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Gabriel Markus
Gabriel Markus
Gabriel Markus
Gabriel Markus
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  • Personal
    • Residence: Buenos Aires, Argentina Single
    Singles title: Doubles title:
    1992--(1) Nice 1992--(1) Maceio (w/Sobel)
    Year-by-Year Highlights:
    1989- Winner at Santos Ch.; Semifinalist at Sao Paulo-4 Ch.; Quarterfinalist
    at Oporto Ch., Lins Ch., Casablanca-2 Ch.
    Turned pro in March 1988.
    Reached the quarterfinals of the 1987 French Open juniors.
    Ranked No. 2 in the Argentina juniors in 1985-86.
    Improved from 522 in 1988 to a year-end best No. 207 in 1989 while
    earning a career-high $18,340.
    Captured his first career tour title in Nice on Apr. 19, 1992, defeating
    top-seed Pete Sampras in the semifinals and No. 7 Javier Sanchez in the final
    Jumped from 78 to a career-high No. 49 (at the time).
    Earlier in the year, won his first tour doubles title in Maceio (w/John
    Sobel) in Maceio, Brazil.

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