Embarking on his tennis journey in 2012, Marc Polmans went from the ITF Futures tour to clinching titles and major feats. In 2015, he conquered the Australian Open boys' doubles, elevating his trajectory.
Reaching a career-high ATP doubles ranking of No. 68 in 2017 and peaking at No. 116 in singles in 2020, Polmans continues to carve his mark. As of early 2024, he stood at No. 156 in singles and No. 240 in doubles, a testament to his persistent drive.
The 2017 Australian Open witnessed Polmans' talent in doubles as he, alongside Andrew Whittington, stormed into the semifinals—a career highlight. With a record of 15 doubles wins and 19 losses and six singles wins and 15 losses, Polmans keeps pushing boundaries in the dynamic world of tennis.
Marc Polmans Nationality
Marc Polmans is Australian.
Gavin and Nicola Polmans welcomed Marc into the world in Amanzimtoti, South Africa; however, he grew up in Melbourne, Australia. He also has a younger brother, Greg. According to some reports, his father is a financial planner. Other than this, no details regarding his parents' careers or backgrounds are known.
How old is Marc Polmans?
Marc Polmans is 26 years old. He was born on May 2, 1997.
How tall is Marc Polmans?
Marc Polmans stands 6 feet 2 inches or 188 cm tall.
When did Marc Polmans turn professional?
After going professional in 2012, Polmans finished the year ranked No. 1813. Playing mostly with the ITF Futures tour, Polmans did so for the next three years. Polmans won his first championship, alongside Steven de Waard, at the 2014 Australia F9 Futures.
In 2015, the two went on to win five more titles. Polmans advanced to the Australian Open qualification round's second round, where he lost to Tim Smyczek after defeating Jordi Samper-Montaña in the opening round.
Polmans had a No. 841 singles ranking at the start of 2016. In the initial round of qualification for the Australian Open in 2016, he was defeated. Polmans won his first Mozambique F1 singles title in June 2016. The week after that, there was another title.
In the ensuing three months, Polmans advanced to six more finals, two of which were in Alice Springs, where they emerged victorious. Polmans advanced to the final of the Canberra ATP Challenger Tour for the first time in November. James Duckworth, a fellow countryman, defeated him in straight sets. He was ranked No. 226 at the end of 2016.
FAQ's On Marc Polmans Nationality
A. Marc Polmans is from Australia, born in Amanzimtoti, South Africa, and raised in Melbourne.
A. Marc Polmans is 26 years old, born on May 2, 1997.
A. Marc Polmans stands at 6 feet 2 inches (188 cm).
A. Marc Polmans turned professional in 2012, starting with the ITF Futures tour and achieving notable successes throughout his career.
A. As of early 2024, Marc Polmans is ranked No. 156 in singles and No. 240 in doubles, showcasing his persistent drive in the dynamic world of tennis.
