Goran ivanisevic where is he now

After finishing runner-up at Wimbledon on three occasions , , and , Goran Ivanisevic finally won Wimbledon in The Croat entered the tournament as a wild card ranked No in the world. The Wimbledon title was the 22nd and final singles title of his career. In doubles, he won 9 titles and also reached the final of Roland-Garron in and Ivanisevic was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in July , becoming the first Croatian to earn induction into the famous organisation.

The Croat was part of the Class of inductees but the induction ceremony was postponed to due to the coronavirus pandemic. Ivanisevic is active on Instagram, where he is followed by more than 45, people, and on Facebook , where he is followed by 40, followers.

Your email address will not be published. Ivanisevic made history on Sunday by becoming the first player from his country to earn the induction. The former World No. We never stop believing.

I had a lot of ups and downs, and I never stopped believing. For the first time in my life, I can say I am proud of myself. Berdych, the Czech world number 14, only teamed up with Ivanisevic in August Yuki Bhambri may have been a top player, Ramkumar Ramanathan may have the best serve on the team, but it was Leander Paes that the people sat in the aisles for.

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At 29, and two months short of his 30th birthday, Ivanisevic took his injured body to the limit for one final time and produced an incredible final with the Australian.

Eventually, with very little to split the players, he took the final set by nine games to seven to finally claim the Grand Slam title that had seemed to be his destiny. He temporarily retired following shoulder surgery. He returned briefly in but shortly after that he was to become a regular, only on the masters and exhibition tours.

Away from the tennis courts, Goran Ivanisevic is a huge football fan and he likes to follow English side West Bromwich Albion whenever possible.