On court

• semifinalist in the 2011 Australian Optus 12s Autumn Nationals
• won his first professional title with a stunning victory at the Gimcheon ATP Challenger in July 2016; at world No.762 he became the second lowest-ranked winner of a Challenger title since 2000
• Won first professional title on Australian soil at the Mornington Pro Tour clay-court event in April 2018
• realised at age 14 or 15 he was good enough to try and play professionally
• looks up to Lleyton Hewitt and many other Australian pros
• made Grand Slam main draw debut as a qualifier at Australian Open 2020
• reached Australian Open 2020 men’s doubles final as a wildcard pairing with Luke Saville
• also made Australian Open 2022 men’s doubles final alongside fellow Aussie Matt Ebden
• won first Grand Slam doubles title at Wimbledon 2022 with Ebden. The No.14 seeds saved eight match points (three in first round and five in semifinals) and won five five-set battles during the title-winning run.
• made his top-100 singles debut in March 2023 after winning three consecutive ATP Challenger titles in India
• Made his top-50 singles debut in August 2023 after reaching first ATP Masters 1000 quarterfinal at Cincinnati
• Advanced to his first ATP singles final at Eastbourne as a qualifier in June 2024.

Off court

• favourite city in the world is his hometown Sydney
• if he wasn’t a tennis player would be a cricketer
• favourite food is Mexican

Year-end singles ranking history