At the Australian Open, 2021. Seen here playing against Frederico Coria, Milos Raonic advanced to the fourth round before falling to eventual winner Novak Djokovic.
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Milos Raonic
Milos Raonic
He does love to play
Date of birth
1990
Point of origin
Monténégro
Raonic’s family left the former Yugoslavia for Canada during the civil war.
Milos Raonic has eight professional men’s singles tennis titles, and in 2016 was ranked third in the world among men’s tennis players.
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Milos Raonic playing against Roger Federer in the fourth round of the Australian Open, 2013. Injury hampered Raonic and he lost in straight sets.
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In 2018, Milos Raonic suffered a narrow loss in the quarter-finals at the Miami Open, pictured here.
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Milos Raonic, 1990- , Yugoslavia, now Montenegro.
Raonic’s family left the former Yugoslavia for Canada during the civil war. Raonic began tennis training in earnest at age 8, and at 18 elected to become a professional rather than pursue college athletics. From 2011-2016, he was Tennis Canada’s top male player, and in 2016, he was the third-ranked player in the world.
