Peter Polansky
Peter Polansky was born in North York, Ontario, Canada on June 15th, 1988 and is the Tennis Player. At the age of 35, Peter Polansky biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
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Peter Polansky (p.LAN-skee) is a professional tennis player of Czech descent. Born June 15, 1988) is a Czech national tennis player of Czech origin.
In the ATP rankings, he was Canada's top singles player from June 21, 2010 to January 17, 2011.
He was also Canada's No. 1. With the exception of one week, two from August 4, 2008 to June 21, 2010.
He became the first person in the Open Era to qualify for all four Grand Slam tournaments as a lucky loser in the same calendar year.
Tennis career
In June 2004, Polansky competed in Canada's F3, F4, and F5 Futures, compiling a record of 1–4. In the 2005 Granby Challenger event, he next competed in a wild card, losing handily in the first round. He then appeared in F1, F2, and F3, the late fall, his third appearance in the ATP singles rankings, No. 1. It was 1432. He also reached the final of the Canadian F3 doubles, teaming compatriot Adil Shamasdin.
In 2006, Polansky went 4-3 for Canada F1, F2, and F3, this time playing in March and saw his number #1 crack the top 1000. He lost in the first round at Granby to compatriot Frank Dancevic, who also lost for his first full-fledge ATP tourney, a Masters tournament at that, as he lost in the first round to compatriot Frank Dancevic at the 2006 Rogers Cup. Polansky then progressed to the finals of the US Open boys singles tournament as an unseeded Special Entry. In the second round and No. 93, his run included three-set victories over top seed Martin Klin. Donald Young, a 4 seed, has been seeded in the semis. He was disqualified in the final to No. 1. Duan Lojda, a ten seed. Polansky reached the semi-finals of USA F25 in late September. However, he lost again in the first round of a Canadian challenger, this time Rimouski in October. He was ranked No. 2 in the year 2000 and finished second. 821.
Peter began 2007 with a bang after winning three of four Futures in Central America in January: El Salvador F1, Guatemala F1, and Costa Rica F1. He singles ATP, which has since climbed to No. 1 on the charts. In February, he defeated a Colombian opponent in a dead rubber in his first Davis Cup tie. He went 9-3 in February–March in Futures, as well as winning the USA F6. In an away tie to Brazil, he lost his first Davis Cup live rubber in April to Flávia Saretta in 4 sets.
Polansky competed on the Challenger circuit from May to September, totaling 6–7. His most impressive victories came over World No. 1! Danai Udomchoke, as the Thais were forced to leave the field, and World No. 106 Danai Udomchoke. 119 Kevin Kim. Fabio Fognini was the second straight appearance at the Rogers Cup with the same first round defeat. Polansky was ranked No. 69 in 2007 after finishing seventh in the World No. 7. 343.
Polansky defeated Guatemala F1. He went 11-3 in the winter Futures tournaments in South America. In the Davis Cup tie against Mexico, he won both his matches, including his first over World No. 1. 172 Bruno Echagaray played elo in straight sets for the first time. Canada defeated the United States 4–1. With victories over World No. 5, he then advanced to the quarterfinals of the Santiago Challenger in late February. 230 Rajeev Ram and World No. No. 1 230 Rajeev Ram and World No. 1. Adrián Menéndez Maceiras, 198. He accounted for himself in Canada's next Davis Cup tie in April, but not to Chile, losing to World No. 1. Fernando González, 15, prior to winning a dead rubber match. Polansky then advanced to the quarterfinals of the Florianópolis Challenger, defeating World No. 2 who appeared. Joo Souza, 206. During the first week of May 2008, he advanced to the semi-finals of the Rabat Challenger, defeating World No. 2. In the second round, Laurent Recouderc is in the 189th group of the Laurent Reception. He also defeated World No. 1. In mid-May, 120 Teymuraz Gabashvili reached the Marrakech Challenger, where he reached the second round. These results from April to June were obtained on a clay surface.
He competed in his first International Series-level event, as a qualifier, in the Grand Prix Hassan II event in May 2008. Former World No. Defiant defeated him in the first round in three sets. 3 Guillermo Correo Correo. He then participated in a qualifying tournament for the first time, Wimbledon losing in the first round. Polanksy then lost in a series of rivals in the first round before progressing to the second round of back-to-back challengers from Canada (Granby and Moncton). Both Colombian No. 1 and No. 2 were beaten by Polansky. No. 1 and tournament No. 1. Alejandro Falla, the defending champion and Canada No. 1, is a 4 seed. 2 Frédéric Niemeyer will qualify for the quarterfinals of the Vancouver challenger. He advanced to the second round of the 2008 US Open singles tournament for singles in August, defeating Rajeev Ram and falling to No. 146. Simon Stadler, a 24 seed.
On the fall American challenger circuit, Polansky won nine victories and seven losses; his best efforts were on Waco, where he lost in three close sets to top seed Vince Spadea; and in Louisville, Kentucky, where he defeated World No. 1 George Spadea. 133 Amer Deli and the World No. 1 in the United States. Before falling to No. 295, Michael Russell dropped to No. 295 before falling to No. Jesse Levine, the seed, was a member of the quarters. He then advanced to the semifinals of the Rimouski challenger, where he lost to eventual champion Ryan Sweeting.
In the first round of qualifying for the Brisbane International, Polansky started 2009 losing in the first round of qualifying. Despite being up on his opponent two sets to hate in three rounds of qualifying, he lost to the 18th seed Igor Andreev from Russia in the first round of the Australian Open. It was Polansky's first appearance in a grand slam tournament's main draw. He continued his success by qualifying in the second round of the Carson, California, and Dallas, Texas challengers. He will continue to qualify for the 2009 SAP Open main draw and the 2009 Delray Beach International Tennis Championships in February.
Polansky was forced to leave the Canadian Davis Cup team early March due to a small tear in a right rotator cuff tendon and one in his labrum [1]. He took a month off from travel and then went back to lose in the first round of the San Francisco Tennis Cup. He lost in the final round of qualifying for the Zagreb Open the following week. Polansky recovered in qualifying for the 2009 French Open, winning his three matches in straight sets for the first time in any one set, conceding no more than four games. In his first round match against Philipp Petzschner, he came back to level the competition in a tie but then fell 3–6 in the fifth.
In the first round of the Zenith Tennis Cup on red clay in Milan, Polansky advanced to Simone Vagnozzi with a convincing victory. He followed this by reaching the quarterfinals of the Lines Trophy, defeating Nicolás Massa in the second round before losing in straight sets to veteran Jean-René Lisnard. Polanksy was not keen to enter Wimbledon qualifying or was not eligible, which was rather surprising. Rather, he qualified for the Sporting Challenger, which is also in Italy, and lost in the final qualifying round. After being put off for the first week, Polansky lifted the first rubber of the Davis Cup tie against Peru by defeating Iván Miranda in straight sets. Polansky was sick but did not play in the 4th rubber until then. Despite losing their top clay court player, the Canadians retained the tie 3–2.
In the first round of the Seguros Bold Varobolo Open Bogotá to Alejandro Falla, Polansky lost in the first round of the Seguros Bolevar Open Bogotá. The unseeded Polansky reached the Granby Challenger semi-finals, defeating José de Armas, Tobias Kamke, and Lester Cook before falling to No. 2. Kevin Anderson, a 4 seed, is seeded in the semis. In doubles, Polansky and partner Bruno Agostinelli lost in the first round as a wild card entry. In the first round of the Odlum Brown Vancouver Open, he lost to an in-form Xavier Malisse.
In Montreal, Polansky competed at the Rogers Cup. He defeated fellow Ontarian and wild card contestant Agostinelli before falling to No. No. 40. Novak Djokovic, a 4 seed, is in second place in the second round. With no points for the following week to shield, Polansky saw his ranking debut in the top 20 rankings and sit at World No. 1. 203, just two spots off his career peak. Despite not being in any tournament main draws the week before, Polansky climbed three ranking positions to finish second overall in the World No. 67 rankings. 200 is a new career peak.
Polansky qualified for the US Open singles tournament by defeating Alex Kuznetsov, No. 10. Michael Russell, a 9-year-old seed, and No. Lukáy Lacko, 28 seed. In his first round main draw match, he came back from 2 sets down to face Guillermo Garca López before falling in the fifth, 16. His singles ranking has risen to the top of the world No. 104. 184. Polansky lost in the second round of Seguros Bolvar Open competition to top seed Horacio Zeballos in the Open. In the second round, he and partner Nicolás Todero lost in doubles. Polansky lost in the first round to Rigo Mello in the Copa Petrobras Colombia the following week. He and partner Alex Bogolov Jr., who was unseeded in doubles, advanced to the semi-final round.
Polansky became the World No. 1 in early October. The 181 ranked singles player, another career high. He made it to the quarter-finals at the Challenger ATP Club Premium Open, winning in singles, while Sebastián Decoud lost in the first round. In the first round of Uruguayan's home tournament, the Copa Petrobras, Polansky lost to No.1 seed Pablo Cuevas the following week. In the second round, Bogomolov and his partner lost in doubles and partners. Polansky climbed to yet another new career peak, winning the World No. 26. 170. He lost in the second round of Copa Petrobras Asunción in singles to No. a week ago. Santiago Ventura is a seed. In doubles, he has also defeated Bogomolov as he has failed in the second round.
Polansky reached the Copa Petrobras Santiago quarter-finals in late October, defeating No. 2 in the process. Sergio Roitman was 7 seed in the first round before falling to top seed Juan Ignacio Chela 3 and 3. In the second round (quarters), he and Bogomolov also lost in doubles (quarters). Polansky was out of action for the remainder of the year. He finished 2009 ranked No. 1 in the World No. 5 rankings. 185 in singles and No. No. In doubles, there are 554 people.
Polansky began the year by qualifying round of the 2010 Aircel Chennai Open, losing as the No. 2 in the final round. In a third set tie-break, the 6 seed defeated Prakash Amritraj 11-9. Amritraj qualified for the main draw, placing him in a position of difficulty. In singles, Polansky did not qualify for the Australian Open.
In the first round of the Honolulu Challenger, the unseeded Polansky defeated Korean no.1 Im Kyu-tae in three sets before losing in the second round to eighth seed Ryan Sweeting. For the first time since August, he was ranked outside the top 200 for the first time since August. He defeated eighth seed Jlio Silva in the first qualifying round of the Brasil Open, but lost in the second round to fellow unseeded player Caio Zampieri.
Polansky failed to qualify for the Copa Telmex, losing to eighth seed Rubén Ramrez Hidalgo in the first round in a close third-set tiebreaker. In the first round of qualifying for the Delray Beach ATP 250 tournament, Polanksy lost in straight sets to fifth seed Paul Capdeville in the first round. In Canada's Davis Cup tie against Colombia next week, Polansky played singles. He did not do well in the first singles rubber match to the world no. 183 Carlos Salamanca. As Canada lost the tie 1–4, coach Martin Laurendeau decided to play Steven Diez in the reverse singles.
Polansky failed in singles for the Challenger Banque Nationale in April by just one ranking place. He defeated fifth seed Brendan Evans in straight sets in the first round before losing in straight sets to Tim Smyczek. In doubles, he and fellow Canuck Pierre-Ludovic Duclos lost in the first round. In the second round of qualifying for the US Clay Court Championships, Polansky was disqualified two weeks later. In the first round of the 2010 Baton Rouge Pro Tennis Classic, he defeated unseeded Joseph Sirianni, while in doubles he and partner Michael Yani lost in the second round. Polansky died in the second round of the 2010 Tallahassee Tennis Challenger to eventual champion Brian Dabul in the second round. In the first round, he and his partner Donald Young lost in doubles.
Polansky qualified in qualifying at the 2010 Serbia Open as the top seed in qualifying, but he later lost in the main draw as a lucky loser, losing to Horacio Zeballos. Polansky fell in the second round of the Zagreb Open to top seed Marcos Daniel, the following week, although doubles he and partner Michael Yani lost in the first round. Polansky was the sole Canadian in the draw for qualifying for the French Open in qualifying. Ramón Delgado, the third seed, lost in the first round, 7–9. He made it to the semifinals this week as the eighth seed in the 2010 Los Angeles Tennis Open USTA Men's Challenger, where he lost fifth seed Robert Kendrick. In the first round, he and his partner Milos Raonic lost in doubles.
Polansky progressed to the second round of the 2010 Weil Tennis Academy Challenger in June, defeating fellow Canadian Pierre-Ludovic Duclos before falling to Marinko Matosevic. He continued to do well at the 2010 Koice Open, defeating Yannick Mertens by a large margin before falling to Ivo Miná. Polansky failed to qualify for Wimbledon for the second time as a spectator, losing to Marinko Matosevic in the first round this week. Polansky discovered himself as the new Canada no. 1. There is a single singles player on the Internet. After losing to fifth seed and eventual runner Pablo Andróte, he was unseeded at the 2010 Camparini Gioielli Cup.
Polansky reached the second round of the 2010 Comerica Bank Challenger after crashing to qualifier Brydan Klein after a few weeks off. He also failed in the second round of doubles, partnering compatriot Milos Raonic. Polansky was the seventh seed at the 2010 Third Bank Tennis Championships, where he beat Chris Guccione in the first round and Raven Klaasen in the second, before losing to top seed and eventual champion Carsten Ball. Raonic injured the pair in their second-round match and were forced to miss the match again.
Polansky, the eighth seed in singles at the 2010 Challenger Banque Nationale de Granby, lost to the world no. Greg Jones, 221. (The top eight best-ranked Canadian tour players were included in the singles field for this tournament.) Polansky and his partner Érik Chvojka progressed to the quarterfinals in doubles. In the first round of the 2010 Odlum Brown Vancouver Open in three sets, Polansky lost in three sets to top seed Taylor Dent. He appeared in the singles main draw of the 2010 Rogers Cup next week, having been given a wild card in which he challenged and defeated no. In the first round, Jürgen Melzer was 13 years old. Peter lost in the second round to Victor Hănescu in straight sets, but in straight sets.
Polansky qualified for singles play at the US Open after a week off, defeating Santiago González, Franko kugor, and John Millman in qualifying. After defeating 30th seed Juan Mónaco in the second round of the main draw, Polansky advanced to the second round of the main draw. In 2000, he became the first Canadian to advance to the second round after Daniel Nestor. In the next round to a wild card entrant and former world no. 1, he lost, but not in the former world no. 4 James Blake. He was ranked by his singles at a career-best-in-no. 176.
Polansky earned both of his singles Davis Cup rubbers against the Dominican Republic in a tie that was a playoff to remain in the Americas Zone Group 1, 5–0. He advanced to the second round of the 2010 Chang-Sat Bangkok Open 2 in singles last week, defeating a Thai wild card contestant before falling to Sebastian Rieschick. In the PTT Thailand Open qualifying round, Peter lost to unseeded Frederik Nielsen a week later. In the first round of qualifying for the 2010 Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championship, then lost to eighth seed Rajeev Ram in the eighth round of qualifying. He did not play for the remainder of the year. Polansky became the Canadian No. 2 once more thanks to the rise of teenager Milos Raonic. For the first time since June of last year, the two hits were ranked in singles for the first time since June.
Polansky began his 2017 season in Happy Valley, Australia, by reaching the quarterfinals before losing to Omar Jasika, who lost in the final. In his eighth appearance at the Australian Open, Polansky was seeded 22nd in the qualifying draw. Yichi Sugita, the top seed in his division, was the 4th seed in his class. Polansky defeated Tristan Lamasine and Mirza Bahiya in straight sets before losing in 3 sets to Andrey Rublev in 3 sets. After replacing Aussie Thanasi Kokkinakis, Polansky was able to enter the main draw as a lucky loser. Pablo Carreno Busta, the 30th seed, was able to lead in the first round in two sets but he had to pull out of the match due to an illness in the 5th set.
Polansky struggled from the start of February to June, with 2-9 in challenger matches, 5–8 in qualifying matches, and 0–1 in ATP matches. Polansky qualified for Memphis but lost in three sets to Matthew Ebden. He lost in the second round of qualifying to Alexander Bublik in the second round of qualifying and lost in five sets to Stefano Travaglia in five sets after leading two sets to one at his seventh appearance at Wimbledon.
Polansky returned to Canada to compete in the Canadian summer circuit, including challengers in Winnipeg, Gatineau, and Granby in July, and he was defending a lot of points from 2016. Polansky lost in the final of all three challengers, losing to Bla Kavi twice and Denis Shapovalov. In the three tournament titles, he defeated Malek Jaziri, Brayden Schnur, Frank Dancevic, and Denis Shapovalov, earning him a career high ranking of 115. In Los Cabos, where he defeated Yasutaka Uchiyama for the third time in the month, he followed up with a direct entry main draw show. Polansky had a wildcard in the Rogers Cup in Montreal, where he stunned Vasek Pospisil in straight sets before losing to world number three Roger Federer in straight sets. Polansky's summer ended at the US Open, where he lost in third round of qualifying to Tim Smyczek in straight sets.
Polansky competed in Asia for seven challenger tournaments and two ATP tournaments at the end of the season. He had some success against opponents in Gwangju, South Korea, and the quarterfinals in Ningbo, China and Ho Chi Minh City. On the ATP tour, he had two wins and four losses, but he had 36 victories in combining ATP and challenger tours throughout the year.
Polansky qualified over Filip Peliwo and Yannick Hanfmann, beginning the year in Brisbane. He lost his first match against a wildcard entry, John Millman 6–7, 0–6. For the ninth time in his career, Polansky appeared in the Australian Open qualifying draw. He was seeded 26th in the qualifying draw and defeated Joo Domingues 7–6, 6–4. Yuki Bhambri won with a 6–2, 7–5 victory over Christian Harrison before losing 1–6, 6–3. Polansky was a lucky loser in the main draw for the second year in a row. Karen Khachanov won 4 aces over Polansky 7–6, 7–6, 6–4.
Polansky qualified for the 2018 BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells by winning two matches in March. He defeated Marius Copil 7–6(3), 6–7(5), 7–6(12), his eighth match point after saving two match points. In the decisive tiebreak, the match lasted 3 hours and 11 minutes, with five rallies over 35 shots. In the second round, Polansky defeated 20th seed Adrian Mannarino in straight sets. Polansky failed to qualify for the 2018 Miami Open second round to Rogério Dutra Silva in three close sets.
Polansky qualified for the 8th time in his career in May. He defeated Norbert Gombos 2–6, 7–6(3), 6–2 in the first round, placing him 14th in the qualifying draw. He won with a 6–4, 6–2 victory over Pea Krstin, before losing 7–6(3), 7–6(3) to Jozef Kovalik. Polansky was a lucky loser in the main draw of the second grand slam tournament. Pierre-Hugues Herbert defeated Polansky in 4 sets, 6–3, 4–6, 6–2, 6–2.
Polansky won the Wimbledon qualifying draw for the eighth time in his career in June. He came in 8th in the qualifying draw and defeated Yang Tsung-hua 4–6, 6–3, 6–3 in the first round. In the third round of qualifying, he continued the winning by beating Alejandro Fokina 7–5-6–6–6, 6–4, 6–4 to Jason Kubler. Polansky lost in QR3 for the second year in a row. Polansky was a lucky loser in the main draw for the third straight grand slam tournament. Dennis Novak won in three sets, 6–2, 6–3, 7–6(7).
Polansky was given a wild card in August to compete in the 2018 Rogers Cup for the 10th time in his career. For the sixth time since defeating Matthew Ebden, he made it to the second round. Novak Djokovic was a hero who stole 6–3, 6–4 from him. At the Roger's Cup, Polansky has lost twice against Novak Djokovic and twice against Roger Federer. For the tenth time in his career, Polansky appeared in the US Open qualifying draw for the 10th time. He was seeded 12th in the qualifying draw and defeated Sergio Gutierrez Ferrol 6–4, 6–4 in the first round. He won by 7–6(7), 6–4 victory over Santiago Giraldo before losing 7–5, 1–6, 6–3 to Donald Young, who lost more points in the match. Polansky was a lucky loser in the main draw for the fourth straight grand slam tournament. He lost to Alexander Zverev 6–2, 6–1, 6–2.
In 2018, Polansky won 46 matches. He appeared in 11 ATP competitions, a career high, with three of them winning. He competed in ATP qualifying three times (non Grand Slam) seven times, winning three times. On the challenger tour, he has played in 27 matches. A tournament win in Granby, a final in Charlottesville, and four quarter-final results highlighted the challenger season's highlights. On June 25, 2018, he reached a career high of 110th in the world and finished the year with a 121nd ATP ranking. Due to the change in ranking system, his ranking is now ranked at 119th in the world. It was his best year-end result and the seventh time he finished the year in the top 200. He also finished in second place in doubles, with a career-best record of 125 in doubles.