PLAYER PROFILE
Matthew Dellavedova
- Age24
- Born30 May 2000
- Birth PlaceWonga Park, VIC
- PlaysRight-handed
On court
- Spent much of 2018 competing in ITF Futures tournaments
- Semifinalist at the 2017 18/u Australian Championship
- Made his first Grand Slam appearance at the Australian Open junior tournament in 2017
- Winner of the 2016 16/u Australian Championships at Melbourne Park
Off court
- Gets a lot of questions about his name; his second cousin, also named Matthew Dellavedova is an Australian NBA player for the Milwaukee Bucks.
Matthew Dellavedova in the news
Hewitt receives wildcard to join Birrell, Tomic in AO qualifying
18 December, 2024
Cruz Hewitt will make his Australian Open qualifying debut joining the likes of Kimberly Birrell and Bernard Tomic among a strong home cohort on entry lists.
Read moreCruz Hewitt will make his Australian Open qualifying debut joining the likes of Kimberly Birrell and Bernard Tomic among a strong home cohort on entry lists.
Double Aussie success in final Pro Tour event of 2024
2 December, 2024
Daria Saville wins her first singles title in seven years in the last Australian Pro Tour event of 2024, while Matthew Dellavedova scooped the men's singles title.
Read moreDaria Saville wins her first singles title in seven years in the last Australian Pro Tour event of 2024, while Matthew Dellavedova scooped the men's singles title.
Pro Tour: Kubler to make long-awaited return in Brisbane
12 November, 2024
Jason Kubler will play at the Brisbane QTC Tennis International this week, 10 months after his most recent competitive match.
Read moreJason Kubler will play at the Brisbane QTC Tennis International this week, 10 months after his most recent competitive match.
Aussie weekly wrap: Duckworth back in the winner’s circle in China
14 October, 2024
A match-point saving feat drove James Duckworth to his 15th ATP Challenger trophy in Hangzhou, while Omar Jasika and Destanee Aiava defended titles in Cairns.
Read moreA match-point saving feat drove James Duckworth to his 15th ATP Challenger trophy in Hangzhou, while Omar Jasika and Destanee Aiava defended titles in Cairns.
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