Born in Paraná to Sergio and Silvia Patriarca, he is one of three brothers and learned his tennis at the local Club de Tenis Urquiza.[1]
Patriarca, who played right-handed, turned professional in 2000 and won regular titles on the Futures circuit during his career. In 2005 he won two Challenger tournaments in doubles and was singles runner-up at the Geneva Open Challenger, along the way beating Andreas Vinciguerra and Óscar Hernández. He took part in the qualifying draw of the men's singles at the 2006 Wimbledon Championships and a month later qualified for the Austrian Open Kitzbühel, his only main draw appearance on the ATP Tour. In the first round he played an Austrian, Andreas Haider-Maurer, who beat him in three sets.[2]
An ankle injury forced him to retire from professional tennis aged 24 and he instead turned to coaching. He was the coach of Juan Mónaco in the 2013 season and has since moved to the Mexican city of Acapulco to run a tennis school.[3]
damián, patriarca, born, june, 1983, former, professional, tennis, player, from, argentina, full, namecountry, sports, argentinaborn, 1983, june, 1983, paraná, entre, ríos, argentinaplaysright, handedprize, money, 782singlescareer, record0, 1highest, rankingno. Damian Patriarca born 28 June 1983 is a former professional tennis player from Argentina Damian PatriarcaFull nameDamian PatriarcaCountry sports ArgentinaBorn 1983 06 28 28 June 1983 age 40 Parana Entre Rios ArgentinaPlaysRight handedPrize money 99 782SinglesCareer record0 1Highest rankingNo 253 10 April 2006 DoublesHighest rankingNo 173 7 March 2005 Contents 1 Biography 2 Challenger titles 2 1 Doubles 2 3 References 4 External linksBiography editBorn in Parana to Sergio and Silvia Patriarca he is one of three brothers and learned his tennis at the local Club de Tenis Urquiza 1 Patriarca who played right handed turned professional in 2000 and won regular titles on the Futures circuit during his career In 2005 he won two Challenger tournaments in doubles and was singles runner up at the Geneva Open Challenger along the way beating Andreas Vinciguerra and oscar Hernandez He took part in the qualifying draw of the men s singles at the 2006 Wimbledon Championships and a month later qualified for the Austrian Open Kitzbuhel his only main draw appearance on the ATP Tour In the first round he played an Austrian Andreas Haider Maurer who beat him in three sets 2 An ankle injury forced him to retire from professional tennis aged 24 and he instead turned to coaching He was the coach of Juan Monaco in the 2013 season and has since moved to the Mexican city of Acapulco to run a tennis school 3 Challenger titles editDoubles 2 edit No Year Tournament Surface Partner Opponents Score1 2005 Santiago Chile Clay nbsp Giovanni Lapentti nbsp Enzo Artoni nbsp Ignacio Gonzalez King 6 2 4 6 6 42 2005 Montevideo Uruguay Clay nbsp Brian Dabul nbsp Daniel Kollerer nbsp Oliver Marach 6 0 6 4References edit Patriarca el elegido por Monaco El Diario in Spanish 23 August 2013 Retrieved 30 December 2017 Win for Luczak in Austria The Sydney Morning Herald 25 July 2006 Retrieved 30 December 2017 Interview with Damian Patriarca in Spanish eloisapatat com ar 19 October 2014 Retrieved 30 December 2017 External links editDamian Patriarca at the Association of Tennis Professionals nbsp Damian Patriarca at the International Tennis Federation nbsp Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Damian Patriarca amp oldid 1158437139, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
