JCJan Choinski
★ World No. 88 · ATP

Jan Choinski

Great Britain · Right-handed
Age
30
Grand Slams
0
Highest rank
No. 75

Jan Choinski is the late bloomer of British tennis. Born in Koblenz in 1996 to a Polish father and an English mother, both professional ballet dancers, he switched from Germany to represent Great Britain in 2019 and spent most of his career on the Challenger circuit. At 30 he finally broke into the ATP top 100 during Wimbledon week 2026, and he is now ranked World No. 88 with a career high of World No. 75 behind him.

That breakthrough came with a run of results rather than one week. He reached his first ATP Tour quarter-final at Eastbourne as the first British qualifier ever to get that far there, beat Vit Kopriva at Wimbledon to reach the second round before losing to 17th seed Frances Tiafoe, then won back-to-back Challenger titles in Zagreb and Braunschweig. He has direct entry into the US Open main draw.

9
Challenger titles
R2
Best Grand Slam run
75
Career-high ranking
The Profile

Player Profile

Full nameJan Choinski
Date of birth10 June 1996
BirthplaceKoblenz, Germany
NationalityBritish (from 2019)
Height6ft 5in / 196cm
PlaysRight-handed (two-handed backhand)
CoachGunter Bresnik
Highest rankingWorld No. 75
Challenger titles9
2026 Season

Current Ranking & Recent Form

Braunschweig Open 2026Championbeat Hugo Gaston 4-6, 6-0, 6-4 for a second Challenger title in a matter of weeks
Zagreb Open 2026Championbeat Zsombor Piros 7-6(5), 7-6(2) without losing a set
Wimbledon 2026Second round — beat Vit Kopriva 6-3, 7-5, 6-2 with 18 aces to reach the top 100 for the first time, then lost to 17th seed Frances Tiafoe 4-6, 6-2, 7-5, 6-2 after taking the opening set
Eastbourne 2026Quarter-final — a maiden ATP Tour quarter-final, and the first time a British qualifier had reached that stage in the Eastbourne singles
French Open 2026Qualifying — seeded 13th in qualifying, beat Andres Andrade 7-6, 6-4 before going out to Pierre-Hugues Herbert
Analysis

Playing Style & Strengths

At 6ft 5in Choinski turns his height into a genuine serving advantage, and the numbers bear it out: 0.31 aces per game across his career and a 77.4% hold rate. His best day at Wimbledon 2026 was the clearest illustration, 18 aces against Vit Kopriva with 90% of first-serve points won, which is the profile of a player who can shorten matches when the delivery lands.

Behind the serve the game is more of a clay-court build than his height suggests. Most of his nine Challenger titles have come on clay, where the extra bounce lets him use the height on his groundstrokes and where his willingness to extend rallies pays. He wins 43.2% of the break points he earns and saves 59.9% of those against him, both above average for the level he has spent most of his career on.

The reason the breakthrough took until 30 is the gap between that level and the tour proper. Coached by Gunter Bresnik, who took Dominic Thiem to a Grand Slam title, he has closed it in 2026 by converting Challenger consistency into results against ranked opposition rather than by adding anything new to the game.

Rivalries

Head-to-Head Records

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OpponentChoinskiOpp.Note
Frances Tiafoe01Tiafoe won their Wimbledon 2026 second round in four sets after losing the opener
Betting

Choinski Betting Tips & Predictions

Choinski is a serve-led play, and the useful markets follow from that. Ace lines and total-games markets have been the sharper read on his matches than the outright win line, particularly on quicker courts where his height produces free points, and the 18-ace performance at Wimbledon 2026 was not an outlier so much as the ceiling of a repeatable pattern.

The caution is that his ranking is very new. He arrived inside the top 100 at 30 after a decade at Challenger level, so the sample of matches against top-50 opposition is small and prices that treat him as an established top-90 player can overstate him against genuine tour regulars. Compare the markets across our best tennis betting sites and the current tennis betting offers before backing him.

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FAQ

Jan Choinski FAQs

What is Jan Choinski's world ranking?
Choinski is World No. 88 and reached a career high of World No. 75 in July 2026, having broken into the ATP top 100 for the first time at the age of 30. Track the live standings on our ATP rankings page.
Why does Jan Choinski play for Great Britain?
He was born in Koblenz, Germany to a Polish father and an English mother from Southampton, and switched his sporting nationality from Germany to Great Britain in 2019.
What is Jan Choinski's best Grand Slam result?
The second round at Wimbledon, which he reached in 2023 and again in 2026. The 2026 run included an 18-ace win over Vit Kopriva before he lost to 17th seed Frances Tiafoe.
Is Jan Choinski in the US Open 2026 main draw?
Yes. His ranking earned him direct entry into the US Open 2026 main draw, making him one of only a handful of British men to get in without qualifying or a wildcard.
How old is Jan Choinski and how tall is he?
He is 30, born on 10 June 1996, and stands 6ft 5in. The height is central to a serve that produces 0.31 aces per game across his career.