A biography for Christopher Eubankshasn’t been written yet.
“The income in tennis is very up and down, very hot and cold. So I'm very conscious of saving for rainy days. You have to make sure you're taken care of in the time in which things aren't going well.”
“I'm not this person who's obsessed with winning at all costs.”
“I really think commentating has helped me personally. But I'm a tennis player first, and commentating should still just be an opportunity.”
“In tennis, because we have a little bit more time, and we can, unlike other sports, we can lose more points and still win the match as long as you win the right points at the right time.”
“You have to kind of look at yourself and re-evaluate your own game while still not changing who you are, if that makes sense.”
“Being as close to Coco as I am... being good friends with Naomi, I'm around enough tennis players to be able to pick their brain, hear the way that they look at certain things.”
“I think that part of the reason I even got into commentary was because I had a real sit-down with my agent in 2021 and I said, 'Listen, if I'm still 200 by next year and injuries haven't played a part, I can do something else with my time.'”
“Joking around in the locker room and kind of just laughing and being myself helps me play my best tennis.”
“My parents were super busy, with my dad working at Delta and my mom at a bank, but our lives became tennis.”
“I always say Jarmere Jenkins is the first role model I ever had. That was kind of the first person that I said, 'Oh, man, I want to be just like that.' I used to wear ankle braces because he wore ankle braces.”
“I love going to Australia. That's also the first Grand Slam where I had a good amount of success. I've played some of my best tennis in Melbourne.”
“Not very often I get broken three times in one set.”
“I'm excited to partner with FICO to not only raise awareness about the need for financial education but also learn more about it myself.”
“It's not that glamorous if you're ranked around 200.”
“After you win a couple matches, it's weird, but you look at it as, on to the next one, on to the next one.”
“I got a college scholarship, and that was great.”
“I think commentary has really helped my game, helped my ability to watch the match and play into a style and I plan to continue on doing it.”
“My dad told me that I was going to Georgia Tech.”
“I don't know if I really believed I could put it together match after match after match against quality opponents. That's something Coco has been telling me for a long time. Naomi even says the same thing.”
“It was like, let's get a degree in the business school, and maybe I play pro tennis, maybe I coach, we'll see what happens. Things just kind of started to gain some momentum around my junior year, and I decided to fully pursue tennis.”