Australian Tennis Hall of Fame
Established in 1993, the Australian Tennis Hall of Fame is one of the highest honours Australian tennis players can receive.
Established in 1993, the Australian Tennis Hall of Fame is one of the highest honours Australian tennis players can receive. Players are inducted annually on Australia Day during the Australian Open. Players are honoured with a bronze bust, which is unveiled at Rod Laver Arena before being mounted alongside the other Hall of Famers in Garden Square at Melbourne Park.
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“A great honour”: Lleyton Hewitt joins Australian Tennis Hall of Fame
24 January, 2024
Joining illustrious company in Australian tennis, Lleyton Hewitt became the 47th Australian Tennis Hall of Fame inductee at Australian Open 2024.
Read moreJoining illustrious company in Australian tennis, Lleyton Hewitt became the 47th Australian Tennis Hall of Fame inductee at Australian Open 2024.
Lleyton Hewitt to be inducted into the Australian Tennis Hall of Fame
11 October, 2023
Aussie tennis great Lleyton Hewitt is set to be inducted into the Australian Tennis Hall of Fame at Australian Open 2024.
Read moreAussie tennis great Lleyton Hewitt is set to be inducted into the Australian Tennis Hall of Fame at Australian Open 2024.
J.O. Anderson inducted into Australian Tennis Hall of Fame
25 January, 2023
James Outram Anderson, fondly known as ‘JO’ was inducted into the Australian Tennis Hall of Fame at Australian Open 2023.
Read moreJames Outram Anderson, fondly known as ‘JO’ was inducted into the Australian Tennis Hall of Fame at Australian Open 2023.
Legends honoured at Australian Open 2022
25 January, 2022
Trailblazing women's champions Maude Margaret Molesworth and Joan Hartigan are warmly celebrated as they enter the Australian Tennis Hall of Fame.
Read moreTrailblazing women's champions Maude Margaret Molesworth and Joan Hartigan are warmly celebrated as they enter the Australian Tennis Hall of Fame.
