Todd Nelson
ATP
- Age: 52 (18.03.1961)
- Birthplace: The Dalles, OR
- Residence: San Diego, CA
- Height: 6'1" (185 cm)
- Weight: 185 lbs (84 kg)
- Plays: Right-handed
- Turned Pro: 1983
Inactive
United States
As of 20.05.2013
| Ranking | W-L | Titles | Prize Money* |
| Career | High 5816.06.1986 |
53-90 | 0 | $541,277 *Singles & Doubles combined |
|
| Career | High 4802.02.1987 |
73-131 | 0 | $541,277 *Singles & Doubles combined |
|
Residence: San Diego, California Single
Year-by-Year Highlights:
1990- Doubles Runner-up at Newport (w/Shelton).
1989- Doubles Runner-up at Boston (w/Williamson), Toulouse (w/R. Smith);
Doubles Semifinalist at Vienna (w/R. Smith).
1988- Runner-up at Lyon (l. Doumbia); Quarterfinalist at Martinique Ch.,Seoul
Doubles Runner-up at Martinique Ch. (w/Jones).
1987- Semifinalist at Lyon, San Francisco; Runner-up at Martinique Challenger
Doubles Semifinalist at Stockholm (w/Jones); Doubles Quarterfinalist at
Australian Open (w/Muller).
1986- Quarterfinalist at Metz; Doubles Winner at Schenectady Challenger (w/
Muller); Doubles Semifinalist at U.S. Open (w/Muller).
1985- Doubles Quarterfinalist at Tournament of Champions-N.Y.
1984- Quarterfinalist at Treviso.
After attending Grossmont Junior College and Arizona State University,
he decided to turn pro in 1982.
He didn't start playing tennis until age 15-16 after competing in track,
football and baseball.
He lost a tough 19-17 fifth set to Paul McNamee in the first round at
the 1987 Wimbledon, but came back later in the year as a "Lucky Loser" to
reach the semifinals in San Francisco.
Earned a career-high $62,657 in 1987.
Reached two doubles finals in 1989, the first of his career. Ranked No.
486 in singles, No. 99 in doubles.
Year-by-Year Highlights:
1990- Doubles Runner-up at Newport (w/Shelton).
1989- Doubles Runner-up at Boston (w/Williamson), Toulouse (w/R. Smith);
Doubles Semifinalist at Vienna (w/R. Smith).
1988- Runner-up at Lyon (l. Doumbia); Quarterfinalist at Martinique Ch.,Seoul
Doubles Runner-up at Martinique Ch. (w/Jones).
1987- Semifinalist at Lyon, San Francisco; Runner-up at Martinique Challenger
Doubles Semifinalist at Stockholm (w/Jones); Doubles Quarterfinalist at
Australian Open (w/Muller).
1986- Quarterfinalist at Metz; Doubles Winner at Schenectady Challenger (w/
Muller); Doubles Semifinalist at U.S. Open (w/Muller).
1985- Doubles Quarterfinalist at Tournament of Champions-N.Y.
1984- Quarterfinalist at Treviso.
After attending Grossmont Junior College and Arizona State University,
he decided to turn pro in 1982.
He didn't start playing tennis until age 15-16 after competing in track,
football and baseball.
He lost a tough 19-17 fifth set to Paul McNamee in the first round at
the 1987 Wimbledon, but came back later in the year as a "Lucky Loser" to
reach the semifinals in San Francisco.
Earned a career-high $62,657 in 1987.
Reached two doubles finals in 1989, the first of his career. Ranked No.
486 in singles, No. 99 in doubles.
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