Borna Coric Parents
Borna Coric’s parents are Damir Coric and Zeljka Coric . His father’s name is Damir Coric while his mother’s name is Zeljka Coric. They are both from Croatia. After observing his father Damir play, Ori began playing tennis at the age of five.
Borna Coric Career
Borna Coric is a Croatian tennis player who is well-known for his consistency and excellent groundstrokes.
Coric debuted among other great young players such as Alexander Zverev, Hyeon Chung, and Denis Shapovalov, and has since earned a name for himself with his exceptional work ethic and attitude. He has also made significant contributions to Croatia’s Davis Cup team, leading them to the 2018 final with a streak of hard-fought victories.
Coric’s backhand is already world-class, and his down-the-line backhand in particular has caused all of the opponents he has faced issues. Coric can attack and defend with his backhand effortlessly, thanks to an abbreviated backswing similar to Djokovic’s, and is especially deadly when pulled wide on that wing.
Coric is one of the world’s fastest movers, and he can outrun almost any player. Coric, who is capable of defending indefinitely, has been known to exhaust his opponents with his machine-like effectiveness from the baseline.
The Croat also possesses a strong serve, having hit over 80% of his first serves in his 2017 Shanghai Masters victory over Roger Federer. While his second serve is not as swift as that of some of the tour’s taller players, it has a decent amount of kick that can open up the court for an easy putaway.
Coric’s serve return is once again among the finest in the world. Taking the ball early from both wings, he can pass back practically anything with interest and easily neutralize points against even the most powerful servers.
In 2013, he reached the semifinals of both the Australian and French Open junior competitions before winning the boys’ singles category at the US Open in three sets against Australian Thanasi Kokkinakis.
