Francisco Gonzalez
Francisco Gonzalez
Francisco Gonzalez
Francisco Gonzalez
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  • Residence: Plantation, Florida
    Doubles titles: 6, 1984--(4) Cincinnati, Cleveland, Brisbane (w/Mitchell),
    Johannesburg (w/Delatte) 1979--(2) Tulsa (w/Teltscher), Sydney (w/Frawley)
    1986- Doubles runner-up at Metz (w/Schapers); Chicago, Newport (w/Edwards);
    Doubles Semifinalist at Cologne (w/Donnelly); Paris Indoor (w/Stewart)_
    1985- Quarterfinalist at Rotterdam; Doubles SF at Atlanta (w/Delatte),
    Newport (w/Mitchell).
    1984- Runner-up at Brisbane.
    1983- SF at Caracus.
    1982- SF at Japan Open.
    1980- Runner-up at Cincinnati.
    Best Grand Slam result: Reached round of 16 at 1981 Wimbledon.
    In a profession of nomads, Francisco Gonzalez is one of the most
    traveled of all men. Born in Weisbaden, West Germany (where his father was
    an officer in the U.S. military), he grew up in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico, and
    played his collegiate tennis in Ohio. In 1980, ranked 118, he had the best
    tournament of his life, beating Jimmy Connors en route to the final of the
    ATP Championships in Cincinnati. In 1984, he and Matt Mitchell claimed two
    of their three doubles titles in Ohio (Cincinnati and Cleveland). The
    likeable Gonzalez was born on the U.S. military base in Weisbaden, West
    Germany (as was John McEnroe), where his father-now a civil engineer-was
    stationed. Francisco took up tennis at age 10, eventually earning a scholar-
    ship to Ohio State, where he competed from 1975 through 1977, and earned All-
    America honors. He was also a two time Big Ten Conference singles champion.
    The latest move in his life was occasioned by the chance to play Davis
    Cup. Paraguay had never before fielded a team in international competition,
    for there was not another player to team with Victor Pecci. In the country's
    Davis Cup debut (1982), Gonzalez and Pecci led Paraguay to the American Zone
    championships, and hence a berth in the World Group. In 1984, with an upset
    of New Zealand in the first round, they earned their way back into the
    World Group. He is 7-16 in singles and 12-5 in doubles lifetime. A member of
    the Paraguayan Davis Cup team since 1982.
    He married his high school sweetheart, Vivian.

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