Adam Walton

Australia

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I got thrashed in qualifying and got the call-up three days later to play again and it almost feels like a new start, a new tournament and I’m just so happy to be through to the last 16.

Adam Walton, 25 Mar 2025

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Started playing tennis at the age of five
Favourite tennis players are Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal
Advanced to semifinals of Australian 18/u Championships in December 2016
Peaked at a career-high ITF world junior ranking of No.60 in January 2017
In 2017, began playing college tennis at the University of Tennessee; played final year in 2022
Won first professional title at ITF M15 tournament in Waco, Texas in July 2022 (the first of three Futures titles that season)
Cracked ATP top 500 in October 2022; cracked top 400 in February 2023
Made Grand Slam debut in qualifying at Australian Open 2023, beating 14th seed Pablo Andujar (a former world No.32) in his opening match
Qualified at an ATP tournament for the first time in January 2024, beating two top-100 players to earn spot in Adelaide main draw
Made his top-100 debut in singles in May 2024 after winning an ATP Challenger title in Chinese Taipei
Awarded a main-draw singles wildcard at Roland Garros 2024
Won the Brisbane 2 Challenger in 2025, and was a finalist in Busan, South Korea
Reached the round of 16 as a lucky loser at the 2025 Miami Masters 1000
Made his first ATP Tour-level semifinal in July 2025 at the Los Cabos Open in Mexico
Downed former world No. 1 Daniil Medvedev in Cincinnati in 2025
Scored his first main-draw victory at the US Open in 2025 over No. 22 seed Ugo Humbert.

Completed degree in kinesiology from University of Tennessee in 2021; earned master’s degree in Management & Human Resources in 2022.

Born	17 April 1999
Birthplace	Brisbane, Queensland
Height	183 cm
Plays	Right-handed
Coach	Mark Draper

Singles titles

2025: Brisbane 2 Challenger
2024: Taipei Challenger, Burnie Challenger
2023: Cary 1 Challenger

Singles finals

2025: Busan Challenger
2024: Taipei 2 Challenger, Guangzhou Challenger, Acapulco Challenger, Pune Challenger
2023: Tiburon Challenger

Doubles titles

2024: Nonthaburi Challenger (w/ Blake Ellis), Pune Challenger (w/ Tristan Schoolkate)
2023: Bloomfield Hills Challenger (w/ Tristan Schoolkate), San Luis (w/ Colin Sinclair)

Doubles finals

2024: Mexico City Challenger (w/ Tristan Schoolkate), Burnie Challenger (w/ Tristan Schoolkate)
2023: Cary 1 Challenger (w/ Mikelis Libietis), Granby Challenger (w/ Tristan Schoolkate)