HOF

Robert Wrenn

Robert Duffield Wrenn

"Bob"
USA USA Born: Sep 20, 1872, Highland Park, Illinois, USA Died: Nov 12, 1925 (aged 53) Plays: Left-handed

Grand Slam Singles

2 Titles
US 2
27
Matches
24
Wins
88.9%
Win Rate

ATP Ranking

-
Peak
-
Current
0
Weeks #1

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Biography

Bob Wrenn was the first left-hander to win the U.S. Singles Championships, taking that crown four times. With his right-handed brother George, he played for the U.S. Davis Cup team in 1903. In the final against the British Isles at the Longwood Cricket Club, they were defeated 1-4 and Wrenn lost both his singles matches against Reginald and Lawrence Doherty as well as the doubles against the Doherty brothers.

A versatile athlete, he went to Harvard University and played not only tennis but football and baseball as well. A very determined player, he moved swiftly around the court and knew precisely when to use the lob to get out of danger.
Wrenn was vice-president of the United States Tennis Association from 1902 until 1911 and president from 1912 until 1915.

Robert was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1955.

Grand Slam Tracker

AO RG W US Total
Career
Age at 1st GS PRO
Age at Last GS PRO
Appearances - - - 8 8
Match Stats
Matches - - - 27 27
As Seeded PRO
Highest Seed PRO
Win/Loss - - - 24-3 24-3
Sets Played - - - 92 92
Results
Finals - - - 2 2
Titles - - - 2 2
Runner-Up - - - - -
Advanced
Tiebreaks PRO
Super TB PRO
Retirements PRO
Walkovers PRO
Opponents PRO
Countries PRO
Wins over #1 Seed PRO
vs L/R Hand PRO
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