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Max Purcell
Max Purcell
Max Purcell
Max Purcell
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    • Nickname is Cep.
    • Father, Craig; mother, Sue; twin brother, Harry; older sister, Jordan.
    • Started playing tennis at age 3 with his siblings.
    • Thankful for relationship with his coach, former ATP player Nathan Healey."Having a coach you can really trust is huge," says Purcell."Nathan and I have a fantastic friendship and understanding and respect for each other."
    • Grew up playing on synthetic grass and considers grass to be his best and favourite surface.
    • Favourite shot is slice backhand,tournament is Wimbledon and city on tour is Shanghai.
    • Tennis idol is Roger Federer.
    • Also enjoys cricket and supports the Australian national team. Favourite player is Pat Cummins.
    • Favourite movie is Talladega Nights, starring Will Ferrell.
    • Likes watching Netflix, hanging out with friends, cooking and going to the gym.
    • Favourite food is Mexican."It’s the best," he says."Don’t argue with me."
    • Lists hisfavourite school subject as lunch.
    • Says that his best quality is "my sense of humour" and worst quality is "the size of my nose."

    (UPDATED 23 MAY 2024)

    • Broke into singles Top 200 in 2021 and Top 100 in March 2023, reaching career-high No. 40 in October 2023.
    • Reached 1st ATP Tour singles SF at 2021 Eastbourne as LL, then beat No. 7 Ruud for biggest win of career en route to 1st ATP Masters 1000 QF at 2023 Cincinnati (l. to No. 1 Alcaraz).
    • Replaced 2-time Olympic gold medallist Murray in 2020 Tokyo Olympics draw and defeated No. 15 Auger-Aliassime in 1R (held in 2021).
    • Compiled a 34-7 record on the ATP Challenger Tour in 2023 (3-3 in finals), going on an 18-match winning streak and capturing three titles in as many weeks in Chennai, Bengaluru and Pune.
    • Owns career-high No. 25 in doubles, reaching 2020 and 2022 Australian Open finals and captured 2022 Wimbledon title w/Ebden, becoming first All-Aussie men’s doubles Wimbledon champions since Woodbridge/Woodforde in 2000.

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