Aleksandar Karakaševic

Born: 09/12/1975
Height: 180 cm
Nationality: Yugoslav/Serbian
Style: Left-handed, Shakehand
Best WR: 32 (December 2006)

Aleksandar Karakaševic was born 9 December, 1975 in Zemun, Yugoslavia (now Serbia). He is a son of Milivoj Karakaševic – Yugoslavian international and World & European Championships medalist.
Known as a great doubles player, Karakaševic is a 4-time European champion in mixed doubles event. On professional circuit, he has won three singles and 7 doubles titles. On club level, Karakaševič has won two Spanish Superdivision, Czech Extraliga and ETTU Cup titles, as well as one Serbian Super League title.

EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

2000 Bremen (Mixed Doubles)
2002 Zagreb (Mixed Doubles)
2003 Courmayeur (Doubles)
2005 Aarhus (Mixed Doubles)
2007 Belgrade (Mixed Doubles)
2009 Subotica (Mixed Doubles) Stuttgart (Doubles)
2010 Subotica (Mixed Doubles)
2011 Gdansk-Sopot (Singles & Doubles) Istanbul (Mixed Doubles)
2016 Budapest (Mixed Doubles)
2018 Alicante (Mixed Doubles)

WORLD TOUR FINALS

1996 Tianjin (Doubles)
2001 Hainan (Doubles)
2003 Guangzhou (Doubles)

PROFESSIONAL TOUR SINGLES ACCOLADES

2003 USA Open
2006 Slovenia Open German Open USA Open
2007 USA Open
2016 Czech Open

PROFESSIONAL TOUR DOUBLES ACCOLADES

1995 Russian Open Israel Open
1996 Italian Open Yugoslav Open
1997 Austrian Open
2000 Croatia Open
2001 Qatar Open German Open Dutch Open
2003 Japan Open German Open USA Open
2004 Greek Open Brazil Open
2005 Russia Open
2006 Croatia Open Serbia Open USA Open
2007 Slovenia Open Korea Open
2008 USA Open
2009 German Open
2011 UAE Open
2020 Portugal Open (Challenger) Oman Open (Challenger)
2022 WTT Feeder Budapest

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS

2001 Germany 1st (TTF Liebherr Ochsenhausen)
2005 ETTU Cup (SV Plüderhausen)
2006 Germany 2nd (SV Plüderhausen)
2009 ETTU Cup (SV Plüderhausen)
2014 Spain 1st (UCAM Cartagena)
2015 Spain 1st (UCAM Cartagena)
2016 Spain 1st (UCAM Cartagena)
2017 Czech Republic 1st (TTC Ostrava 2016)
2018 Czech Republic 1st (TTC Ostrava 2016)
2019 Germany 4th (TSV Kuppingen)
2020 Germany 3rd (TTC Champions Düsseldorf)
2022 Serbia 1st (STK Radnički Beočin)