On court

• Began playing tennis at age four
• In 2011, won the Optus 12s Grasscourt Championships
• Debuted on the ATP World Tour rankings on 8 August 2016
• In 2017 became the first Australian since Phil Dent in 1968 to win the Roland Garros boys’ singles title, beating Spain’s Nicola Kuhn in the final
• Peaked at a career-high ITF junior ranking of No.2 in June following his French Open triumph
• Won first professional title in July 2017 at the ITF Futures event in Mragowo, Poland
• Won two matches to qualify for his first ATP main draw at the Sydney International in January 2018
• Made his Grand Slam main draw debut at Australian Open 2018, falling in the first round to Tim Smyczek in four sets
• In August 2018, won first ATP Challenger title in Jinan, China; began in the qualifying rounds and won eight straight matches to win the trophy
• Won his first Grand Slam main-draw match at Australian Open 2019, ultimately advancing to the third round, where he pushed 28th seed Lucas Pouille to five sets
• Made his Davis Cup debut for Australia in February 2019
• In 2019, he won at least one round in the main draw of all four Grand Slam tournaments
• Returned to the third round at Australian Open 2020 and 2023; at the latter, he upset world No.9 Taylor Fritz for one of the biggest wins of his career
• Claimed first ATP level title in Singapore in February 2021
• Opened 2023 with a run to the last eight in Adelaide – just his third ATP-level quarterfinal – and stunned world No.6 Felix Auger-Aliassime along the way
• Won his second ATP singles title on clay at Umag in July 2023
• Trains at the Mouratoglou Tennis Academy in Nice, France
• Bases his game off idol Juan Martin del Potro
• Career goal is to be ranked world No.1
• Made his top-50 debut in August 2023 after reaching first ATP Masters 1000 quarterfinal at Cincinnati.

Off court

• Enjoys reading and watching television shows
• Favourite sports outside of tennis are basketball and football.

Year-end ranking history