The transition is set to take effect next week, marking the beginning of Shevchenko’s performances as part of the Kazakh team.
Taking to social media, the athlete shared the news, expressing his pride in the decision and his eagerness to step onto the court, aiming to create unforgettable moments for both himself and the country.
With this move, Shevchenko will immediately assume the position of Kazakhstan’s second-ranked player in men’s singles, following Alexander Bublik, who currently holds the 27th rank. Throughout his professional career, Shevchenko has secured victories in three Challenger tournaments and reached the final of one ATP event.
