Aleksandar Vukic

Australia

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Tonight I'm gonna get some sleep and then tomorrow I'm gonna think about whoever I play. Listen, it's not supposed to get easier from here.

Aleksandar Vukic, 15 Jan 2025

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Played college tennis for University of Illinois; graduated with a finance degree
Won first professional title at the ITF Futures event in Champaign, USA in July 2017
Qualified for the Sydney International in 2018, marking the first time he played an ATP main draw
Made the final round of Australian Open 2020 qualifying, then his best Grand Slam result
Defeated world No.56 Feliciano Lopez to make first ATP Challenger final in Monterrey in March 2020
Broke into the world’s top 200 in March 2020
Made his Grand Slam main draw debut at Roland Garros in 2020 after defeating three higher-ranked opponents in qualifying
Made first ATP tour-level quarterfinal at Adelaide International in January 2022; reached a second in Sofia in September that year
Scored first Grand Slam main draw win at Australian Open 2022
In February 2022, won first Challenger title in Bengaluru, India, the biggest title of his career to date and first pro title in almost five years
Won three round of qualifying to reach the main draw at Australian Open 2023
Made top-100 debut in May 2023
Reached his first ATP singles final at Atlanta in July 2023
Broke into the world’s top 50 in August 2023
Made Eastbourne 2024 semifinals as a lucky loser, featuring wins over Yoshihito Nishioka and No.3 seed Alexander Bublik
Upset world No.9 Casper Ruud at the 2024 Shanghai Masters, and then two weeks later toppled top seed Frances Tiafoe in the Almaty Open in Kazakhstan
In 2025, he became the oldest Australian man to make his third-round debut at the Australian Open since Wayne Arthurs in 2001
Made his Davis Cup debut against Sweden in January 2025, becoming Australia’s 116th Davis Cup representative
Scored statement wins in 2025 over world No.39 Cameron Norrie at the Canada Masters, against top-50-ranked Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard in Washington, and over eighth seed Corentin Moutet in Metz.

Parents are Ljiljana and Rad; introduced to tennis at age five because his older brother, Vladimir, also played
Follows soccer and basketball in his spare time.