Simon Gauzy

Born: 24/10/1994
Height: 182 cm
Nationality: French
Style: Right-handed, Shakehand
Best WR: 8 (November 2017)

Simon Gauzy was born 24 October, 1994 in Toulouse, France.
He has competed in three Olympic Games (2016, 2020 & 2024). In 2025, he became the European champion in team event. Gauzy is a 5-time French champion – 3 times in singles and once in doubles and mixed doubles events. On professional circuit, Gauzy has won two singles and one doubles title. On the club level, French international has won two German Bundesliga and one French Pro A title.

OLYMPIC GAMES

2024 Paris (Team)

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

2024 Busan (Team)

EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

2015 Yekaterinburg (Team)
2016 Budapest (Singles)
2017 Luxembourg (Team)
2019 Nantes (Team)
2020 Warsaw (Mixed Doubles)
2024 Linz (Mixed Doubles)
2025 Zadar (Team)

EUROPE TOP 16

2017 Antibes

PROFESSIONAL TOUR SINGLES ACCOLADES

2015 Czech Open Hungarian Open
2017 Australian Open Austrian Open
2021 WTT Contender
2022 WTT Feeder Fort Lauderdale
2023 WTT Contender Durban WTT Feeder Havirov WTT Feeder Panagyurishte WTT Contender Muscat
2025 WTT Feeder Cappadocia WTT Feeder Otočec WTT Feeder Otočec II WTT Contender Zagreb WTT Europe Smash

PROFESSIONAL TOUR DOUBLES ACCOLADES

2017 Czech Open
2024 WTT Contender Zagreb WTT Star Contender Ljubljana

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

2012 Nantes (Singles & Doubles)
2013 Agen (Singles & Doubles)
2014 Mouilleron-le-Captif (Singles & Doubles)
2015 Orchies (Doubles)
2017 Marseille (Doubles)
2020 Arnas (Singles) (Doubles)
2021 Cesson-Sévigné (Singles)
2022 Mouilleron-le-Captif (Singles)
2023 Antibes (Mixed Doubles) (Singles)
2024 Montpellier (Singles)

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS

2011 France 1st ETTU Cup (Levallois SCTT)
2016 Germany 1st (TTF Liebherr Ochsenhausen)
2017 Germany 1st (TTF Liebherr Ochsenhausen)
2018 Germany 1st (TTF Liebherr Ochsenhausen)
2019 Germany 1st (TTF Liebherr Ochsenhausen)
2020 Germany 1st (TTF Liebherr Ochsenhausen)
2021 Germany 1st (TTF Liebherr Ochsenhausen)
2023 Germany 1st (TTF Liebherr Ochsenhausen)
2025 Germany 1st (TTF Liebherr Ochsenhausen)