Obradović, a right-handed player with a one handed backhand, trained at Belgrade's Partizan Tennis Club.[3]
In 2002 he featured in a Davis Cup tie for Serbia and Montenegro, against South Africa on his home court in Belgrade. Serbia and Montenegro secured the tie in the first of the reverse singles, which gave Obradović an opportunity to play the final match, a dead rubber he lost to Justin Bower.[4]
He attended the University of Florida and played collegiate tennis before turning professional.[5]
On tour he featured at Futures and Challenger level, as well as the qualifying draws of several ATP Tour tournaments. In 2007 he won his only ITF Futures title on home soil, defeating compatriot Ivan Bjelica. En route to the final he also beat future star Dusan Lajovic. In 2008 he made the semi-finals of the Izmir Challenger and had a win over former French Open finalist Mariano Puerta on clay at the Samarkhand Challenger. His only Challenger title was in doubles, the 2008 edition of the Men's Pro Challenger at Tunica National, which he won partnering Izak Van der Merwe.[6] In 2011 at an ITF Futures event in Alabama, USA, Obradović was the first player to be defeated in a professional event by future top 30 star Yoshihito Nishioka.
vladimir, obradović, tennis, vladimir, obradović, serbian, cyrillic, Владимир, Обрадовић, born, february, 1981, serbian, tennis, coach, former, professional, tennis, player, vladimir, obradovićfull, namevladimir, obradovićcountry, sports, serbia, montenegro, s. Vladimir Obradovic Serbian Cyrillic Vladimir Obradoviћ born 4 February 1981 is a Serbian tennis coach 2 and former professional tennis player Vladimir ObradovicFull nameVladimir ObradovicCountry sports Serbia and Montenegro SerbiaBorn 1981 02 04 4 February 1981 age 43 Belgrade 1 SR Serbia SFR YugoslaviaHeight1 96 m 6 ft 5 in Turned pro1997Retired2014PlaysRight handedCoachAndy JacksonSveta SimicPrize money 71 788SinglesCareer titles01 FuturesHighest rankingNo 368 11 August 2008 DoublesCareer titles01 Challenger 4 FuturesHighest rankingNo 192 18 August 2008 Contents 1 Biography 2 Challenger titles 2 1 Doubles 1 3 See also 4 References 5 External linksBiography editObradovic a right handed player with a one handed backhand trained at Belgrade s Partizan Tennis Club 3 In 2002 he featured in a Davis Cup tie for Serbia and Montenegro against South Africa on his home court in Belgrade Serbia and Montenegro secured the tie in the first of the reverse singles which gave Obradovic an opportunity to play the final match a dead rubber he lost to Justin Bower 4 He attended the University of Florida and played collegiate tennis before turning professional 5 On tour he featured at Futures and Challenger level as well as the qualifying draws of several ATP Tour tournaments In 2007 he won his only ITF Futures title on home soil defeating compatriot Ivan Bjelica En route to the final he also beat future star Dusan Lajovic In 2008 he made the semi finals of the Izmir Challenger and had a win over former French Open finalist Mariano Puerta on clay at the Samarkhand Challenger His only Challenger title was in doubles the 2008 edition of the Men s Pro Challenger at Tunica National which he won partnering Izak Van der Merwe 6 In 2011 at an ITF Futures event in Alabama USA Obradovic was the first player to be defeated in a professional event by future top 30 star Yoshihito Nishioka Challenger titles editDoubles 1 edit No Year Tournament Surface Partner Opponents Score 1 2008 Tunica Resorts U S Clay nbsp Izak van der Merwe nbsp Ryler DeHeart nbsp Todd Widom 7 6 5 6 4See also editList of Serbia Davis Cup team representativesReferences edit Florida 4 UCF 0 May Tennis player with autism slices up the competition Djokovic s Childhood Friend Obradovic Meets NCAA Champ In Semis 10sBalls 17 September 2011 Retrieved 21 May 2017 M DC 2002 G2 EA M YUG RSA 01 Official website of the Davis Cup Retrieved 21 May 2017 College Tennis Teams University of Florida Team Roster Vladimir Obradovic collegetennisonline com Retrieved 21 May 2017 ITF Tennis Pro Circuit Tunica Resorts Challenger 05 May 11 May 2008 ITF Retrieved 21 May 2017 External links editVladimir Obradovic at the Association of Tennis Professionals nbsp Vladimir Obradovic at the International Tennis Federation nbsp Vladimir Obradovic at the Davis Cup nbsp Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Vladimir Obradovic tennis amp oldid 1220338751, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
