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James Cluskey was born on 18 August, 1986 in Dublin, Ireland, is an Irish tennis player. Discover James Cluskey's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 37 years old?

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Age 37 years old
Zodiac Sign Leo
Born 18 August, 1986
Birthday 18 August
Birthplace Dublin, Ireland
Nationality Ireland

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At 37 years old, James Cluskey height is 1.98m .

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1986

James Cluskey (born 18 August 1986) is a retired Irish professional tennis player, mainly playing doubles.

He was born in Dublin, Ireland and attended Belvedere College along with fellow Irish tennis player James McGee.

Cluskey was, for some time, the highest ranked Irish doubles player.

2004

In 2004, Cluskey won the Irish under-18 singles championship.

He also reached the final of the men's doubles and won the mixed doubles at the national championships.

2005

He then took the decision in 2005 to move to the United States, where he played college tennis for Louisiana State University.

He had a successful four years there where he achieved a national doubles ranking of 3 with partner Ken Skupski.

In total he won 82 doubles and 57 singles matches in college tennis.

2006

Cluskey played his first futures event in Limerick in June 2006.

He reached the quarter-finals of the doubles with university teammate Ken Skupski and also qualified for the main draw of the singles, reaching the second round.

His form earned him a call up to the Irish Davis Cup team for their match against Slovenia where he narrowly lost a tense five set match in the doubles rubber.

He continued playing futures during the summer months when he was not attending university.

2008

He won his first ever Challenger level match in 2008 at the Shelbourne Irish Open, partnering Colin O'Brien.

2010

In 2010 Cluskey started to make his first breakthroughs at futures level.

He won his first doubles tournament in Eilat partnering Michael Venus, who he had played with at university.

He then went on to win a further three futures events that year, in Edinburgh, Dublin and Jūrmala, partnering compatriot Colin O'Brien.

2011

Cluskey's ranking enabled him to enter a couple of Challenger tournaments at the start of 2011.

After a couple of disappointing results he won his first doubles title of 2011 in March in a futures event in Vaduz and followed that up with another title the following week in Taverne.

He went from strength to strength in 2011 and won a further two futures titles, along with reaching six finals.

His best run came in October where he reached five consecutive finals at futures events, all of which were in France.

He partnered Jean Andersen in three of these finals although they only won one of them.

Cluskey was also runner-up in the other two.

This form saw Cluskey again enter a couple of Challengers at the end of the year, in Loughborough and Salzburg but again his form was poor, going out in the first round of both.

Cluskey's form saw him recalled to the Irish Davis Cup team for the first time since 2011.

He teamed up with David O'Hare and they nearly pulled off a shock result against Aliaksandr Bury and former world number one doubles player Max Mirnyi, losing in five sets after having had match points in the fourth.

2012

2012 again saw a slow start to the year for Cluskey, but he managed to turn his fortunes around and take another doubles title in a futures event in Cividino.

In May, he then went on to finally have some success at Challenger level, reaching the semi-finals of the Status Athens Open with Frenchman Fabrice Martin.

Cluskey and Martin went on to have further success that year, winning futures events in Palma del Río and Bagnères-de-Bigorre, as well as making the quarter-finals of the Guzzini Challenger and the semi-finals of the President's Cup.

Cluskey also had some success with other partners, reaching the semi-finals of the Türk Telecom İzmir Cup with Matwé Middelkoop.

Cluskey's form this year also some him break into the top 200 of the ATP doubles rankings for the first time in his career in mid-September.

2013

Cluskey started 2013 in the same excellent form he had finished 2012 in.

By now he was focusing solely on doubles and he reached four consecutive futures finals in his first four tournaments of the year, although he only won one of them.

This form saw him mainly playing on the Challenger Tour by April instead of the futures tournaments he was used to playing.

His form at this level was poor though and he regularly exited in the first round of tournaments.

As costs began to mount up he was beginning to consider quitting tennis until he spectacularly turned his from round by teaming up with old partner Fabrice Martin to win the PTT Cup.

It was the first time either of them had won a title at challenger level.

Cluskey then followed up this success only two weeks later, this time winning the Guimarães Open with Maximillian Neuchrist.

These two tournament wins gave Cluskey a newfound belief that he could go on to have a successful career in tennis as he rose to a new career high ranking.

His good form continued into the next couple of months as he won two more futures events and reached the final of the American Express – TED Open.

2015

Cluskey retired from professional tennis in November 2015.