Federico Coria is a baby brother to Guillermo Sebastián Coria, the former World No. 3 tennis player and 2004 Roland Garros finalist. Growing up, Federico idolized his older brother every time he watched him on TV. On March 15 2021, Coria attained his highest career ATP singles ranking of number 82. His career doubles ranking is at number 275, achieved in August 2017.
His tennis career started as a hobby where he played with his friends or against a wall. However, this Argentinian tennis player moved to Bueno Aires at 15 to pursue his dream. He turned pro in 2010 but only came into the limelight in 2012 following his first win of ITF Futures Tour. This two-handed backhand has also won one ATP Challenger Tour doubles title during the Campeonato Internacional de Tenis de Campinas in 2016. In 2019, he won ATP Challenger singles during the Savannah Challenger Tournament.
Other significant achievements include getting to the quarterfinals of the 2019 Wimbledon Singles, Third Round of French Open and Second Round of US Open in 2020. Early in 2021, Federico reached the First Round of the Australian Open in both Singles and Doubles.
Federico was born on March 9 1992, in Rosario, Argentina. His father, Oscar Coria, was a tennis coach, while his older brother Guillermo is now a retired professional tennis player. 
Once Federico confirmed that if he was not a tennis player, he would be a footballer. He is open about his relationship and has been dating his longtime girlfriend, Firenze.

Yannick is a professional tennis player from Germany. He started playing tennis at the age of 5, along with his parents. Growing up, he was a huge fan of Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, which also increased his enthusiasm for this game. 
Yannick, who has a hearing impairment in both his ears, never let it hinder his ability to ace in tennis. His love for tennis has always been with him, which has brought him fame worldwide. He even played at the college level for four years at the University of Southern California. During this period, Yannick played a major role in helping Trojans grab two NCAA national titles.
He is fondly known as Hanfi by his friends and fans. He hit his first ATP opportunity in the 2017 BMW Open, where he reached up to quarterfinals. Hanfmann’s rank was 273 in the world. 
In the same year, he was seen in Swiss Open Gstaad, making his sensational way to the finals. However, he couldn’t win the last round. The next year, he made it to the top 100 list. 
He next had his second ATP tour at the 2020 Australian Open but couldn’t win the finals. Currently, he holds a world no. 92 ranking, which is his career-high ATP rank.
While Yannick is all about tennis now, he holds a special place for football, too, in his heart. If it wasn’t for tennis, he surely would have been a football ace. He even fantasies about participating in an All-Star NBA celebrity game.

Federico Coria	vs	Yannick Hanfmann
654	Ranking	64
34 yr	Age	34 yr
180 cm	Height	193 cm
73 kg	Weight	86 kg
Right	Hand	Right
52	Points	835

		F. Coria's	Y. Hanfmann's
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