PLAYER PROFILE
Olivia Tjandramulia
- Age22
- 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
| 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
Inglis, Aiava advance at AO qualifying
14 January, 2020
Maddison Inglis saves four match points in an epic contest before Destanee Aiava joined her in the second round of qualifying with a brisk 78-minute win.
Read moreMaddison Inglis saves four match points in an epic contest before Destanee Aiava joined her in the second round of qualifying with a brisk 78-minute win.
Chris O’Connell: from washing boats to Aus Open main draw
9 January, 2020
Rising from outside the top 1000 to world No.119 in 2019, wildcard recipient Chris O'Connell is now preparing for a second Australian Open main draw appearance.
Read moreRising from outside the top 1000 to world No.119 in 2019, wildcard recipient Chris O'Connell is now preparing for a second Australian Open main draw appearance.
Rodionova storms into AO Play-off semifinals
12 December, 2019
From 5-2 down in the first set, Arina Rodionova wins 11 straight games to defeat Olivia Tjandramulia and secure a semifinal spot at the Australian Open Play-off.
Read moreFrom 5-2 down in the first set, Arina Rodionova wins 11 straight games to defeat Olivia Tjandramulia and secure a semifinal spot at the Australian Open Play-off.
Sanders, Inglis into AO Play-off quarters
10 December, 2019
While comeback queen Storm Standers drops just four games in her first-round victory, top seed Maddison Inglis survives an almighty scare to advance.
Read moreWhile comeback queen Storm Standers drops just four games in her first-round victory, top seed Maddison Inglis survives an almighty scare to advance.
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