A former professional tennis player and current tennis coach from South Africa, Wayne Richard Ferreira was born on September 15, 1971.

After Frances Tiafoe severed relations with his previous coach Zack Evenden in 2020, Ferreira took over as his primary coach.

Who is Frances Tiafoe coach Wayne Ferreira?

Ferreira held the top junior doubles and junior singles rankings in the world as a young athlete.

In 1989, he won the junior doubles championship at the US Open.

In 1989, Ferreira became a professional. In Adelaide in 1991, he won his first ATP doubles championship.

On the tour, 1992 marked Ferreira’s career-defining year.

He began by making it to the Australian Open semifinals. At London’s Queen’s Club in June, he won his first ATP singles championship.

It wasn’t long before he won his second singles championship in Schenectady, New York.

Despite leaving the professional tour in 2005, Ferreira continues to compete in the Outback Champions Series senior tour.

In that series, he finished fourth in points in both 2006 and 2007.

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