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Alex Bolt
ATP 171
Best 2025: 155
Best 2024: 157
Best 2023: 285
Best 125

Alex Bolt

Country Australia
Age 32 yo / 183 cm / 71 kg
Forehand Left Handed (Double hand)
Turned pro 2011
Birthplace/Residence ??? / Murray Bridge, Australia
Coach Jaymon Crabb
Earnings 2,031,625$
Alex Bolt is a professional tennis player from Australia, known for his left-handed play and powerful serve. Born on January 5, 1993, in Murray Bridge, South Australia, Bolt turned professional in 2011. Over the course of his career, he has primarily competed on the ATP Challenger Tour and in ATP Tour events. While Bolt has not yet secured a significant number of major trophies, his perseverance and distinct playing style have made him a crowd favorite, especially during his appearances at the Australian Open, where he has reached the third round in both singles and doubles.

Bolt has worked with several coaches throughout his career, honing his skills and improving his game. Despite not having reached the top echelons of the sport, his dedication and passion for tennis are undeniable. Apart from tennis, Bolt also enjoys playing Australian rules football, which he has credited for enhancing his fitness and agility on the tennis court.

In his personal life, Bolt is known for keeping a relatively low profile. He has shared little publicly about his relationships or family life, choosing instead to focus on his career.

Interesting and funny facts about Alex Bolt include his unique pre-match ritual of listening to his favorite music to get into the zone, and his reputation for being exceptionally personable and friendly with fans, often staying long after matches to sign autographs and take pictures. Additionally, Bolt once took a hiatus from professional tennis to work as a fence-builder, a decision that reflects his down-to-earth nature and ability to balance different aspects of life.
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