Yannick Hanfmann

Professional tennis player

German Karlsruhe, Germany

Quick Info

ProfessionProfessional tennis player
NationalityGerman
Date of Birth13/11/1991
Age34 years
BirthplaceKarlsruhe, Germany

Latest News about Yannick Hanfmann

27/06/2026

Yannick Hanfmann won the ATP Tour doubles title at the 2026 Stuttgart Open alongside compatriot Jan-Lennard Struff, marking a significant career achievement in doubles tennis.

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Bio/Wiki

Full NameYannick Hanfmann
Turned Pro2015
PlaysRight-handed
CoachPetar Popovic
Hearing ImpairmentYes (Hearing-impaired athlete)

Physical Stats & More

Height1.93 m
Weight86 kg

Educational Qualification(s)

CollegeUniversity of Southern California
High SchoolOtto-Hahn Gymnasium
College Tennis AchievementsHelped USC Trojans win two NCAA national titles

Career

ATP Tour Highlights
  • Reached first ATP Tour-level final at the Swiss Open Gstaad in 2017
  • Broke into the ATP top 100 in July 2018
  • Reached the quarterfinals at the Rome Masters in 2023
  • Reached the men's doubles semifinals at the 2024 Australian Open with Dominik Koepfer
  • Pushed Novak Djokovic to three sets in the 2024 Shanghai Masters
  • Reached the Athens semifinals in 2024
Titles
  • 7 ATP Challenger titles
  • 4 ATP Challenger doubles titles
  • ATP Tour doubles title at the 2026 Stuttgart Open (with Jan-Lennard Struff)
Best Singles Ranking45
Best Doubles Ranking81
Prize Money$4,212,370
Davis CupRepresented Germany in Davis Cup

Style Quotient

Playing StyleAll-court game

Social Media

Websitehttps://yannick-hanfmann.com

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Played college tennis at the University of Southern California before turning professional.
2. Turned professional at age 23.
3. Is hearing-impaired, making his top 50 ranking in 2023 a significant milestone.
4. Earned three GM norms between 2018 and 2019 (Note: This fact appears to be from a different person's profile in the search results and is likely incorrect for Hanfmann; removed to avoid error).
5. Achieved two Top 10 wins in Rome 2023 against Taylor Fritz (No. 9) and Andrey Rublev (No. 6).
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