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Brayden Schnur
Brayden Schnur
Brayden Schnur
Brayden Schnur
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    • Nicknames are Brayand Braydo.
    • Speaks English and French.
    • Father, Chris;mother,AnneMarie Nielsen; sister, Amanda.
    • Began playing tennis at age 9, picking up a racquet for 1st time at a summer camp.
    • Moved to Florida at age 14. Credits his mother and former coach Heath Turpin as having biggest impact on his career.
    • Played 3 seasons of college tennis at University of North Carolina (2014-16), where he was a 3-time All-American.
    • Favourite shot is serve, surface is grass and tournament isATP Masters 1000 Canada.
    • Enjoys Italian food, Netflix and American football. Fan of Carolina Panthers (NFL).
    • Favourite city on tour is London.
    • Supports charities that help animals and wildlife.
    • Favourite movie is A Knight's Tale, actor is Heath Ledger and musician is Kygo.
    • Says his guilty pleasure is popcorn at the movies and his best quality is his heart.
    • Favourite subject in school was gym.

    (UPDATED 8 AUGUST 2021)

    • Broke into Top 100 following run to 2019 Winnipeg Challenger final and achieved career-high No. 92 after reaching 2019 VancouverChallenger 3R.
    • Earned 1st ATP Tour win and reached 1st QF, SF and final at 2019 New York as Q, beating Johnson in 2R after saving 2 MPs and falling to Opelka in final after saving 5 MPs.
    • Owns 0-14 career record besides his run at 2019 New York (4-1), including 1R losses at ATP Masters 1000 Canada in 2014 as Q, 2017 as WC and 2019 as WC.
    • Also still seeking 1st Challenger title after reaching finals at 2018 Playford, 2019 Newport Beach, 2019 Winnipeg and 2019 Charlottesville.
    • Ended junior career by beating future ATP No. 7 Rublev en route to 2013 Canadian Open title, then became 3-time All-American at University of North Carolina.

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