Mark Woodforde

Mark WOODFORDE

1990

1991

Woodforde is the best doubles player in the world. Easily the stronger part of the Woodies, Mark is the red head of the combination. They have won the last 5 Wimbledon slams. He hates be known as a doubles specialist, but he should recognise his doubles record as it ranks higher than Sampras's singles record. He is a steady singles player reaching the round of 16 at numerous slams.

Mark Woodforde	Left handed, Double hand backhand.
Country	Australia	Marital Status	Single
Height	186cm	Weight	78kg
Birthday	23/9/1965	Age	He is currently 32
Best surface	Grass	Best shot	Volley
Standard Rank		Favourite Rank

Mark Woodforde has plays classic grass court tennis, in which he uses the angles to beat the hard hitters.

1998

Woodforde had his best career win at Queens where he thrashed Sampras, 6-3 6-2. He also defeated Enqvist to reach the semi finals. At Wimbledon he fell to Stoltenberg in 5 sets. This result would have been very disappointing as he is clearly a better player. The Woodies lost in the final of the Australian Open in 5 sets to Bjorkman and Eltingh. In the final of Wimbledon, they fell to rivals Eltingh and Harhuis 10-8 in the 5th set, a loss which prevented them from 6 straight victories. He had to pull out of the singles with a foot injury. He fell in the opening round of the French and US Open.

1997

The Woodies win the Australian Open, the Lipton and Wimbledon and fall in the final of the French Open.

1996

The Woodies win the Wimbledon, the US Open and win the Gold medal at the Olympics.

1995

The Woodies won their third Wimbledon.

1994

The Woodies won their second Wimbledon.

1993

The Woodies won their first Wimbledon.

1992

The Woodies won the Australian Open.