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In April, Knowle won the [[Grand Prix Hassan II]] in Casablanca with [[Filip Polášek]], winning the final over the German team of [[Dustin Brown (tennis)|Dustin Brown]] and [[Christopher Kas]].
===2020-2021===
In November 2020, he began coaching [[Kevin Krawietz]] and [[Andreas Mies]] at the [[2020 ATP Finals]].<ref>https://www.tennisnet.com/en/news/atp-julian-knowle-joins-the-krawietz-and-mies-team</ref>
In February, Knowle competed in the [[2021 Australian Open – Men's doubles|Australian Open]], marking his first Grand Slam appearance since 2017. Knowle and [[Lloyd Harris (tennis)|Lloyd Harris]] lost in the first round to the pairing of [[Nick Kyrgios]] and [[Thanasi Kokkinakis]].▼
▲In February 2021, Knowle competed in the [[2021 Australian Open – Men's doubles|Australian Open]], marking his first Grand Slam appearance since 2017. Knowle and [[Lloyd Harris (tennis)|Lloyd Harris]] lost in the first round to the pairing of [[Nick Kyrgios]] and [[Thanasi Kokkinakis]].<ref>https://www.tennisnet.com/en/news/australian-open-kramies-coach-julian-knowle-makes-a-lightning-comeback </ref>
His last ATP event was the [[2021 French Open]]. He officially retired in November 2021.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.atptour.com/en/news/retirees-honoured-nitto-atp-finals-2021|title = Retirees Honoured at 2021 Nitto ATP Finals | ATP Tour | Tennis}}</ref>
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