Alfie Hewett

Alfie Hewett has established himself as a dominant force in wheelchair tennis, transitioning from a junior champion to a multiple Grand Slam and Paralympic medalist. After securing his first Junior Masters singles title in 2012 and his first international senior men’s singles title in Belgium the same year, Alfie Hewett went on to establish himself as a dominant force in wheelchair tennis. His competitive journey began in 2008, and he quickly rose through the ranks, leading Great Britain to victory in the World Team Cup junior event in 2013 before becoming a vital part of the men’s World Team Cup-winning team in 2015. Hewett made a significant impact at the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games, where, despite being the 13th seed, he reached an all-British final against his doubles partner Gordon Reid, earning two silver medals in men’s singles and doubles.

His formidable partnership with Gordon Reid has resulted in a Paralympic doubles gold (Paris 2024) and two previous Paralympic doubles silvers (Rio 2016, Tokyo 2020). Individually, he holds two Paralympic singles silver medals (Rio 2016, Paris 2024). His extensive medal haul also includes four World Team Cup gold medals and multiple Wheelchair Tennis Masters titles, solidifying his status as a leading figure in wheelchair tennis.