French men s tennis player Memphis profile

Monfils. Gender: Male.

Permanent residence: Paris (France).

Sponsor: K-Swiss

Sneakers: K-Swiss Bigshot

Racket: Prince EXO3 Rebel 95 Grip: Right hand.

Current world ranking: 23 (2014-02-10).

In 2009, Monfils defeated Kubeck.

Highest singles ranking: 7 (4 July 2011).

Highest doubles ranking: 155

Number of singles titles: 3

Number of doubles titles: 0

2011 record so far: 29-12.

Career record: 216-132.

Total career prize amount: $5,667,412.

Personal honors. Monfils has been outstanding in the junior category, winning several junior Grand Slams, and is called "the next Noah" by France, which means that he hopes that the black teenager can help the French men's singles win another Grand Slam championship. When Monfils turned professional in 2004, American superstar McEnroe called him the "Four Little Kings" along with Serbian teenager Novak Djokovic, British teenager Murray and Czech teenager Berdych

The latest ATP Men's Singles World Rankings: No. 23 (as of 10 February 2014).

It's better to hurry up by yourself

Gael Monfils, a French professional tennis player who turned professional in 2004, is known for his well-rounded and stable technique, gorgeous and tenacious style of play, and highly flexible body.

In 2004, Monfils won three of the four Grand Slam tournaments in the junior category (Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon) and was runner-up in one junior tournament (US Open), and still holds the record for the best result in a junior Grand Slam tournament.

Chinese name: Gail Monfils.

Foreign name: Gael Monfils

Aliases: Black Little Cool, Little Black, Lamonf

Nationality: French.

Place of birth: Paris, France.

Date of birth: 1 September 1986.

Height: m (6 ft 4 in)

Weight: 80 kg (177 lbs).

Sport: tennis.

Professional features: Right-hand hand-held, two-handed backhanded.

Major awards: 2005 ATP Rising Star Player, 2008 French Open Men's Singles Semifinals Highlights: Former junior world No. 1 and winner of multiple junior Grand Slam titles.

Coaching Team: Jan DeWitt (also coaching Simon).

Name: Gael Monfils Gender: Male Nationality: French.

Place of birth: Paris (France).

Permanent residence: Paris (France).

Date of birth: Height: 6 feet 4 inches (m).

Weight: 177 lbs (80 kg).

Brilliant Achievements Sponsor: Nike

Sneakers: Nike Shox Ace

Racket: Head Liquidmetal Prestige Grip: Right Hand.

Current world ranking: 50

Highest singles ranking: 23

Highest doubles ranking: 297

Number of singles titles: 1.

Number of doubles titles: 0.

2006 record: 17-14.

Career record: 51-48.

Total career prize money: 1,069,621

He is 21 years old. When he was in the junior group, he had outstanding results and won several grand slams in the junior group. Known as "the next French Noah". The personality is very active.

The latest: The ATP Indian Wells Masters ended the men's singles first round on Saturday afternoon, and despite the former 32nd seed having a first-round bye, there are still a number of high-profile matchups today, with wildcard Croatian handsome Anciic winning a comfortable 6-3, 6-2 encounter with French teenager Monfils to join Germany's Haas in the round of 64, who will face Roddick in the second round. Japan's hopeful Kei Nishikori lost 2-6, 4-6 to Croatian Hiric in the first Masters match of his career to reach the first round.

Ancic's battle with Monfils was undoubtedly the focus of the day, with the two injury-battered geniuses smacking to each other. Ancic, who emerged from the shadow of mononucleosis completely, came out on top, and with his strong serve and solid baseline performance, he made four victories against Monfils' city and finally settled the battle 6-3, 6-2. The post-match technical statistics showed that the black French talent, who had been out for two months due to injury at the beginning of the year, only scored 32% of the second serve in his second game of the season, and Monfils, who has slipped to 53rd in the world rankings, still has a long way to go before returning to the top ranks.