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Allen Fox, TennisONE's Special Contributing Editor
 Tennis Playing
Career
- Winner NCAA Singles (1961) and NCAA Doubles (1962)
- Winner U.S. National Hardcourt Singles (1962)
- Ranked among top ten men in USA five times (1961-1968)
- Quarter-finalist at Wimbledon (1965)
- Winner Canadian National Singles Championship (1966)
- Winner Pacific Southwest Singles Championship (1966), defeating
Grand Slam title-holders Roy Emerson, Fred Stolle, Tony Roche
and Manuel Santana
- Member of U.S. Davis Cup team in 1961, 1963, and 1966 Tournament
victories over Arthur Ashe, Jimmy Connors, Stan Smith and John
Newcombe
Coaching Career
- Varsity tennis coach at Pepperdine University
- Team reached NCAA finals twice, semi-finals three times and
quarter-finals six times
- Coached Pepperdine team members (now past or current touring
professionals):
- Brad Gilbert
- Andrew Sznajder
- Glen Michibata
- Robbie Weiss (NCAA singles champion, 1988)
Broadcasting Career
- Color commentator for national television broadcasts of tennis
events on USA network, PBS and Prime Ticket Network.
- Interviewed on various TV and radio programs as expert on
competition psychology.
- Hosted educational programs on ESPN and Disney Channel.
Academic Career
- B.A., Physics, U.C.L.A.
- Ph.D., Psychology, U.C.L.A.
- Lecturer, California State University at Long Beach and Pepperdine
University
Writing Career
Books Published:
- "If I'm the Better Player, Why Can't I win?
- "Think to Win"
Magazine Articles
- Tennis, World Tennis, Racket, Tennis Week, Inside Tennis,
Tennis Australia, USTA Sport's Science
To Order Allen Fox's Books or send email, click
here
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