Name Michael Mmoh Prize money $22,714 Role Tennis Player | Career record 0–0 Height 1.85 m Career titles 0 Weight 86 kg | |
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Residence Bradenton, United States Plays Right Handed (Double Handed Backhand) Similar People Frances Tiafoe, Stefan Kozlov, Taylor Harry Fritz, Hubert Hurkacz, Noah Rubin Profiles | ||
Michael mmoh on trans world sport
Michael Mmoh (born January 10, 1998) is a Saudi Arabian-born American tennis player of Irish and Nigerian ancestry. Mmoh is the reigning USTA junior national champion. He has won 1 ATP Challenger title and 4 ITF Futures tournaments, including his first at the age of 16.
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- Michael mmoh on trans world sport
- Full interview francis tiafoe and michael mmoh
- Personal life
- Junior career
- Professional career
- 2016
- References
Full interview francis tiafoe and michael mmoh
Personal life
Michael's father Tony Mmoh was also a professional tennis player who represented Nigeria and reached a career-high ranking of 105. His mother was born in Ireland and is also an Australian citizen. Mmoh's parents named him after basketball superstar Michael Jordan.
Mmoh began playing tennis at age 3. He trains at the IMG Academy in Florida.
Junior career
Mmoh peaked in the Boy's Junior rankings at No. 2 after reaching the semifinals at the 2015 Junior French Open. He won the 2016 USTA 18s Boys' National Championship to earn a wild card into the main draw of the US Open.
Professional career
Mmoh has enjoyed some early success on the ITF Futures tour, winning 3 titles before turning 18.
2016
In February, Mmoh qualified for his first ATP-level tournament at Memphis by defeating fellow Americans Dennis Novikov and Bjorn Fratangelo. He then lost in the first round to eventual finalist Taylor Fritz, the highest ranked American teenager at the time. Following his 4th Futures title, Mmoh was awarded a wild card into the Miami Masters, where he lost to Sascha Zverev, the top-ranked 18 year-old in the world, after dropping two tiebreaks.
In September, Mmoh broke into the Top 300 for the first time by reaching the final of the ATP Challenger event at Tiburon as a qualifier. In November, he reached the Top 200 and also won the 2017 Australian Open Wild Card Challenge largely by claiming his first career Challenger title at Knoxville.