The world of tennis mourns the passing of Neale Fraser, a pioneering figure in Australian and global sports history, who died at the age of 91 in his hometown surrounded by loved ones. Fraser leaves behind a legacy of remarkable achievements, including three Grand Slam singles titles, 19 titles across all disciplines, and a unique place in tennis history as the last player to achieve the prestigious triple crown in a single Grand Slam event.
His contributions extended far beyond the court, serving as the captain of Australia’s Davis Cup team for an unparalleled 24 years. Fraser’s leadership and passion for tennis inspired countless players and solidified his role as an enduring icon of the sport.
The tennis community, both in Australia and worldwide, honors his memory and lasting impact. Fraser’s influence on the game and his dedication to its growth will be remembered as a guiding light for generations.
