PLAYER PROFILE
Olivia Tjandramulia
- Age27
- Born11 May 1997
- Birth PlaceJakarta, Indonesia
- LivesQueensland, Australia
- PlaysRight-handed
- CoachDean Toparis, Judy Tjandramulia
“I did get a bit of tightness in the first and third set which made it pretty close. Hopefully that won’t happen again [in the final] tomorrow.”
— Olivia Tjandramulia, 12 Dec 2014
» Olivia gets physical as 18s semis go the distance
On court
- Started playing tennis when she was four years old
- Realised she was good enough at age 12 to pursue a professional career
- In 2012, won the girls’ singles at the Optus 12s and 14s National Grasscourts Championships
- Was a finalist in 2012 at the Optus 16s National Claycourt Championships
- Loves doing kick serves, just like tennis idol Sam Stosur
- Feels her game most closely resembles those of Serena Williams, Maria Sharapova, Ana Ivanovic and Kim Clijsters
- Her dream tennis scenario would be victory over Williams on Rod Laver Arena at the Australian Open
- Professional goal is to become world No.1 and make a living out of tennis.
Off court
- Loves travelling; thinks Paris is the most beautiful city to play in
- Best piece of advice she’s received is to stay calm and put 100% into everything
- Her perfect day would involve winning a Grand Slam final.
Year-end singles rankings history
2023 | 889 |
2022 | 374 |
2021 | 518 |
2020 | 452 |
2019 | 481 |
2018 | 400 |
2017 | 390 |
2016 | 490 |
2015 | 533 |
2014 | 991 |
2013 | 774 |
Titles/Finals
Finals
2017 Kofu ITF
2015 Cairns ITF
2014 Yeongwol ITF
Olivia Tjandramulia in the news
Ranking movers: Resurgent Aussies achieve major milestones
8 April, 2024
Former top-20 stars Daria Saville and Bernard Tomic are among the biggest movers in the latest world rankings.
Read moreFormer top-20 stars Daria Saville and Bernard Tomic are among the biggest movers in the latest world rankings.
Ranking movers: Fast-rising Aussies climb to new career-highs
18 March, 2024
Promising Australian women Olivia Gadecki, Taylah Preston and Talia Gibson all sit at new career-high rankings this week.
Read morePromising Australian women Olivia Gadecki, Taylah Preston and Talia Gibson all sit at new career-high rankings this week.
Birrell advances to second round in Seoul
10 October, 2023
Australian Kimberly Birrell powers into the second round at a WTA 250 tournament in Korea.
Read moreAustralian Kimberly Birrell powers into the second round at a WTA 250 tournament in Korea.
Ellen Perez scores her biggest singles victory of the season
9 October, 2023
Australian Ellen Perez defeats world No.101 Tamara Korpatsch to qualify at a WTA 500 tournament in China.
Read moreAustralian Ellen Perez defeats world No.101 Tamara Korpatsch to qualify at a WTA 500 tournament in China.