More About Zane

2007
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2014
Born in Houston, Texas, Zane Khan was introduced to tennis at five years old by his uncle, who coached both him and his twin brother. What started as a hobby quickly became a passion that consumed his life.
2014
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2017
At 12 years old, his family moved to Boca Raton, Florida, so he could train at the USTA National Campus. Throughout his junior career, Zane won multiple USTA National Championships, won the Eddie Herr title, was an Orange Bowl Finalist, competed in all four Junior Grand Slams, and represented the United States in international competitions. He was the No. 1 ranked junior for his age division for 7 consecutive years and again at age 19. He consistently ranked among the top ranked juniors in the world, reaching an ITF World Junior Ranking of No. 16.
2018
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2021
His success as a junior led to a promising professional career. By age 19, Zane had climbed into the ATP Top 400, won four professional ITF Futures titles, was a quarterfinalist at the ATP Challenger tournament, beating a top 100 player in the world, and reached the final round of U.S. Open Qualifying.

Just as his career was gaining momentum, a serious ankle injury changed everything. After initially being misdiagnosed, Zane continued competing until he couldn’t walk. Doctors later discovered severe ligament and tendon damage that required multiple major surgeries, countless treatments, and more than 30 injections in an effort to recover.
2025
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Present
After years of recovery, Zane has returned to the sport with a new perspective and a renewed sense of purpose. Today, he combines the experience he gained as a top-ranked junior, professional player, and athlete who overcame significant adversity to help every player reach their potential. His goal is not only to develop better tennis players, but to help build confident, disciplined competitors equipped for success both on and off the court.