Bernard Tomic
Age: 32 (21/10/1992)
  • Brief details
    Height
    196
    Weight
    91
    Plays
    Right-Handed
    Career
    $6,457,052
    YTD
    $50,012
    Place of birth
    Stuttgart, Germany
    • 232 Singles ranking
    • 1164 Doubles ranking
  • Overview
    ATP singles titles
    0-0
    186-182
    ATP doubles titles
    0-0
    18-52
    Prize money
    $50,012
    $6,457,052
    Prize money
    $1,015
    $6,457,052
    Titles
    0
    4
    Titles
    0
    0
  • Games
    Mexico City (Mexico City, Mexico)
    Dates:
    07/04/2025 – 13/04/2025
    Category:
    ATP Finals
    Surface:
    Clay
    Prize fund:
    $200,000
    Rank:
    237
    Round of 8
    Adrian Mannarino
    134
    —
    Round of 16
    Alex Hernandez
    534
    —
    Round of 32
    Tom Paris
    441
    —
    Pts:
    16
    Cuernavaca (Morelos, Mexico)
    Dates:
    31/03/2025 – 06/04/2025
    Category:
    ATP Finals
    Surface:
    Hard
    Prize fund:
    $100,000
    Rank:
    214
    Round of 16
    Alexis Galarneau
    162
    —
    Round of 32
    Juan Carlos Manuel Aguilar
    482
    —
    Pts:
    6
    Morelia (Morelia, Mexico)
    Dates:
    24/03/2025 – 30/03/2025
    Category:
    ATP Finals
    Surface:
    Hard
    Prize fund:
    $200,000
    Rank:
    219
    Round of 8
    Hugo Grenier
    204
    —
    Round of 16
    Mark Lajal
    205
    —
    Round of 32
    Shintaro Mochizuki
    155
    —
    Pts:
    16
    Merida (Merida, Mexico)
    Dates:
    17/03/2025 – 23/03/2025
    Category:
    ATP Finals
    Surface:
    Clay
    Prize fund:
    $100,000
    Rank:
    219
    Round of 16
    Renzo Olivo
    373
    —
    Round of 32
    Elmar Ejupovic
    623
    —
    Pts:
    6
    Kigali 2 (Kigali, Rwanda)
    Dates:
    03/03/2025 – 09/03/2025
    Category:
    ATP Finals
    Surface:
    Clay
    Prize fund:
    $160,000
    Rank:
    216
    Round of 32
    Nicholas David Ionel
    383
    —
    Pts:
    0
    Bangalore (Bangalore, India)
    Dates:
    24/02/2025 – 02/03/2025
    Category:
    ATP Finals
    Surface:
    Hard
    Prize fund:
    $200,000
    Rank:
    219
    Round of 16
    Brandon Holt
    144
    —
    Round of 32
    Ilia Simakin
    284
    —
    Pts:
    8
    Pune (Pune, India)
    Dates:
    17/02/2025 – 23/02/2025
    Category:
    ATP Finals
    Surface:
    Hard
    Prize fund:
    $160,000
    Rank:
    227
    Round of 16
    Khumoyun Sultanov
    229
    —
    Round of 32
    Nicolas Mejia
    210
    —
    Pts:
    7
    Brisbane 2 (Brisbane, Australia)
    Dates:
    03/02/2025 – 09/02/2025
    Category:
    ATP Finals
    Surface:
    Hard
    Prize fund:
    $100,000
    Rank:
    230
    Round of 32
    Masamichi Imamura
    355
    —
    Pts:
    0
    Brisbane (Brisbane, Australia)
    Dates:
    27/01/2025 – 02/02/2025
    Category:
    ATP Finals
    Surface:
    Hard
    Prize fund:
    $100,000
    Rank:
    220
    Round of 8
    Adam Walton
    87
    —
    Round of 16
    Jason Kubler
    836
    —
    Round of 32
    Charles Broom
    285
    —
    Pts:
    12
    Australian Open (Melbourne, Australia)
    Dates:
    13/01/2025 – 26/01/2025
    Category:
    ATP Finals
    Surface:
    Hard
    Prize fund:
    A$43,250,000
    Rank:
    212
    Qualification. Round 1
    Jozef Kovalik
    129
    —
    Pts:
    0
  • Full description
    Personal

    Began playing tennis at age 7 Father, John, is a former taxi driver who now serves as his coach; mother, Ady, was a biomedical scientist; sister, Sara, also plays tennis Favourite surface is grass Idols growing up were Pete Sampras, Ian Thorpe and Michael Jordan Hobbies include basketball, football and table tennis Likes Eminem and 50 Cent Underwent double hip surgery following 2014 Australian Open and missed 3+ months. Struggled with wrist and abdominal injuries in 2016

    Career

    Reached career-high No. 17 on 11 January 2016 after advancing to Brisbane SF. Ranked between No. 17 and No. 26 every week during 2016 season. Fell to No. 243 on 7 May 2018 --lowest ranking since No. 246 on 28 June 2010

    Saved 1 MP vs. Harris in 2R and 4 MPs vs. Fognini in final to win 4th career title at 2018 Chengdu as 123rd-ranked Q. Also won titles at 2013 Sydney, 2014 Bogota as 124th-ranked WC and 2015 Bogota. Earned career-high 40 victories and reached 2 ATP Masters 1000 QFs in 2015

    Advanced to 2011 Wimbledon QF as 18-year-old Q ranked 158th. Remains youngest Grand Slam quarter-finalist since Chang, 18, at 1990 Roland Garros and lowest-ranked since No. 198 Popp at 2003 Wimbledon. Advanced to Grand Slam 4R on 5 other occasions, most recently at Australian Open and Wimbledon in 2016. Saved 2 MPs in 2015 US Open 2R win over countryman Hewitt

    Earned 1st ranking point as 15-year-old on 28 January 2008 after Australian Open qualifying 1R win (d. Wang). Made tour-level debut at 2009 Brisbane as 16-year-old WC (l. to Verdasco). Posted 1st win a week later at 2009 Australian Open as WC (d. Starace)

    Peaked at No. 2 in junior rankings on 26 May 2008. Remains youngest Australian Open boys’ singles champion, winning title as 15-year-old in 2008. Ended junior career by capturing 2009 US Open boys' singles title, finishing with 102-25 record on ITF Junior Circuit. Swept Orange Bowl titles in 3 different divisions, winning 12s in 2004, 14s in 2006 and 16s in 2007. Did not play 18s

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