Lorenzo Sonego
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- Date of birth
- 11 May 1995
- Birthplace
- Turin
- Residence
- Turin, Italy
- Height
- 191 cm
- Turned pro
- 2013
- Coach
- Vincenzo Santopadre
- Earnings
- 10,299,417 $
- Social networks
Lorenzo Sonego, born on May 11, 1995, in Turin, Italy, is a professional tennis player known for his height, powerful serve, and energetic playing style. He turned professional in 2013 and has been a prominent figure on the ATP Tour since then. Sonego achieved his career-high singles ranking of World No. 21 in October 2021. As of 2023, he has won three ATP singles titles and one doubles title, marking himself as one of Italy's notable tennis talents.
Sonego made a significant impact on the tennis world with a series of impressive performances. One of his most remarkable achievements was his victory at the 2019 Antalya Open, where he claimed his first ATP singles title. Additionally, he won the prestigious Sardegna Open in April 2021, and further showcased his prowess by capturing the Moselle Open later that year.
Growing up in Italy, Sonego started playing tennis at a young age. He is coached by Gipo Arbino, who has been an integral part of his development, guiding him through various stages of his career. Known for his versatility on different surfaces, Sonego has played memorable matches against some of the top players in the world, often thrilling audiences with his tenacity and competitive spirit.
On a personal level, Sonego prefers to keep his private life low-key. However, it is known that he enjoys spending time with family and friends when not on the tour. As of the latest updates, there is no widely publicized information regarding his romantic life.
In addition to his tennis career, Sonego is an avid soccer fan and supports Torino FC, reflecting his passion for sports beyond tennis. An interesting and amusing fact about Sonego is that he has expressed interest in a musical career post-tennis, often enjoying playing the guitar in his downtime. His outgoing personality and charisma have earned him a growing fan base worldwide.
Sonego made a significant impact on the tennis world with a series of impressive performances. One of his most remarkable achievements was his victory at the 2019 Antalya Open, where he claimed his first ATP singles title. Additionally, he won the prestigious Sardegna Open in April 2021, and further showcased his prowess by capturing the Moselle Open later that year.
Growing up in Italy, Sonego started playing tennis at a young age. He is coached by Gipo Arbino, who has been an integral part of his development, guiding him through various stages of his career. Known for his versatility on different surfaces, Sonego has played memorable matches against some of the top players in the world, often thrilling audiences with his tenacity and competitive spirit.
On a personal level, Sonego prefers to keep his private life low-key. However, it is known that he enjoys spending time with family and friends when not on the tour. As of the latest updates, there is no widely publicized information regarding his romantic life.
In addition to his tennis career, Sonego is an avid soccer fan and supports Torino FC, reflecting his passion for sports beyond tennis. An interesting and amusing fact about Sonego is that he has expressed interest in a musical career post-tennis, often enjoying playing the guitar in his downtime. His outgoing personality and charisma have earned him a growing fan base worldwide.
All
Victory/Loss
193
93
100
48%
254
120
134
47%
53
29
24
55%
∑
500
242
258
48%
Titles
4 ATP 250
4x ATP 250
- Winston-Salem2024
- Metz2022
- Cagliari2021
- Antalya2019
2 ATP CH 125
2x ATP CH 125
- Genoa2019
- Genoa2018
1 ATP CH 70
1x ATP CH 70
- Ortisei2017
Performances
2024 Winston-Salem • ATP 250 2019 Genoa • ATP CH 125 2022 Metz • ATP 250 2021 Cagliari • ATP 250 2019 Antalya • ATP 250 2018 Genoa • ATP CH 125 2017 Ortisei • ATP CH 70 2025 Quarter final,Australian Open • Grand Slam 2021 Semi final,Rome • ATP Masters 1000 2020 Final,Vienna • ATP 500 2021 Final,Eastbourne • ATP 250 2017 Final,Ismaning • ATP CH 50 2025 4th round,Wimbledon • Grand Slam 2023 4th round,French Open • Grand Slam 2021 4th round,Wimbledon • Grand Slam 2020 4th round,French Open • Grand Slam 2023 4th round,Miami • ATP Masters 1000 2021 4th round,Miami • ATP Masters 1000 2019 Quarter final,Monte Carlo • ATP Masters 1000 2025 Semi final,Metz • ATP 250 2023 Semi final,Umag • ATP 250 2022 Semi final,Buenos Aires • ATP 250 2019 Semi final,Kitzbuhel • ATP 250 2024 Semi final,Turin • ATP CH 175 2019 Quarter final,Phoenix • ATP CH 125 2019 Quarter final,Playford • ATP CH 70 2018 Semi final,Florence • ATP CH 70 2018 Semi final,Bergame • ATP CH 70 2016 Semi final,Ortisei • ATP CH 70 2026 3rd round,Wimbledon • Grand Slam