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Andrew "Ace" Downerston (born April 5 1990) is a professional tennis player currently ranked 296th in the World. Downerston has won only one major career title, being the Canadian Challenger 100,000. His highest ranking on the ATP Rankings is 69th in the World.

2009
Downerston started in the 2009 Pilot Pen Tennis, making it to the third round. He won the 2009 Canada Challenger 100,000, albeit his only carrer win so far. He made the second round in the 2009 U.S. Open, and the third round in the 2009 BCR Open Romania before suffering an injury in a bizarre car accident in Caledonia, Ontario, and soon after taking a brief sabbatical to practice for 2010.

2010
He returned with a Quarterfinal preformance in the 2010 Medibank International Sydney. In the 2010 Australian Open, Downerston reached the Quarterfinals defeating Rajeev Ram, Ivan Dodig, Fernando Verdasco and Nikolai Davydenko before losing to eventual finalist Roger Federer. In his four wins, he took all the games in three sets but in the match against Davydenko, he had won the first set 7-6 at the twenty-fourth tie braker, eventually winning the tiebraker 14-12. After his loss to Roger Federer, Downerston said that "he played a fair match" and that he evenly so was glad he reached as far as the Quarterfinals. This Quarterfinal appearance has led him to 69th in the rankings, the highest he has ever been in his career.

Around February, Downerston fizzled a bit, but he made the Semi-finals anyways in the Abierto Mexicano Telcel. He also made the finals for the US Men's Clay Court Championships as well., losing to Juan Ignacio Chela in three sets. He made the semi-finals as well in the 2010 Barcelona Open Banco Sabadell.

At the 2010 French Open, he beat Benjamin Becker in three sets and Lleyton Hewitt in four sets, but lost to Rafael Nadal in five sets. However, he is very well eligible to qualify seeded in the next tournament.

Singles Finals

 * Wins (1)
 * Runners-ups (1)

Grand Slam Career Results
''To prevent confusion and double counting, information in this table is updated only once a tournament or the player's participation in the tournament has concluded. This table is current through the 2010 French Open.''

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