Lee Hsin-han
| Państwo |  Chińskie Tajpej |
|---|---|
| Data i miejsce urodzenia | 19 maja 1988 Tajpej |
| Gra | praworęczny, oburęczny bekhend |
| Trener | Chen Ming-mi |
| Gra pojedyncza | |
| Wygrane turnieje | 0 |
| Najwyżej w rankingu | 537 (30 kwietnia 2012) |
| Gra podwójna | |
| Wygrane turnieje | 0 |
| Najwyżej w rankingu | 93 (11 lutego 2013) |
| Australian Open | 1R (2015) |
| Wimbledon | 1Q (2012) |
| Dorobek medalowy | |
Lee Hsin-han (chiń. upr. 李欣翰; chiń. trad. 李欣翰; pinyin Lǐ Xīnhàn; ur. 19 maja 1988 w Tajpej) – tajwański tenisista.
Kariera tenisowa
W latach 2009–2013 startując w trzech kolejnych edycjach uniwersjady zdobył łącznie 8 medali, w tym 4 złote. Dodatkowo podczas igrzysk azjatyckich w 2010 roku zajął trzecie miejsce w grze podwójnej. Jego partnerem był wówczas Yi Chu-huan.
Najwyżej sklasyfikowany był na 537. miejscu w singlu (30 kwietnia 2012) oraz na 93. w deblu (11 lutego 2013).
W przeciągu kariery wygrał 8 turniejów rangi ATP Challenger Tour w grze podwójnej.
W 2015 roku zadebiutował w imprezie Wielkiego Szlema podczas turnieju Australian Open. Jego partnerem był wówczas Zhang Ze. Para odpadła w pierwszej rundzie po porażce z duetem Julien Benneteau–Édouard Roger-Vasselin.
Zwycięstwa w turniejach ATP Challenger Tour w grze podwójnej
| Końcowy wynik | Nr | Data | Turniej | Nawierzchnia | Partner | Przeciwnicy | Wynik finału |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zwycięzca | 1. | 31 lipca 2011 | Wuhai | Twarda | Yang Tsung-hua |  Feng He Zhang Ze | 6:2, 7:6(4) |
| Zwycięzca | 2. | 9 czerwca 2012 | Prościejów | Ceglana | Hsieh Cheng-peng |  Colin Ebelthite John Peers | 7:5, 7:5 |
| Zwycięzca | 3. | 19 sierpnia 2012 | Karszy | Twarda | Peng Hsien-yin | Brydan Klein Yasutaka Uchiyama | 6:7(5), 6:4, 10–4 |
| Zwycięzca | 4. | 28 października 2012 | Seul | Twarda | Peng Hsien-yin |  Lim Yong-kyu Nam Ji-sung | 7:6(3), 7:5 |
| Zwycięzca | 5. | 27 stycznia 2013 | Maui | Twarda | Peng Hsien-yin |  Tennys Sandgren Rhyne Williams | 6:7(1), 6:2, 10–5 |
| Zwycięzca | 6. | 16 czerwca 2013 | Praga | Ceglana | Peng Hsien-yin | Vahid Mirzadeh Denis Zivkovic | 6:4, 4:6, 10–5 |
| Zwycięzca | 7. | 1 listopada 2015 | Suzhou | Twarda |  Denys Mołczanow | Gong Maoxin Peng Hsien-yin | 3:6, 7:6(5), 10–4 |
| Zwycięzca | 8. | 8 listopada 2015 | Hua Hin | Twarda | Lu Yen-hsun |  Andre Begemann Purav Raja | walkower |
Bibliografia
- Profil na stronie ATP (ang.). Association of Tennis Professionals. [dostęp 28 września 2017].
- Profil na stronie ITF (ang.). International Tennis Federation. [dostęp 28 września 2017].
- Profil na stronie Pucharu Davisa (ang.). Davis Cup. [dostęp 28 września 2017].
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