Tomas Machac
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Competing at
Almaty 2026 See more
- Date of birth
- 13 October 2000
- Birthplace
- Beroun
- Residence
- Beroun, Czech Republic
- Height
- 183 cm
- Turned pro
- 2017
- Coach
- Daniel Vacek
- Earnings
- 6,963,129 $
- Social networks
Tomas Machac, born October 13, 2000, in Beroun, Czech Republic, is a professional tennis player who has steadily risen through the ranks of the sport. Known for his powerful baseline play and strong serve, Machac has made a name for himself on both the ATP Tour and the Challenger circuit. His breakthrough came in 2020 when he won his first ATP Challenger title, demonstrating his potential as one of tennis's promising young stars.
Coached by Daniel Vacek, a former ATP player himself, Machac has benefited from the guidance and experience of someone familiar with the rigors of professional tennis. Under Vacek's mentorship, Machac has honed his skills and improved his strategic approach to the game.
As of 2023, Machac has yet to capture a title on the ATP Tour, but he has consistently performed well, defeating several higher-ranked players and making notable runs at tournaments around the world. His career-high ATP singles ranking serves as a testament to his progress and potential in the professional arena.
Off the court, Tomas Machac maintains a relatively private personal life. While he tends to keep his family and relationships out of the public eye, it is known that he values the support of his family in his tennis journey. There have been no widely reported romantic relationships that he has shared publicly.
A few interesting and funny facts about Tomas Machac include his love for playing soccer in his spare time, a common pastime among tennis players as a way to relax and cross-train. Additionally, he once openly joked about needing to improve his cooking skills, humorously admitting that he might only survive by ordering takeout if tennis hadn't worked out.
Coached by Daniel Vacek, a former ATP player himself, Machac has benefited from the guidance and experience of someone familiar with the rigors of professional tennis. Under Vacek's mentorship, Machac has honed his skills and improved his strategic approach to the game.
As of 2023, Machac has yet to capture a title on the ATP Tour, but he has consistently performed well, defeating several higher-ranked players and making notable runs at tournaments around the world. His career-high ATP singles ranking serves as a testament to his progress and potential in the professional arena.
Off the court, Tomas Machac maintains a relatively private personal life. While he tends to keep his family and relationships out of the public eye, it is known that he values the support of his family in his tennis journey. There have been no widely reported romantic relationships that he has shared publicly.
A few interesting and funny facts about Tomas Machac include his love for playing soccer in his spare time, a common pastime among tennis players as a way to relax and cross-train. Additionally, he once openly joked about needing to improve his cooking skills, humorously admitting that he might only survive by ordering takeout if tennis hadn't worked out.
All
Victory/Loss
89
53
36
60%
213
132
81
62%
11
4
7
36%
∑
313
189
124
60%
Titles
1 ATP 500
1x ATP 500
- Acapulco2025
1 ATP 250
1x ATP 250
- Adelaide2026
2 ATP CH 125
2x ATP CH 125
- Orleans2023
- Nur-Sultan2021
1 ATP CH 100
1x ATP CH 100
- Mouilleron-le-Captif2023
1 ATP CH 90
1x ATP CH 90
- Grodzisk Mazowiecki2022
2 ATP CH 50
2x ATP CH 50
- Canberra2022
- Koblenz2020
Performances
2022 Canberra • ATP CH 50 2020 Koblenz • ATP CH 50 2024 Semi final,Shanghai • ATP Masters 1000 2025 Acapulco • ATP 500 2026 Adelaide • ATP 250 2021 Nur-Sultan • ATP CH 125 2023 Orleans • ATP CH 125 2023 Mouilleron-le-Captif • ATP CH 100 2022 Grodzisk Mazowiecki • ATP CH 90 2024 Quarter final,Miami • ATP Masters 1000 2024 Final,Geneva • ATP 250 2023 Final,Prostějov • ATP CH 100 2022 Final,Helsinki • ATP CH 90 2023 Final,Cassis • ATP CH 75 2021 Final,Liberec • ATP CH 50 2020 Final,Bratislava • ATP CH 50 2019 Semi final,Nur-Sultan • ATP CH 50 2019 Semi final,Liberec • ATP CH 50 2025 4th round,US Open • Grand Slam 2024 4th round,US Open • Grand Slam 2025 4th round,Miami • ATP Masters 1000 2024 Semi final,Tokyo • ATP 500 2023 Semi final,Sarasota • ATP CH 125 2021 Semi final,Eckental • ATP CH 100 2022 Semi final,Bratislava • ATP CH 90 2022 Semi final,Cassis • ATP CH 80 2022 Semi final,Prague • ATP CH 80 2019 Quarter final,Ostrava • ATP CH 70 2026 3rd round,Australian Open • Grand Slam 2025 3rd round,Australian Open • Grand Slam