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Tim Henman
Height: 6-foot-1
Weight: 155
Plays: Right-handed
Career Titles: 4
Birthplace: Oxford, GBR
Birthdate: Sept. 6, 1974


Career Highlights

1998

  • Finished as the No. 1 Englishman for the second time in three years with his first year-end top-10 ATP Tour ranking.

  • Won two titles in four finals for the second straight year.

  • Posted career bests in ranking (7), match victories (59), top-10 wins (a tour-best 9), and prize money ($1,448,770).

  • Recorded his best result in a Grand Slam event at Wimbledon, losing to eventual winner Pete Sampras in the semifinals.

  • Qualified for the ATP Tour World Championships for the first time and reached the semifinals.

    1997

  • Captured his second ATP Tour title this year, defeating Marc Rosset of Switzerland, 7-6 (7-2), 6-4 at the Tashkent President's Cup

  • Knocked off defending champion Richard Krajicek before losing to former titleist Michael Stich in the quarterfinals at Wimbledon.

  • Won his first career ATP Tour title in January at the Sydney International by defeating Carlos Moya in straight sets.

  • Underwent elbow surgery in March.

    1996

  • One of the most improved players on the ATP Tour, finishing with a career year-end best ranking of No. 29.

  • Quarterfinalist at Nottingham and Wimbledon, where he became the first Briton to reach the quarters since Roger Taylor advanced to the semifinal round in 1973.

  • Earned a silver medal in doubles with countryman Neil Broad at the Atlanta Olympics.

    1995
    Won his first career Grand Slam match at Wimbledon before losing to three-time winner Pete Sampras in the second round.


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