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Roman Andres Burruchaga
Roman Andres Burruchaga
Roman Andres Burruchaga
Roman Andres Burruchaga
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    • Nickname is Romi. Speaks Spanish, English and Italian.
    • Parents are Jorge and Fabiola. Siblings are Mauro, Daiana and Alexia.
    • Father scored game-winning goal for Argentina in 1986 World Cup Final. Mauro plays football.
    • Started playing tennis aged seven. He is the only member of his family who plays the sport.
    • Marcelo Miguez was the coach who got him into the sport.
    • Played football when he was younger but when it came time to decide between football and tennis, he selected tennis.
    • Favourite shot is his backhand, surface is clay, tournament is Roland Garros and city on Tour is Buenos Aires.
    • Tennis idol is Novak Djokovic. Favourite athlete is Lionel Messi. Says his hero is Nelson Mandela.
    • Favourite sport outside of tennis is football, favourite team is Huracán.
    • The book he likes most is Open, Andre Agassi’s autobiography.
    • Favourite movie is Lone Survivor, TV show is Prison Break, actor is Ricardo Darin and his preferred music is Argentine rock.
    • Says his secret talent is learning languages; Best quality is his work ethic; Guilty pleasure is eating food.

    (UPDATED 28 AUGUST 2026)

    • Broke into Top 200 in November 2023, Top 100 in February 2026 and achieved career-high No. 56 in May 2026 soon after advancing to his 1st ATP Tour final in Houston (held 3 championship points vs. Paul).
    • Made ATP Tour debut at 2024 Cordoba as Q, defeating countryman and former No. 8 Schwartzman in 1R, and advanced to 1st ATP Tour QF at 2025 Gstaad.
    • Upset No. 9 Cobolli for biggest win of career en route to 2026 Umag SF and earned win over former-World No. 3 Wawrinka en route to 2026 Estoril QF.
    • Owns 140-95 Challenger record (4-3 in finals), saving 1 championship point vs. Mena to capture 1st Challenger title at 2025 Piracicaba and defeating 5 countrymen in as many matches to win 2025 Buenos Aires without dropping a set.
    • Coached by Leonardo Mayer, former World No. 21, who was part of the Argentina's Davis Cup champions squad in 2016.
    • Father, Jorge, was a professional football player and scored the game-winning goal for Argentina in 1986 World Cup final.

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