The so far Spanish player has decided to change his life. Kuhn will be from now on a player of German nationality. One of those promises of Spanish tennis a few years ago that will continue to reside in the Peninsula but that will change its colors when competing.
Surprise with the news of Nicola Kuhn. This player has always been a promising young player in world tennis, although in recent years he had not achieved good results. A 2021 in which he did not start in the best way either, but in recent weeks he had gained confidence after reaching some good results. The October 18 is now officially on the ATP page with the germany flag. At the age of 21, he has decided to make this decision and will start competing under the German flag.
2021 more
A season in which he has been combining some previous phases of the ATP circuit and the Challenger circuit. Among the tournaments to highlight that he has played are ATP Mallorca and Halle in the grass season. In the Spanish tournament he passed the preliminary phase and then fell to the experienced Feliciano lopez. At the Challenger level, the joys have arrived in recent weeks. On Szczecin from qualy he slipped to the semifinals, falling to the Czech Kolar. On the Spanish tour he also added two victories first in Murcia and then in Barcelona. Whereas in Alicante he had to say goodbye to the first exchange and is that the draw matched him against Fernando Verdasco.
Nicola Kuhn’s numbers
The already German tennis player has a balance of 3 wins and 7 losses on the ATP circuit. This season he has achieved 1 win and 3 losses. Also on the Challenger circuit he has managed to win two titles, the one achieved in Braunschweig (Germany) in 2017 and El Espinar (Spain) in 2019. Since then, between the pandemic and the bad results, he has not managed to get his best version to continue growing as a professional. He is still very young and at only 21 years old he has a lot of room for improvement. Of course, from now on Nicola Kuhn has changed flag to compete and will be a German player.
