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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.


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"I didn't start a war. Nobody died."

Boris Becker, putting his shocking 1987 Wimbledon upset loss to unheralded Australian Peter Doohan into perspective.

“One of the biggest shocks in major history was Becker's loss in the second round of Wimbledon 1987. Boris had two wins under his belt and seemed to be unbeatable on grass. Then, on the old Court One, he ran into unknown Aussie Peter Doohan, who played out of his mind, volleying like a God, and never choked, to beat him square and fair.”

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