Alexandra Bozovic
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Alexandra Bozovic

Age
27
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About Alexandra

Alexandra Bozovic is an Australian professional tennis player from Sydney, New South Wales. A right-handed player who began tennis at eight, she developed through Tennis Australia and the Australian Pro Tour before establishing herself on the ITF World Tennis Tour. Bozovic won her first professional singles titles at back-to-back ITF W25 events in Darwin in September 2022, reached career-high WTA rankings of No. 283 in singles on 12 June 2023 and No. 157 in doubles on 17 July 2023, and earned A…

Born on 15 February 1999 and based in Sydney, Alexandra Bozovic is an Australian tennis professional who plays right-handed and has a preferred surface of hard court. She started playing tennis at eight and competed in junior events in Australia, winning the 14-and-under event at the 2012 NSTA City Junior Championships, the 2012 TCA Little Masters and the 2012 Gosford OJT Anzac Bronze event. Her early development also included swimming, which she pursued as complementary fitness and which was sufficiently prominent that a swimming coach encouraged her to consider the sport as a career. Bozovic’s first documented professional singles final came at the Playford Australian Pro Tour event in January 2018. She later represented Australia in a support role as an orange girl at the 2018 Fed Cup World Group Play-off tie against the Netherlands in Wollongong. Her major singles breakthrough came in Darwin in September 2022, when she won consecutive ITF W25 titles, defeating Destanee Aiava and Talia Gibson in successive finals. Those results helped propel her into the WTA top 300 in early 2023. Her highest singles ranking was No. 283, achieved on 12 June 2023, while her best doubles ranking was No. 157, reached on 17 July 2023. Bozovic also won the 2020 Australian Open wildcard playoff, earning a wildcard into the women’s doubles main draw with Amber Marshall. She subsequently appeared in Australian Open women’s doubles main draws in 2020, 2022 and 2023, with a best result of the first round. In 2024, she won the City of Playford Tennis International doubles title with Petra Hule. The WTA currently records Bozovic as inactive; no later verified professional roster or competition status has been identified for this profile’s 18 August 2026 as-of date.

Key stats & awards

Career-high singles ranking: No. 283, achieved 12 June 2023. Career-high doubles ranking: No. 157, achieved 17 July 2023. WTA-listed doubles record: 127–117. WTA-listed career prize money: US$208,758. Tennis Australia records two ITF W25 singles titles in Darwin in September 2022. No WTA Tour singles or doubles titles are listed by the WTA profile.

Famous moments

Winning the 2020 Australian Open wildcard playoff and receiving a women’s doubles main-draw wildcard with Amber Marshall; winning consecutive ITF W25 singles titles in Darwin in September 2022; reaching career-high WTA rankings of No. 283 in singles and No. 157 in doubles in 2023; winning the 2024 City of Playford Tennis International women’s doubles title with Petra Hule.