Zingman, known as "Andy", comes from Buenos Aires and began competing professionally in 1993.
He made his earliest ATP Tour main draw appearances in 1996, the first at the Swiss Open Gstaad where he lost to Karim Alami in the opening round, then at the Romanian Open in Bucharest, competing in both the singles and doubles. In Bucharest he faced another Moroccan Hicham Arazi in the first round, but this time came out on top, before losing in the second round to Carlos Moyá. As a doubles player he played at Gstaad again in 1997, partnering Dominik Hrbatý.
A regular on the Challenger circuit, he had a win over Franco Squillari, then 47 in the world, at the 1998 Sao Paulo tournament.[1] His only Challenger title came in doubles, in Quito in the 1999 season.[2]
He played as a qualifier in the main draw of the 1999 Gold Flake Open, an ATP Tour tournament held in Chennai.[3]
In 1999 he featured in the qualifying events of all four Grand Slam tournaments.
Now based in Israel, Zingman is a head coach at the David Squad, a non-profit school recognised as the top independent tennis academy in the country.[4][5]
andrés, zingman, born, june, 1974, former, professional, tennis, player, from, argentina, full, namecountry, sports, argentinaborn, 1974, june, 1974, buenos, aires, argentinaprize, money, 269singlescareer, record1, 3career, titles0highest, rankingno, march, 19. Andres Zingman born 16 June 1974 is a former professional tennis player from Argentina Andres ZingmanFull nameAndres ZingmanCountry sports ArgentinaBorn 1974 06 16 16 June 1974 age 48 Buenos Aires ArgentinaPrize money 99 269SinglesCareer record1 3Career titles0Highest rankingNo 214 8 March 1999 DoublesCareer record0 2Career titles0Highest rankingNo 232 13 December 1999 Contents 1 Biography 2 Challenger titles 2 1 Doubles 1 3 References 4 External linksBiography EditZingman known as Andy comes from Buenos Aires and began competing professionally in 1993 He made his earliest ATP Tour main draw appearances in 1996 the first at the Swiss Open Gstaad where he lost to Karim Alami in the opening round then at the Romanian Open in Bucharest competing in both the singles and doubles In Bucharest he faced another Moroccan Hicham Arazi in the first round but this time came out on top before losing in the second round to Carlos Moya As a doubles player he played at Gstaad again in 1997 partnering Dominik Hrbaty A regular on the Challenger circuit he had a win over Franco Squillari then 47 in the world at the 1998 Sao Paulo tournament 1 His only Challenger title came in doubles in Quito in the 1999 season 2 He played as a qualifier in the main draw of the 1999 Gold Flake Open an ATP Tour tournament held in Chennai 3 In 1999 he featured in the qualifying events of all four Grand Slam tournaments Now based in Israel Zingman is a head coach at the David Squad a non profit school recognised as the top independent tennis academy in the country 4 5 Challenger titles EditDoubles 1 Edit No Year Tournament Surface Partner Opponents Score1 1999 Quito Ecuador Clay Paulo Taicher oscar Ortiz Marco Osorio 7 5 4 6 7 5References Edit Squillari cayo ante Zingman en San Pablo La Nacion in Spanish 15 October 1998 Retrieved 25 April 2017 Zingman gano el doble en Ecuador Ole in Spanish 13 September 1999 Retrieved 25 April 2017 Das Gupta Amitava 6 April 1999 Paes Survives Scare The Telegraph Retrieved 25 April 2017 Braid Steven 28 May 2016 Israel s Top Tennis Academy Is Streamlined for Success The New York Times Retrieved 25 April 2017 Sinai Allon 25 January 2017 David Squad attempts to usher in Israeli tennis renaissance The Jerusalem Post Retrieved 25 April 2017 External links EditAndres Zingman at the Association of Tennis Professionals Andres Zingman at the International Tennis Federation Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Andres Zingman amp oldid 1063350498, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
