Alex de Minaur enters the top 10, becoming the first Australian to do so since Lleyton Hewitt in 2016 (Canberra Times)

Rafael Nadal has pulled out of the 2024 Australian Open due to a hip injury, the same problem that kept him out of the tour for a year (AustralianOpen.com)

American Ryan Harrison announced his retirement from tennis this week. He won the 2017 doubles title at the French Open with Michael Venus (ATP)

After losing in the qualifiers, John Millman retired from professional tennis (ESPN)

Nick Kyrgios will be a commenter during the 2024 Australian Open (ESPN)

Naomi Osaka makes a return to tennis at the Australian Open after a break during which she had a baby (Associated Press)

In 2019, Rebecca Peterson clinched two singles titles and secured a spot within the top 50 rankings. However, the following years presented challenges as she grappled with both injuries and a dip in form. Despite these setbacks, 2023 marked a significant comeback for Peterson, as she regained her peak performance and successfully reentered the top 100.

Guiding her through the highs and lows of her career is her father, Mart, who serves as her dedicated coach. Noteworthy sponsors contributing to Peterson’s success include RS Sports and Wilson. Her net worth is $4 million.

Rebecca Peterson’s Sponsors

RS Sports

Peterson has a sponsorship deal with premium Swedish sports brand RS Sports

Wilson

She has a racquet sponsorship contract with Wilson