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Coleman Wong Chak-lam

Coleman Wong Chak-lam
Coleman Wong is Hong Kong's top men's tennis player, reaching a career high ATP singles ranking of 134 in September 2024. He is the first first Hongkonger to reach the men’s singles main draw at an ATP 1000 event after winning back-to-back qualifiers at the 2024 Miami Masters.
Coleman Wong scrambles to reach a forehand against Otto Virtanen on a difficult day for the Hong Kong No 1. Photo: Eugene Lee
Hong Kong Tennis Association

Hong Kong Davis Cup progress checked by ice-cool Finland as Coleman Wong loses

Visitors win doubles and singles without dropping a set on day two to complete 3-1 success at Victoria Park Tennis Stadium.

Hong Kong Tennis Association

Davis Cup: Coleman Wong ‘ready’ to shoulder load with Hong Kong, Finland at 1-1

Hong Kong Tennis Association

Hong Kong’s Coleman Wong backs Davis Cup surprise pick to ‘do some damage’

Hong Kong Tennis Association

Hong Kong, Finland Davis Cup captains hold court amid spectre of absent friends

Former city tennis figurehead Steven Host and Finnish player Emil Ruusuvuori were topics of discussion as the teams get set for battle.

Yu Hiu-tung (left) and Jarkko Nieminen will send their teams into Davis Cup battle over the weekend. Photo: HKCTA
Davis Cup

Davis Cup play-off: Hong Kong not underdogs against top seeds Finland, Wong says

City’s best player says playing at home should provide an advantage, team’s National Games bronze-winning experience could prove useful.

Australian Open

Hong Kong’s Coleman Wong holds out hope for ‘lucky loser’ spot at Australian Open

Hongkonger loses in third qualifying round of year’s first grand slam but could still make the main draw should there be withdrawals.

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Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open

Coleman Wong pledges to close gap to leading players after loss to Lorenzo Musetti

Home hero beaten by Lorenzo Musetti, Italian set for Andrey Rublev semi-final clash after ‘more settled’ Russian brushes aside Nuno Borges.

Hong Kong’s Coleman Wong hits a return to Italy’s Lorenzo Musetti at Hong Kong Tennis Open. Photo: AFP
Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open

Hong Kong’s Coleman Wong set to play loose against ‘boa constrictor’ Musetti

Home star set for first ATP Tour quarter-final against world No 7 Italian at Victoria Park Tennis Centre on Friday.

Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open

Impressive Borges ends ex-world No 3 Marin Cilic’s Hong Kong Open campaign

Portuguese says he plans to use the break in his schedule to ‘see a little bit of Hong Kong’ before refocusing on his quarter-final.

Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open

Coleman Wong will ‘keep dreaming’ after reaching last 8 of Hong Kong Tennis Open

Home star recovers from one set down to beat No 6 seed Gabriel Diallo in a clash lasting more than two hours at Victoria Park.

Coleman Wong celebrates after reaching the last 8 of the Hong Kong Tennis Open. Photo: Elson Li
Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open

Partisan tennis crowd holds no fear for Gabriel Diallo ahead of Coleman Wong clash

Canadian relishing prospect of meeting friend, doubles partner and local hero in second round of ATP 250 event in Causeway Bay.

Gabriel Diallo (top) and Coleman Wong competing in the Hong Kong Open doubles on Monday. Photo: Eugene Lee
Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open

Hongkonger Wong hungry for major progress after Norway camp with Casper Ruud

Home favourite Coleman Wong will learn Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open first-round opponent when draw is made on Saturday.

Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open

Hong Kong Tennis Open: ex-US Open champ Cilic, 9 top-50 players confirmed

Croatian star joins strong field for January event at Victoria Park, including four current top 20 and leading Asian players.

Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open

Wu relishes ‘home’ Hong Kong Tennis Open, aims to build on National Games gold

China’s Wu expects boost from local fans as he looks to vie with Jerry Shang and Hong Kong’s Coleman Wong.

Chinese tennis star Wu Yibing hopes Hong Kong will bring him “good luck”. Photo: Xinhua
2025 National Games

Meet Hong Kong’s history-making medal winners from the National Games

First-time winners brought honour alongside established medallists as the city won more medals than at any previous Games.

Hong Kong’s most decorated Olympian, Siobhan Haughey, won her favourite event, the 200m freestyle, and the 100m freestyle at the National Games, along with two bronze medals. Photo: Eugene Lee
2025 National Games

Coleman Wong proud of ‘milestone’ bronze, turns attention to Hong Kong Open

National Games medal a first for city’s tennis players, and Wong plans to use march to semi-finals as fuel for 2026 season.

2025 National Games

Coleman Wong gets his wish to face Wu Yibing in National Games tennis semi-final

Wong is already guaranteed a medal in Zhuhai, but hopes to repeat his past victories over Wu and reach gold match.

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2025 National Games

How Hong Kong tennis star Wong overcame impostor syndrome to turn dragon slayer

City No 1 set for National Games second-round clash as he chases golden climax to breakthrough year.

Coleman Wong connects with his ‘bomb of a forehand’ during his National Games first-round victory over Duan Hao. Photo: Eugene Lee
2025 National Games

Coleman Wong has nothing to fear, can take down any National Games rivals: coach

Draw for men’s singles keeps Coleman Wong away from tennis tournament’s ‘big dogs’. Women’s event blown wide open after Zheng Qinwen withdraws.

2025 National Games

National Games: Haughey into final, rugby kicks off, Zheng out – as it happened

Siobhan Haughey reaches final of 200m freestyle on day 3, after Zhang Zhanshuo beats Pan Zhanle again and tennis star Zheng Qinwen withdraws.

2025 National Games

Hong Kong tennis chiefs hope golden November will boost sport’s elite status

National Games success could be crucial to sport maintaining it’s Tier A status at the Hong Kong Sports Institute.

Coleman Wong is considered Hong Kong’s best chance for a tennis medal at the National Games. Photo: Eugene Lee
2025 National Games

Profile | Hong Kong’s Coleman Wong has yet another chance for a ‘first’ at National Games

The city’s great medal hope has made several breakthroughs this year, but two more would cap off the year nicely.

Coleman Wong returns a shot to Richard Gasquet during their Ultimate Tennis Showdown match at Kai Tak Arena in mid October. Photo: Eugene Lee
ATP

Cerundolo takes maiden UTS Hong Kong title, while Wong bows out on winning note

Argentina’s Francisco Cerundolo downs Jenson Brooksby in final at Kai Tak Arena. Coleman Wong seals thrilling victory over Richard Gasquet.

Hong Kong Tennis Association

Wong and Rublev rematch highlight of Ultimate Tennis Series draw in Hong Kong

Coleman Wong and Andrey Rublev to play in quarter-finals, while China’s Jerry Shang is added to event after Nick Kyrgios pulls out injured.

Hong Kong Tennis Association

Coleman Wong’s coach issues scam warning after Wire app fraud targets star’s fans

Scammers create fake social media account claiming to be James Allemby, sell VIP packages for Ultimate Tennis Series event in Hong Kong.

Coleman Wong Chak-lam will play at Ultimate Tennis Showdown next month. Photo: Mike Chan
Hong Kong Tennis Association

Hong Kong’s Coleman Wong loses to Japanese veteran at Chengdu Open

City No 1’s run of form, which saw him into third round of US Open and home Davis Cup win, ends against Taro Daniel.

Coleman Wong lost on Thursday to world No 168 Taro Daniel at the Sichuan International Tennis Centre. Photo: Karma Lo
Davis Cup

Davis Cup: Wong-powered Hong Kong claim stunning victory against Uzbekistan

Coleman Wong and Wong Chun-hun grab doubles point, before former’s singles triumph guides Hong Kong to 3-1 win in World Group II clash.

Davis Cup

Davis Cup: Hong Kong and Uzbekistan all square after opening singles matches

Coleman Wong cruises past Sergey Fomin in first encounter of World Group II clash, while Khumoyun Sultanov downs Wong Tsz-fu.

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