Biography of Adrian Mannarino [Age, Height, Wife, Kids, Family, Salary, Award & Net worth ]

Although Adrian Mannarino has given quite a few eye-catching performances and worthwhile seriousness in games, Mannarino isn’t well-known widely in the arena.

People might not recognize him right instant and take time to recall the memories. However, it doesn’t make him any less pleasurable to write about.

To illustrate, Mannarino is a left-handed professional tennis player who commenced his journey in 2004.

At present, he ranks the world No. 38 in ATP singles rankings, while his highest rank to date is world No. 22.

Apparently, the player is the all-surface player who plays under the coach, Erwan Tortuyaux.

Quick Facts

Full Name	Adrian Mannarino
Date of Birth	29 June 1988
Birth Place	Soisy-sous-Montmorency, France
Nick Name	None
Religion	Christianity
Nationality	French
Ethnicity	White
Zodiac Sign	Cancer
Age	34 years old
Height	1.80 m (5 feet 11 inches)
Weight	150 lbs (68.0 kg)
Hair Color	Black
Eye Color	Brown – Dark
Build	Athletic
Father’s Name	Florent Mannarino
Mother’s Name	Annie Mannarino
Siblings	Three older brothers, Julien Mannarino, Morgan Mannarino, and Thomas Mannarino One younger sister, Iris Mannarino
Education	Not Available
Marital Status	Unmarried
Wife	None
Kids	None
Profession	Tennis player
Professional since	2004
Plays	Left-handed (two-handed backhand)
Coach	Erwan Tortuyaux
Net Worth	$5 million
Social Media	Instagram, Twitter
Products	Adrian Mannarino Poster
Last Update	August, 2022

Adrian Mannarino | Early Life

Mannarino was born on 29 June 1988, under Cancer’s sun sign to his parents Annie Mannarino and Florent Mannarino. Furthermore, he is the second youngest of five children.

Altogether, he has three older brothers: Julien Mannarino, Morgan Mannarino, and Thomas Mannarino. At the same time, he has a younger sister named Iris Mannarino.

In addition, he was born in Soisy-sous-Montmorency, France, which is a commune in the Val-d’Oise département located 15.3 km (9.5 mi) north of Paris, France.

Not to mention, he grew up in that very town and spent his childhood days there.

Apart from it, his father, Florent, is a tennis player while his mother, Annie, used to be a school teacher.

Subsequently, Mannarino hasn’t updated or, let’s say, publicized his academics and childhood memories.

Adrian Mannarino | Career

Similar to most of the athletes, Mannarino started early in the field of tennis at the age of five.

Back then, his father used to teach him gameplay, and his older brother also played the sport. As he started training for tennis, he developed his love for the game.

Eventually, he was playing it in his hometown clubs and then partook in the games. Moreover, his parents used to drive him to the court for his matches.

Additionally, he has admired left-handed players like Rios, Ivanisevic, and Henri Leconte ever since his young time.

Although Mannarino commenced his professional career in 2004; his Grand Slam singles debut only came at the 2007 French Open.

Unfortunately, he lost his debut match over Marin Čilić in straight sets.

French Open

In 2008, Mannarino gained a wild card for the home Grand Slam tournament and was featured in the French Open.

As for his singles match, it was a sorrowful loss against Argentine qualifier Diego Junqueira in the first round.

Following it, he competed in the 2008 French Open men’s doubles, which also gave him a loss.

Later, he partook in the 2008 Open de Moselle in France, where he had advanced till the semifinals.

Likewise, he bagged the single event in an ATP Challenger Tour tournament in Jersey, defeating Andreas Beck.

Furthermore, he appeared in the inaugural Masters France, alongside Paul-Henri Mathieu, Michaël Llodra, and Arnaud Clément.

Australian Open

Mannarino first partook in the Australian Open in 2009, which was a loss against Fernando Verdasco.

Jumping straight to 2016, his Australian Open was paired with Lucas Pouille, as they defeated three seeded pairs that year.

Advancing to the 2018 Australian Open, Mannarino had stepped into the singles main draw third round for the first time in his career.

Wimbledon Open

In 2011, Adrian lost in the main draw singles second round of the Wimbledon Open. In an interval of two years, Mannarino partook in the 2013 Wimbledon Championships and took the win over Pablo Andújar in the first round.

Therefore, this took him to the single’s third round of a Grand Slam for the first time. He took over Dustin Brown and veteran Łukasz Kubot but lost to Jerzy Janowicz during the event.

ATP World Tour

In 2017, as Mannarino defeated Borna Ćorić and Fernando Verdasco, he reached his first career ATP World Tour Masters 1000 singles quarterfinal at the 2017 Rogers Cup.

Apparently, he took down world no. 10 Milos Raonic; however, he lost to Denis Shapovalov.

Following it, Mannarino gained his foremost career biggest singles win, alongside the career win over a member of the Top 5 in the ATP singles rankings.

Afterward, he earned his first career ATP World Tour 500 Series singles final in the Japan Open.

Overall, he played his first ATP World Tour tournament of 2018 at the Sydney International. After the event, he claimed his then career-high of world no. 25 in the ATP singles rankings.

Likewise in 2019, he won the 2019 Rosmalen Grass Court Championships which was held on grass, by defeating Jordan Thompson in the final.

He started his 2021 season at the Delray Beach Open where he lost in the second round to Cameron Norrie.

Similarly in the Mexico Open,  he retired during his first-round encounter against fifth seed Grigor Dimitrov

Adrian Mannarino | Playing Style and Stats

Mannarino is a player that portrays beautiful stroke mechanics and movement direction. To elaborate, he has good wrist positioning with the light ball hitting.

Moreover, he is an attacker with his ball movements with a piece of thorough knowledge of his anticipation and agility.

Furthermore, he has his own share of his personalized favorite racquet, which is the Babolat Aero Pro Drive 2013 edition.

“My game is to be consistent as I can. Running well. Making the opponent have a hard time on the court, making him work a lot. I know that I can run for a long, long time… I am just trying to get into a real fight.”
-Adrian Mannarino

As of now, Mannarino has recorded 191–226 (45.8%) in his singles match, while he has 27–75 (26.5%) in his double match.

Adrian Mannarino | 2020 Incident

In September 2020, Mannarino had a Grand Slam tennis match against No. 5 Alexander Zverev of Russia.

To illustrate, their match was supposed to be held at Louis Armstrong Stadium; however, both of them didn’t show up for the match.

Later, as Mannarino explained, his health officials had stated that he must remain quarantined in his hotel room for another week.

“It was a weird situation for me. I didn’t know what to think. I was just laying on the sofa, still trying to be focused, just in case I would go on court.”
-Adrian Mannarino

Adrian Mannarino| Net Worth

At present, Adrian Mannarino has a net worth of $5 million, and his career’s prize money is estimated to be $7,705,371, with both singles and doubles match combined.

Hydrogen Tennis Clothing

Apart from it, Mannarino endorses the clothing brand, Hydrogen Tennis Clothing, alongside players such as Feliciano Lopez and Tomas Berdych.

Furthermore, this brand is quite famous among tennis players, and you can see its skull logo with most of the athletes.

As for a brief background, it is an Italian brand selling luxury sportswear, with a special line focusing on tennis and golf.

Net Worth of Adrian Mannarino in Different Currencies

Here is the net worth of Adrian Mannarino in different currencies, including the Euro and Canadian Dollar.

Currency	Net Worth
Euro	€4,313,625
Pound Sterling	£3,675,025
Australian Dollar	A$6,874,270
Canadian Dollar	C$6,293,600
Indian Rupee	₹372,582,500
BitCoin	฿100

Adrian Mannarino | Personal Life

Mannarino is a player who best likes to play in his own home country. Apart from tennis, he also shares his love for sports in soccer and is an avid lover of the Paris St. Germain soccer team.

Besides, his closest friend in the industry, as proclaimed by him, is Benoit Paire. To date, Mannarino is an eligible bachelor and hasn’t recorded any dating history.

Infact, he hasn’t updated or disclosed his relationship with the public now has he been involved in any such scandals.

Ball Boy Story

During a Wimbledon event, Adrian Mannarino had collided with a ball boy during his second-round win over Japan’s Yūichi Sugita.

Back then, they had the Serbian umpire Marijana Veljovic, who gave Mannarino “unsportsmanlike conduct.”

That was when Mannarino had a statement that pulled out an array of controversies surrounding the athlete. Thus, the umpire stated Mannarino’s behavior as unacceptable.

“It’s a joke. I’m hurting myself just not to hurt [him], and you give me a warning … Ball kids are the priority, right? I cannot walk to my chair? I’m hitting him as much as he’s hitting me. I don’t know who has priority on the court. Is it the players or the ball boys? Can you do Wimbledon with just ball boys? I don’t know.”
-Adrian Mannarino

Actually, as Mannarino returned to his seat after the match, he explained how exhausted he was. Thus, he didn’t realize that the ball boy was there, and hence, they sort of collided with each other.

Social Media

Mannarino is not a regular uploader on the social media platform; however, he shares some parts of his life in the accounts. As of now, he has 11.9k followers in his Instagram account and 22.1k followers in his Twitter account.

Instagram handle	@adrianmannarino
Twitter handle	@AdrianMannarino

Adrian Mannarino | FAQs

Where does Adrian Mannarino reside?

Adrian Mannarino currently resides in Valletta, Malta.

Is Adrian Mannarino gay?

Many people have questioned the sexual orientation of the tennis player, Adrian Mannarino. In the bargain, many people assume him to be gay; however, he has not commented about his sexuality.

When did Mannarino get Injured?

Mannarino suffered from an injury in the right knee after he slipped on the grass and fell.

Who is Adrian Mannarino sponsored by?

The professional tennis player is sponsored by different brands such as Hydrogen Tennis, Babolat, Nike, etc.