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Tennis Highlights Australian born and trained, Peter Doohan won one singles title and five doubles titles. A great doubles player, he won the NCAA doubles title and was the first tennis player in Arkansas history to win four-times in a row. He reached his highest singles ATP world ranking of 43 in 1987, when he beat the defending champion Boris Becker at Wimbledon. Peter achieved a doubles career high with the Stanford ATP ranking of 15 in 1987.                 Privacy Policy | Internet Policy © 2008 - 2010 Peter Doohan           About Peter For Peter the love of tennis was a family affair, his parents and sisters played for pleasure and the drive to win on the court. However, it was Peter who took his passion for tennis to the world stage at the age of 16 years. He is best known for ousting two-times defending champion and top-seeded Boris Becker from the second round of Wimbledon in 1987. This win prevented Becker from becoming the first player to win Wimbledon three times in a row. What is less known is that Peter was a great doubles player who appeared an unstoppable force when teamed with Pat Serret. With Pat, he won the 1982 NCAA doubles championship. Peter gained all-American honours for doubles for four years. After giving up touring the professional tennis circuit, he has contributed to the tennis profession as a tennis teacher, tennis professional and business development manager. Peter now lives in Tulsa Oklahoma. Click here to download Peter Doohan's CV         Click Here to Download Peter Doohan's CV