Argentina's tennis history

by **Samael** » Mon, 18 Apr 2011 09:09

Hey, guys. I have a current assignment to write an article about Argentina's male tennis history(until present days). Please, any piece of information you might have, share it with me here. I m interested in the structure of Argentina's tennis Federation aswell, together with any info about the conditions for tennis in this country. Also, i'd appreciate if you can mention some names who had an imapct over the development of tennis in Argentina. Some famous quotes regarding this matter are also wellcomed. Thanks!

by **Elargento** » Mon, 18 Apr 2011 20:35

my advice is that you should read a book about this, you won't find anybody old enough here in itst from argentina to accurately tell the tennis history of our country.

by **Samael** » Tue, 19 Apr 2011 07:09

I don't want an accurate history of tennis in your country. All i want is a bit of info about it.

by **Chederer** » Tue, 19 Apr 2011 14:56

then research a bit of info on it

by **supinesmokey13** » Tue, 19 Apr 2011 16:54

KOELLERER wrote:Hey, guys. I have a current assignment to write an article about Argentina's male tennis history(until present days). Please, any piece of information you might have, share it with me here. I m interested in the structure of Argentina's tennis Federation aswell, together with any info about the conditions for tennis in this country. Also, i'd appreciate if you can mention some names who had an imapct over the development of tennis in Argentina. Some famous quotes regarding this matter are also wellcomed. Thanks!

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ook at info about juan martin del potro, david nalbandian, guilllermo coria, guillermo canas, gaston gaudio, gabriela sabtini, paola suarez, and of course the greatest Argentine tennis player Guillermo Villas,
and how the British brought the sport to the country

by **Chederer** » Tue, 19 Apr 2011 17:08

supinesmokey13 wrote:
KOELLERER wrote:Hey, guys. I have a current assignment to write an article about Argentina's male tennis history(until present days). Please, any piece of information you might have, share it with me here. I m interested in the structure of Argentina's tennis Federation aswell, together with any info about the conditions for tennis in this country. Also, i'd appreciate if you can mention some names who had an imapct over the development of tennis in Argentina. Some famous quotes regarding this matter are also wellcomed. Thanks!
l
ook at info about juan martin del potro, david nalbandian, guilllermo coria, guillermo canas, gaston gaudio, gabriela sabtini, paola suarez, and of course the greatest Argentine tennis player Guillermo Villas,
and how the British brought the sport to the country

and of course the worst Argentine tennis player ever "Gaston Gaudio" and you forgot about Mariano Puerta and him competing in the 2005 French Open final controversy

by **Samael** » Tue, 19 Apr 2011 20:02

Never mind. Did a thorough research and i found out some other interesting things aswell. Thanks anyway.

by **JJ_DUBZ_87** » Tue, 19 Apr 2011 20:20

LOL so what was the point if you're not gonna take the suggestions?

...I'm just sayin :wink:

by **Samael** » Wed, 20 Apr 2011 07:07

I had already taken into account your suggestions, don't worry.

by **JJ_DUBZ_87** » Wed, 20 Apr 2011 16:17

KOELLERER wrote:I had already taken into account your suggestions, don't worry.

cool beans :tu

by **Elargento** » Wed, 20 Apr 2011 18:44

gaudio the worst argentinian player, are you on crack or somthing like that??????

by **Chederer** » Wed, 20 Apr 2011 19:12

its possible

by **Rob ITST** » Thu, 21 Apr 2011 00:53

Maybe the worst Argentine player to win a Slam.....

Actually, maybe the worst player to win a Slam.

by **JJ_DUBZ_87** » Thu, 21 Apr 2011 03:12

:lol: Coria was FURIOUS after that final too... nobody could believe what was happening. And then Coria retired shortly after because of embarrassment

by **jayl0ve** » Thu, 21 Apr 2011 03:31

Yeah he's definitely not the worst Argentine to EVER PLAY, I mean he got to a Slam final and won it, that's pretty elite company to be in no matter what you do for the rest of your career.

I do agree he's the worst Argentine to win a slam :lol:

I think he's one of the only players to get double bageled at the year-end best 8 tourney.

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