Alejandro Davidovich Fokina
Professional Tennis Player

About Alejandro
- Nickname: Foki
- Born: 1999.06.05 in Malaga, Spain
Foki began playing tennis at age 2.5 with his father. He first trained at La Cala del Moral with coach Manolo Rubiales and began training at age 11 with current coach Jorge Aguirre at Racket Club Fuengirola. He left home at age 16 to continue developing as a tennis player. His favourite shot is backhand, surface is grass, tournament is Wimbledon and city on tour is Brisbane. Foki likes football and is a fan of Real Madrid. Ale says about himself, that his best quality is sensibility and worst quality is impatience.
Loving animals, Alejandro decided to build his own foundation “Adoptas” to facilitate the adoption of pets in Spain. Adoptas.org allows people to find the animal of their dreams by contacting shelters throughout Spain.
Foki achieved his career-high No. 27 on 18 April 2022. He broke into Top 200 and Top 100 in 2019. At age 20, he became youngest Spaniard in Top 100 since Nadal, 20, was No. 2 in 2006. He improved year-end ranking in 7 straight seasons (2016-22). In 2019 qualified for Next Gen ATP Finals. Alejandro is a member of the Spanish Davis Cup Team and represented his country at the ATP Cup in 2022 and the Tokyo Olympics.
About Alejandro
- Nickname: Foki
- Born: 1999.06.05 in Malaga, Spain
Foki began playing tennis at age 2.5 with his father. He first trained at La Cala del Moral with coach Manolo Rubiales and began training at age 11 with current coach Jorge Aguirre at Racket Club Fuengirola. He left home at age 16 to continue developing as a tennis player. His favourite shot is backhand, surface is grass, tournament is Wimbledon and city on tour is Brisbane. Foki likes football and is a fan of Real Madrid. Ale says about himself, that his best quality is sensibility and worst quality is impatience.
Loving animals, Alejandro decided to build his own foundation “Adoptas” to facilitate the adoption of pets in Spain. Adoptas.org allows people to find the animal of their dreams by contacting shelters throughout Spain.
Foki achieved his career-high No. 27 on 18 April 2022. He broke into Top 200 and Top 100 in 2019. At age 20, he became youngest Spaniard in Top 100 since Nadal, 20, was No. 2 in 2006. He improved year-end ranking in 7 straight seasons (2016-22). In 2019 qualified for Next Gen ATP Finals. Alejandro is a member of the Spanish Davis Cup Team and represented his country at the ATP Cup in 2022 and the Tokyo Olympics.

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