Daniel Masur

Portrait

1,82 m / 81 Kg

Right Hander

Double Backhand

Tennis Club Tennispark Versmold

Coach Longtime support and

coaching by

Jürgen Listing at

Westfalia Tennis

Federation, WTV.

Born 6 November, 1994 in

Bückeburg

Private Base Munich

Parents Elena Masur

Former professional Tennis

player from Kiew, No. 1 of

Ukraine and No. 10 of USSR

Gerhard Masur

Officer of Bundeswehr,

helicopter pilot and

instructor, retired.

Sibling Thomas Masur

School Gymnasium

(German Secondary School)

Kamen

Professioanl After exams in May, 2013

Bio

Champion 2012, December German Juniors Indoors Championships, Essen Champion Doubles

Semis 2012, September ITF Juniors U18 US Open, New York, USA Doubles

Champion 2012, July Juniors tournament at ATP 500 at Rothenbaum, Hamburg

Champion 2012, April Perin Memorial, Umag, Kroatien Singles and Doubles

Champion 2012, February Bavarian Juniors Championships, Cadolzburg

Champion 2011, September Zentiva Czech Junoir Open, Prague, Czech Republic Singles and Doubles

Champion 2010, November Heiveld Graydon Junior Indoor Open, Sint-Katelijne-Waver, Belgium Singles and Doubles

Champion 2010, July ITF Juniors U18 Grade 4 Oberentfelden, Switzerland Singles and Doubles

Highlights

Junior

ITF Juniors Ranking Career High

on 30 July, 2012

Rank 13

Best German

Champion 2019, September ATP Challenger Glasgow, Schottland Doubles

Champion 2019, August ITF Future Schlieren Single

ATP 500 2018, July Hamburg Rothenbaum Win 1st round Main Draw against Maximilian Marterer

Champion 2018, January ITF Future Schwieberdingen Single and Doubles

Champion 2017, December German Tennis Championships Biberach German Champion

Davis Cup 2016, September Relegation Germany-Poland Berlin Debut Doubles

Champion 2016, September ATP Challenger Alphen, The Netherlands Doubles

Champion 2016, January ITF Future Schwieberdingen Single

Champion 2015, August ITF Future Überlingen Single

Champion 2015, June ITF Future Parma, Italy Doubles

Highlights

Pro

www.daniel-masur.de

Media

Tennis Magazin

tz München

Westfalenblatt

Minden Kurier

Westfalenblatt

Minden Kurier

Westfalen Tennis

Tennis Magazin

Story

Kolumnen

I play Tennis because...

I simply enjoy being on the court and getting into

competition every day. I am fascinated by Football

as a team sport but I love the sole independence

and responsibility you have to accept in Tennis.

This One-On-One is what thrills me more personal-

ly. I realize every day that it is my dream to play

Tennis professionally and I enjoy working for this

goal.

Home to me is...

somewhere I can relax 100% and leave the stress

of the preceding weeks behind. There, I am close

with family and friends. It simply feels good after

travelling to tournaments or a week of practice..

That’s why I look forward to coming home, even

after thrilling journeys to far away countries.

I like...

…open and friendly people. One should never

loose one’s humor and never forget about friends.

And I like people who are reliable and trustworthy.

Private

I don‘t like…

the opposite of the aforementioned, really. Also, I

don’t like if my counterpart does not confirm stand-

points with arguments and just sticks to an opinion

out of principle.

I think I am best at...

organizing my time. Many people often ask me

how I manage Tennis and school…I think I am very

good at organizing my day-to-day schedule and

working through it thoroughly, no matter whether it

is school or Tennis.

I am bad at...

seeing my FC Bayern loose! I hate losing anyway,

however, in Tennis I can give my best and fairly

congratulate my opponent after the match

(although this doesn’t come easy all the time

either…). I myself am responsible for my perfor-

mance and cannot look at others for excuses. It‘s

different with Football, as I am just a spectator then

and cannot join in.

Really relaxing to me is…

being at home with family, of course. Also, spen-

ding an evening with friends playing video games

is fun, too. Simply being in good company, chatting

and having a good laugh – great.

If I could choose somebody to spend a day with

this would be...

probably Roger Federer. He is one of the best Ten-

nis players of all time, is well-known everywhere

and well respected. He has not afforded anything

scandalous ever and, in my view, is a perfect

sportsman. No matter where, when or in what situ-

ation he appears, he always presents himself per-

fectly. He represents Tennis better than anybody

else, always friendly, never arrogant. I would like to

accompany him for a day and to see what it’s like

Private

If I was an animal I would probably be...

a tiger because it combines in an impressive way

power, speed, elegance, care and killer instinct.

My role model in sports is...

Novak Djokovic. He impresses me because I can

identify with his way of playing. I like how he shows

his emotions but remains in control almost every

time. Especially in tight situations under pressure he

performs his best Tennis. Also, I like his sports-

manship and always fair behavior vis-à-vis his

opponents – especially when he lost bitterly. His

contribution to the Davis Cup victory of his country

was unbelievable. For him playing Davis Cup still is

an honor. I like that. He may polarize with his

extroverted behavior, but I think Tennis simply

needs such characters.

Contact

Dipl.-Kfm.

Peter Henke Sport & Marketing

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