
Alexander Bublik
Tennis player
Kazakh professional tennis player, Rolland Garros 2021 doubles finalist, nine-time ATP singles tournament winner, and participant in the 2020 Summer Olympics. First racket of Kazakhstan, currently ranked the 10th in ATP singles
The 2021 Roland Garros finalist in the men’s doubles, winner of nine ATP tournaments in singles. In January 2026, Alexander made it into the top 10 of the world’s strongest tennis players for the first time.
Alexander is one of the brightest players on the tour; his matches always turn into a show, and it’s not always directly related to tennis. The player’s style gives fans that very thrill that makes watching a match not just an aesthetic pleasure, but also an adrenaline feast. For example, Sasha holds an amazing achievement. Since the founding of the ATP Tour in 1990, he has become the first champion who had to come from behind during a tournament after losing the first set. This happened on the way to his fourth title in Montpellier.
At the First&Red venues, Alexander appears not only as a tennis player but also as a caring host in the show “Tea with Bublik,” where the tennis player, together with the guests, discusses sports, culture, and beauty.
Stories
TennisBublik AlexanderJune 3, 2025Maxim YanchevskyBublik’s Rise: from Challenger Final to Roland Garros Quarterfinals“You don’t get anywhere without hard work.”
TennisBublik AlexanderMay 13, 2025First&RedAlexander Bublik is First&Red ambassadorOne of the brightest tennis players in world tennis has joined a new media platform.Alexander Bublik at FONBASE








Alexander Bublik is First&Red ambassador





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