John Fraser
Historical archive. Facts and results reflect the period recorded.
An alphabetical directory of tennis players, grouped by birth year. (Grand Slam players only)
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Birth years from approximately 1850 onwards.
You will also find the earliest tennis players from the beginnings of the sport here.
Birth years from approximately 1850 onwards.
Professional women players Birth years 1930 - 1939
Results:
1953 he reached in mixed doubles with Helen Angwin the semi-finals at Australian Open
1958 in men's singles he reached the first round at Australian Open
1960 in men's singles he reached the first round at Australian Open
1961 in men's singles he reached the first round at Australian Open
1962 in men's singles he reached the second round at Australian Open
1962 in men's singles he reached the third round at French Open
1962 in men's singles he reached the semi-finals at Wimbledon
1963 in men's singles he reached the quarter-finals at Australian Open
1963 in men's singles he reached the second round at French Open
1963 in men's singles he reached the first round at Wimbledon
1965 in men's singles he reached the second round at Australian Open
1968 in men's doubles he reached with Neale Fraser the quarter-finals at Australian Open
1968 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at the Australian Open
Neale Fraser is his older brother and was more successful in tennis
1953 he reached in mixed doubles with Helen Angwin the semi-finals at Australian Open
1958 in men's singles he reached the first round at Australian Open
1960 in men's singles he reached the first round at Australian Open
1961 in men's singles he reached the first round at Australian Open
1962 in men's singles he reached the second round at Australian Open
1962 in men's singles he reached the third round at French Open
1962 in men's singles he reached the semi-finals at Wimbledon
1963 in men's singles he reached the quarter-finals at Australian Open
1963 in men's singles he reached the second round at French Open
1963 in men's singles he reached the first round at Wimbledon
1965 in men's singles he reached the second round at Australian Open
1968 in men's doubles he reached with Neale Fraser the quarter-finals at Australian Open
1968 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at the Australian Open
Neale Fraser is his older brother and was more successful in tennis
Published on 09.05.2015 at 18:17.