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Jun/23

23

11 Biggest Overachievers In Tennis

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By Scoop Malinowski Alex de Minaur – A very good but not dominant junior, the Australian has progressed to ATP stardom. The undersized baseline dynamo who takes the ball early is 24 now and ranked 18 in the world with seven ATP titles and nearly $10m in prize money earned. Demon’s best ranking was 15. […] Continue to read full article...

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Sep/21

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David and Goliath in Reverse: Schwartzman Slayed By A Boy

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ATP world no. 15 Diego Schwartaman suffered one of the most shocking defeats in tennis history as he lost to a virtual unknown junior in the Davis Cup tie in Buenos Aires last week. 29 year old Schwartzman, who has beaten Rafael Nadal in Rome and reached the semis of Roland Garros in 2020 and quarterfinals […] Continue to read full article...

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Jun/18

30

Diego Schwartzman is 11 in the world!

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diego schwartzman By Scoop Malinowski One of the most astonishing achievements in modern tennis is the almost unbelievable fact that Diego Schwartzman is now ranked no. 11 in the world. The five-foot-seven-inch, 25 year old Argentine was not an exceptional junior. He did not take the ATP World Tour by storm in his late teens, early 20s. But somehow the diminutive gladiator extraordinaire has slayed 89% percent of the professional tennis goliaths, and etched his name into the annals of tennis. Continue to read full article...

Aug/17

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Biofile Diego Schwartzman Interview

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diego schwartzman
  By Scoop Malinowski Ht: 5-7 Wt: 141 DOB: August 16, 1992 In: Buenos Aires, Argentina First Tennis Memory: Ooh. I don't know. It's tough to remember [smiles]. But I think when I first started to play in my first club in Argentina, Club Nautico Aqua. It's a club and very big. I always play football and tennis and then I decide on tennis because I think I play better than the football. Tennis Inspirations: David Ferrer is one of them. And Pico Monaco as well because he's like my big brother. I always try to speak with him. Take all his experience on the ATP World Tour is always good to know. And then Roger, Rafa, all the top players are so big, so good. And I try to follow them. Continue to read full article...

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