most promising figures in the world of professional tennis.

At the start of the next season, the Austrian showed great promise and, for the first time in his career, reached the final at the French Roland Garros. There, Rafael Nadal, the idol of millions, became his formidable rival, and the Austrian, unable to cope with his nerves, lost to the eminent Spaniard.

In 2019, Dominik defeated Lorenzo Sonego and Albert Ramos at the Austrian Championship and burst into the new season like a whirlwind. Then he lost to Daniil Medvedev at the Rogers Cup in Montreal, but got ready for the final of the world tour and beat the big names.

In early 2020, Tim suffered a series of defeats, losing to Borna Coric and Hubert Hurkach in the ATP Cup team tournament. It turned out that the Austrian did not get in shape after the Christmas break, which worried the fans and the professional coaching staff.

The athlete transitioned to the Australian Open and defeated notable opponents such as Adrian Mannarino, Taylor Fritz and Alex Bolt. Then the representatives of France and Germany, Gael Monfils and Alexander Zverev, fell, and the victorious final with Rafael Nadal was regarded as an unconditional record.

2015, 2016 - Winner of the Nice Open 2015 - Winner of the Croatian Open 2015 - Winner of the Suisse Open Gstaad 2016, 2018 - Winner of the Buenos Aires Open 2016 - Winner of the Mexican Open 2016 - Winner of the ITF Tournament Stuttgart-Stammheim 2017 - Winner of the Open Rio de Janeiro 2018 - Winner of the Lyon Open 2018 - Winner of the ATP St. Petersburg 2019 - Winner of the Indian Wells Masters 2019 - Winner of the Count Godot tournament 2019 - Winner of the 2019 Chinese Open - Winner of the Erste Bank Open 2020 - Winner Australian Open

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