Cruz Hewitt

Australian 612 ATP rankingATP 61 points 17 years

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2026

WashingtonHard, July
R32WMarcos Giron6-3 6-4
Q2WZachary Svajda1-6 7-6 2-0 RET
Q1WDusan Lajovic5-2 RET
Brisbane 2 CH, challengerHard, February
Brisbane 1 CH, challengerHard, February
QFLDane Sweeny1-6 1-6
R16WNaoki Nakagawa6-4 3-6 6-1
R32WHayato Matsuoka6-3 7-6(5)
Australian Open, qualifyingHard, January
Q1LMichael Zheng3-6 3-6
Brisbane, qualifyingHard, January
Q1LKamil Majchrzak4-6 5-7

2025

Playford CH, challengerHard, November
R32LPhilip Sekulic5-7 2-6
Sydney CH, challengerHard, November
R16LHayato Matsuoka7-5 3-6 5-7
R32WOmar Jasika3-6 7-6(6) 6-4
Brisbane 3 CH, challengerHard, November
R16LTung Lin Wu6-3 3-6 4-6
R32WJames Mccabe6-2 6-1
Brisbane 2 CH, challengerHard, February
Q2LMatt Hulme6-4 4-6 0-6
Q1WIllya Marchenko1-1 RET
Brisbane 1 CH, challengerHard, January
Q1LJacob Bradshaw4-6 3-6
Australian Open, qualifyingHard, January

2024

Canberra CH, challengerHard, December
Q1LBrandon Holt6-7(9) 1-6
Sydney CH, challengerHard, October
Q2LSeita Watanabe6-3 0-6 4-6
Q1WMakoto Ochi6-2 0-6 7-6(4)
Playford CH, challengerHard, October
Q2LEmile Hudd6-7(5) 5-7
Q1WJoshua Sheehy6-4 6-3

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The family business: Cruz Hewitt debuts where his father won, and he is far from the only one

Twenty-two years. That is how long it has been since Lleyton Hewitt won the title in Washington, and this week his son came through qualifying into the main draw of the same tournament. Cruz Hewitt is 17, ranked outside the top 600, and plays Marcos Giron in the first round. It is his first ATP main draw, and it is a smaller novelty than it sounds. The tour is thick with players whose surname arrived before they did.

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