Nice to meet you.

My Name Is Felix. I am a professional tennis player from Germany, Koblenz.

My parents and my coach recognized my passion and love for tennis at a young age. That's why I started training at the national camp in Koblenz at the age of 8. I was successful in national junior tennis and finished in the top 10 in the country on average for the year. 

That was the time when my dream of becoming a professional tennis player was born.

2018, I had the chance to make my first professional appearance at the local ATP Challenger tournament in Koblenz.

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In 2020, I won the Rhineland-Palatinate Men's Indoor Championships and finished in the top 300 in the German men's rankings. By these results, I earned myself a full scholarship to the American College Tennis-Division II University in Hawaii.

My team was ranked in the top 5 on average in the national collegiate DII rankings.

 
In 2021, I played a successful first season for HPU with a season record of 9-2. These results secured me national individual ranking of 34th.

Through this successful college season, I continued to grow as a tennis player and, for most, as a person. Gaining mental and physical strength through sheer dedication and determination to achieve the best version of myself. This leap of confidence made my childhood dream of becoming a professional tennis player come back alive. Therefore, I decided to devote more time in pursuing this dream.

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In January 2022 I was able to reach a big milestone in my young career by qualifying and winning my first main round match at a professional tournament at the Rafael Nadal Academy in Mallorca. I won my first ATP point, which put me in 1550th place in the ATP men's rankings.

After reaching this career high, I suffered setbacks due to injury, hence focusing on healing and recovering was priority. Consequently, this phase taught me mental and physical strength by learning to listen to my body and letting it grow with the task.

Being back to 100%  heatlh in early 2023, I could start off the year right by winning the the Rhineland-Palatinate and Baden men's indoor championships in February 2023. After that, I had my first ATP Challenger main round appearance in doubles. 

I signed a player contract with former Bundesliga Champion Rochusclubteam in Düsseldorf. We played a strong German Club season, won the League and were promoted to the 3rd Bundesliga. 

At the end of 2023, I made successful evolutions in my Team. Bringing new expertise in my game, I started a new coaching cooperation with former ATP player Sami Reinwein. On top off that I built a management Team which will advocate me in all matters off the court. With this great Team, I look forward to competing in 2024 and continuing my search for people and/or companies willing to support me on the way to the top.

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Juli 2024, I am in Poland at a 15K ITF event. Achieving my first goal of the year. Successfully qualifying for the main draw and winning the first round in the main draw against world number 1106. This result brings me back on the ATP world ranking. 

Big moment for me, fighting through ups and downs. Now looking even more determined into the Future. 

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New Energy for 2025

In November, I reached a big milestone by beating Tim Handel – Germany’s No. 15 and a top 500 ATP player. I ended my coaching partnership, switched clubs to TEC Darmstadt (Hessenliga), and gained new support from sponsors like Gorges Tent Event. With fresh momentum and strong backing, I’m all-in for 2025 – fully committed and excited for what lies ahead.

Staying Strong Through Setbacks

Injuries slowed me down early in the year, but I never lost belief. I kicked off the clay season in March with a three-week ITF trip to Croatia, focused on training and matches. In week three, I reached the doubles semifinal – a solid step forward and proof that the work is paying off.

Gaining Ground, One Match at a Time

In April, I played a two-week ITF tour in Antalya. I qualified for the 30k main draw, beating an ATP 900 player in the final round – a big win. In the main draw, I lost to a top 400 player but took valuable lessons with me. I ended April with my first match for Italian third-division club AT Verona – winning my debut and gaining great experience. May brings more matches in Italy and ITF events in Austria to close the month strong.

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