Philipp Kohlschreiber is a retired professional tennis player, who was notably known for winning 8 singles career titles. Throughout his career, he had made 8 titles in singles events and 7 in doubles events. Kohlschreiber is currently settled privately with Lena Alberti last Augut 2018 in Austria.
ATP and Grand Slam Victories
Philipp Eberhard Hermann Kohlschreiber was considered a very competitive tennis player, as he had performed greatly even in his early years in tennis. In 2007, he debuted as a professional tennis player and joined the ATP Masters Series in Monte Carlo. He managed to defeat David Nalbandian, who was a former World Number 12. He eventually participated in the Munich Open and won his first career title. This is also his memorable performance as he became the first German player to win the Munich Open since 1994.
In 2008, he advanced to the quarterfinals in a tournament in Doha. He was also qualified to compete in a tournament in Auckland and successfully took home the bacon.
Because of his victories during the ATP Masters Series, he got qualified for the Australian Open and defeated Andy Roddick during the third round. He also joined the final round of the Gerry Weber Open and fell short to Roger Federer.
National Representation
Kohlschreiber is one of the most anticipated and exciting players, so it’s no wonder that he was tapped to represent his country for the 2014 Davis World Cup. He also successfully moved forward to the quarterfinals.
After the Davis World Cup, he went to compete in the Rotterdam Open and defeated Richard Gasquet in the fourth round. During the quarterfinals, he was beaten by Igor Sijsling. He also successfully went home the victory during the Dusseldorf Open, competed for the French Open by the following week, and reached the third round.
Retirement Announcement
His last competition was last June 27, 2022, where he tied with World Number 1, Novak Djokovic in the Grand Slam most appearances.
- Grand Slam Results:
- 4R at 2005, 2008, and 2012Australian Open
- 4R at 2009, 2013 French OPen
- QF at the 2012 Wimbledon Open
- 4R at the 2012-14, 2017-18 US Open
