Cruz Hewitt could be ready to enter one of the sport’s biggest stages as Tennis Australia and the young gun’s team weigh the next move for the promising teenager.

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Cruz mode: Son of a tennis gun in the mix for Open qualifying wildcard

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Cruz Hewitt, the 15-year-old son of Lleyton, is rising through the ranks of Australian tennis seemingly unburdened by the weight of his surname.

The West Australian

Kerry Stokes

Cruz Hewitt driven by weight of big tennis surname

PerthNow

City of Perth

Western Australia

The 15-year-old rising star’s transformation was on show in his return to Tennis Australia’s blue carpet.

7NEWS Australia

Cruz Hewitt all grown up as he towers over Lleyton and Bec

Australia’s recent world No.1 doubles player Matt Ebden ticked off some big career goals in 2024 but the veteran is still driven by one thing missing on the CV.

The Age

Surprise winner shares gong as Hewitts shine on blue carpet

Cruz Hewitt, the promising son of Aussie tennis great Lleyton, could make his first Australian Open appearance next month with consideration given to a qualifying wildcard.

Fox Sports Australia

Murdoch family

Telstra

Hewitt in the mix for Australian Open debut as 42-year local grand slam first emerges

Cruz Hewitt was nominated for the male junior player of the year award at the Australian Tennis Awards on Monday night but was pipped by 18-year-old Hayden Jones. 
Lleyton Hewitt in 1998.Credit: Vince Caligiuri  Cruz turns 16 on Wednesday, the same age his father was when he famously won his home-town Adelaide International – as a wildcard entrant ranked in the 500s in 1998. The spotlight on Hewitt junior and his capabilities on the tennis court…

Cruz mode: Son of a tennis gun in the mix for Open qualifying wildcard

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