Alexander’s tennis career spanned the late 1960s to mid 1980s, when “JA” won seven singles titles and 27 doubles titles.

John Bromwich is remembered for forging a highly successful doubles team with Adrian Quist. The pair was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1984…

Although he won six singles titles, “Fitzy” was best known for his doubles prowess, being ranked No.1 in the world in July 1991.

Fraser was a singles semifinalist at Wimbledon in 1962 and a doubles semifinalist in the same year with Rod Laver.

John’s tennis ambition is to simply enjoy himself when he plays and, in his spare time he enjoys running, soccer and golf. His favourite band is The Killers and his…

As a player, John Newcombe was strong, athletic and a great competitor. His serve, volley and forehand were his most formidable weapons and he used them to devastating effect.

An avid Essendon fan, Jordan enjoys watching football and cricket, going to the beach, watching movies and having a few quiet beers with mates. His sporting hero is…

When he’s not playing tennis, Joe enjoys spending time with his friends at the beach. He enjoys house and funk music and, if not for tennis, he would have studied…

An on-court fighter with a double-handed backhand, Joshua’s motto is to “fight like a junkyard dog” and, when not on court, he enjoys pool, football and cycling.

Now a TV commentator, Eagle won five doubles titles on the ATP Tour