HOF

Frederick Hovey

Frederick Howard Hovey

"Fred"
USA USA Born: Oct 7, 1868, Newton Centre, Massachusetts, USA Died: Oct 18, 1945 (aged 77) Plays: Right-handed

Grand Slam Singles

2 Titles
US 2
34
Matches
28
Wins
82.4%
Win Rate

ATP Ranking

-
Peak
-
Current
0
Weeks #1

Unlock Career DNA, DDI & Full Analysis

Get deep insights with Pro membership: surface stats, mental strength, draw difficulty, and more.

Biography

He was the youngest child and the second son of Alvah Hovey and Augusta Maria Rice.
He won the NCAA men's singles championship in 1890 while attending Harvard University.
Fred Hovey put his fine ground strokes and competent volley to excellent use when he secured the U.S. Championships in 1895. That year, Hovey was ranked No. 1 in the United States. He was a member of the American top ten seven times.
A two-time U.S. National Doubles Champions as well (1893,1894), he was capable of winning from both the baseline and at the net. His consistency and durability carried him doggedly through the years.

Hovey was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1974 posthumously.
He was inducted in the Collegiate Tennis Hall of Fame in 1998.

Grand Slam Tracker

AO RG W US Total
Career
Age at 1st GS PRO
Age at Last GS PRO
Appearances - - - 7 7
Match Stats
Matches - - - 34 34
As Seeded PRO
Highest Seed PRO
Win/Loss - - - 28-6 28-6
Sets Played - - - 112 112
Results
Finals - - - 4 4
Titles - - - 2 2
Runner-Up - - - 2 2
Advanced
Tiebreaks PRO
Super TB PRO
Retirements PRO
Walkovers PRO
Opponents PRO
Countries PRO
Wins over #1 Seed PRO
vs L/R Hand PRO
🍪 We use cookies to ensure our website works properly and to improve your experience. Privacy Policy

Cookie Preferences

Choose which cookies you'd like to accept. Essential cookies are required for the site to function and cannot be disabled.

Essential Cookies

Required for login sessions, CSRF protection, and storing your consent preference.