Residence: Lima, Peru Single
Singles titles: 8, as follows: 1993--(2) Tampa, Sydney-indoor
1992--(2) Auckland, Tampa
1991--(1) Charlotte
1988--(1) Itaparica
1987--(2) Schenectady, Sao Paulo
1989- Runner-up at Forest Hills-T.O.C. (l. Lendl); Semifinalist at Guaruja,
Bordeaux, Orlando, Itaparica; Quarterfinalist at Boston, Cincinnati; RD 16
at Key Biscayne-Lipton; Doubles Runner-up at Charleston, Bordeaux; Doubles
Semifinalist at Forest Hills-T.O.C. (all w/Moreno).
1988- Quarterfinalist at Rome, Florence, Sao Paulo; Doubles Runner-up at
Boston (w/Oresar).
1987- Quarterfinalist at Florence.
1986- Semifinalist at Japan Open; Quarterfinalist at Los Angeles.
1985- Winner at Bahia Challenger; Runner-up at USTA West Palm Beach Ch.;
Semifinalist at Sao Paulo Ch.; Quarterfinalist at Belo Horizonte Ch; RD 16
at U.S. Open.
Winner at 1985 French Open Juniors and Wimbledon Junior Doubles.
Named the 1985 ATP Newcomer of the Year after turning pro that year.
Only player to win a set from eventual champion Ivan Lendl at the 1985
U.S. Open.
Winner of South American 18s in 1983 and 16s in 1981.
Member of Peru's Davis Cup team from 1985-present.
Captured his first two Grand Prix titles in 1987 at Schenectady(d. Pugh)
and Sao Paulo (d. Matttar).
Compiled a 36-17 match record, earned a career-high $199,897 and ranked
a year-end best No. 23 on the ATP computer in 1989, his fifth straight top
100 finish.
Coached by Steve Krulevitz.