Players
Men Alex Dolgopolov (UKR)Troicki, Victor (SRB)Chiudinelli, Marco (SUI)Potito Starace (ITA)Marcel Grannollers (ESP)Oscar Hernandez (ESP)Igor Kunitsyn (RUS)Santiago Ventura (ESP)Ivan Dodig (CRO)Lamine Ouahab (ALG)Albert Ramos (ESP)Antonio Veic (CRO)Pablo Sant. Gonzalez (ESP)Marcos Daniel (BRA)Dominik Meffert (GER)Ingo Cervantes (ESP)Alessio di Mauro (ITA)Stefano Galvani (ITA) Young Guns
Men Alex Dolgopolov (UKR)Troicki, Victor (SRB)Chiudinelli, Marco (SUI)Potito Starace (ITA)Marcel Grannollers (ESP)Oscar Hernandez (ESP)Igor Kunitsyn (RUS)Santiago Ventura (ESP)Ivan Dodig (CRO)Lamine Ouahab (ALG)Albert Ramos (ESP)Antonio Veic (CRO)Pablo Sant. Gonzalez (ESP)Marcos Daniel (BRA)Dominik Meffert (GER)Ingo Cervantes (ESP)Alessio di Mauro (ITA)Stefano Galvani (ITA) Young Guns
Troicki, Victor (SRB)
Career Highlights
- in 2010 Viktor was semi finalist of the ATP Tour event of Doha, Australia,where he lost to Rafael Nadal
- he reached the fourth round of the Master Series of Indian Wells
- Viktor was quarter finalist in the ATP Tour events of Zagreb and
Belgrade, where he lost to Stanislas Wawrinka in a very close match
- Viktor reached in doubles a career-high ranking of 58
- with Marcel Granollers he reached the semi final of the Master Series of Madrid
- in 2009 Viktor reached a career-high ranking in singles of 24
- with the Serbian team he won a historic World Team Cup title in Duesseldorf, where he
defeated Rainer Schuettler
- he was finalist in the ATP Tour event of Bangkok, where he lost to Simon Gilles: 7-5, 6-3
- Viktor reached the semi final of the ATP Tour event of Zagreb, Croatia
- he was quarter finalist in the ATP Tour events of Hamburg and Auckland, New Zealand
- in doubles Viktor reached the third round in Wimbledon with Christopher Kas, they
lost to Kubot/ Marach in four sets
- also with Kas he reached the semi final of the ATP Tour event of Basel
- with Novak Djokovic he reached the semi final of the Master series of Monte Carlo
- in 2008 Viktor was finalist of the ATP Tour event of Washington, where he lost to Juan Martin
Del Potro
- Viktor reached the final of the Bermuda Challenger and the semi finals of the Challengers of
San Marino, Rijeka, Monza and Belgrade
- in doubles he reached the quarter final of Roland Garros with fellow countryman
Janko Tipsarevic
- in 2007 Viktor reached the semi final of the ATP Tour event of Umag, Croatia, as a qualifier;
in the second round Viktor defeated fellow countryman Novak Djokovic
- he was finalist in the Challenger of Busan, Korea and semi finalist of the Challengers of
Marrakech, Morocco and Bergamo
- in doubles Viktor was semi finalist of the ATP Tour event of Mumbai, India
Personal
Viktor was born on the 10th of February 1986, in Belgrade, Serbia. He began playing at the age of five with countryman Nenad Trifunovic as his coach. His nickname is Vik and he speaks Serbian and English. His parents are Aleksandar, a lawyer and Mila, an economist. When Viktor was 13 years old he had to leave home with his mother, because of the war in Serbia, and went to live and practise in Boca Raton, Florida. At the age of 16 he and his mother went back to Serbia. Viktor is inspired by Andre Agassi, who was his childhood idol. He enjoys all sports and when he was younger he used to play soccer and wasn’t sure whether to choose for tennis or soccer. He is fan of the Partisan Belgrade team. His favourite shot is serve and he considers hard court to be his favourite surface. Since 2005 he is coached by Jan de Witt, who also works with Marco Chiudinelli.
