Former Australian tennis player Todd Reid has passed away at the age of 34.
A Tennis Australia spokesperson confirmed that Reid died on Tuesday.
There were no suspicious circumstances surrounding his death.
Reid was touted as a future superstar of Australian tennis when he won the 2002 Wimbledon boys' singles title, the same year Lleyton Hewitt won the men's singles title.
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Reid also won the Australian Open boys' doubles title in '02.
At that stage, only Hewitt and Mark Philippoussis were in front of him in the pecking order of Australian tennis players.
Reid's best achievement was reaching the third round at the 2004 Australian Open, where he lost to Roger Federer.
His career-best ATP singles ranking was 105.
Reid quit the sport in 2005 due to ongoing injury problems and after suffering glandular fever.
Hewitt and Todd Woodbridge paid tribute to Reid on Twitter.
Tough week for the Aussie Tennis family losing one of our mates T-Rod. Thoughts and prayers are with Todd’s family at this difficult time. #RIPTodd #DCTeamMate #92 🙏
— Lleyton Hewitt (@lleytonhewitt) October 26, 2018
Very saddened to hear the news of the passing of Todd Reid. We never know how much someone can be suffering. Prayers for Todd and his family. #RIP #tennisfamily @ATPWorldTour @TennisAustralia @beyondblue
— Todd Woodbridge (@toddwoodbridge) October 26, 2018
RIP Todd 😔
— Matt Reid (@MattReid12345) October 26, 2018
Sad to hear the news of Todd Reid's passing. Had such talent as a junior.
— Nat Edwards (@Nat_Edwards) October 26, 2018
This is so sad. RIP Todd Reid. Pumped up so much as a 13-year-old prospect, went on to win Junior Wimbledon in 2002, then made the third round of the Australian Open in 2004, but a lot of things conspired to prevent him reaching his potential.https://t.co/tIzYVTCQXU
— Marc McGowan (@ByMarcMcGowan) October 26, 2018
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