Andrey Golubev
ATP High #21 / Kazakhstan
Golubev made history by securing Kazakhstan’s first-ever ATP Tour title at the 2010 German Open
21 (Doubles)
Astana, KZ
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Andrey Golubev built a strong doubles career representing Kazakhstan. Reaching a career-high doubles ranking of World No. 21 in 2022, he made his biggest mark by reaching the 2021 French Open men’s doubles final alongside Alexander Bublik. Golubev also made history in singles, winning Kazakhstan’s first-ever ATP Tour title at the 2010 German Open. After years of competing at the highest level, he announced his retirement in September 2024.
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Made history by securing Kazakhstan’s first-ever ATP Tour title at the 2010 German Open
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2021 French Open Doubles Finalist
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Career High World No. 33 in Singles
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Career High World No. 21 in Doubles
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