Diego Sebastian Schwartzman

[bogdan1978]

24.11.2014

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 61

[bogdan1978]

05.01.2015

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 60

[bogdan1978]

12.01.2015

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 58

[Lucas]

2014 w liczbach:

Ranking: 63
Bilans meczów: 2-4
Tytuły: 0
Finały: 0
Zarobki: $256,653

CH: 5 tytułów, 2 finały;

[bogdan1978]

04.05.2015

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 57

[Lucas]

Finał CH w Campinas:
* 1. finał CH w 2015 (0-1)
* 14. finał CH w karierze (6-8);

[Damian]

Finał CH w Porto Alegre:
* 2. finał CH w 2015 (0-2)
* 15. finał CH w karierze (6-9);

[Lucas]

Finał CH w Corrientes:
* 3. finał CH w 2015 (0-3)
* 16. finał CH w karierze (6-10);

[Damian]

Finał CH w Guayaquil:
* 4. finał CH w 2015 (0-4)
* 17. finał CH w karierze (6-11);

[Lucas]

2015 w liczbach:

Ranking: 88
Bilans meczów: 11-22
Tytuły: 0
Finały: 0
Zarobki: $374,619

[Lucas]

#1) Stambuł 2016


video.news.com.au

R1 Facundo Bagnis 61 64
R2 [1] Bernard Tomic 62 62
QF Damir Dzumhur 57 76(4) 62
SF [4] Federico Delbonis 67(5) 63 62
W [2] Grigor Dimitrov 67(5) 76(4) 60

[Lucas]

Schwartzman Rallies From The Brink For Maiden Title

Spoiler:

Diego Schwartzman rallied from the brink of elimination in the final of the TEB BNP Paribas Istanbul Open. The Argentine found himself down a set and a break against Grigor Dimitrov, before storming back, claiming 11 of the last 12 games to clinch his maiden ATP World Tour title 6-7(5), 7-6(4), 6-0.
Schwartzman is the second first-time winner on the ATP World Tour this year, joining Nick Kyrgios (Marseille), and the third different Argentine to triumph along with Federico Delbonis and Juan Monaco. The 23 year old battled all week in the Turkish metropolis, upsetting top seed Bernard Tomic in the second round and saving one match point in edging Damir Dzumhur on Friday.
"It was an amazing match for me," said Schwartzman. "I played well and fought all match. What happened to Grigor with the cramps also happened to me in Australia this year. With my doubles final and title in singles, it's amazing.

"I've practised really hard to improve my tennis. I played all the points with 100 per cent effort and I need to. All the matches are tough, against Tomic, Dzumhur, Bagnis and Delbonis. I played really well."
Read: In The Gym With Diego
Service holds came at a premium in a marathon 70-minute first set on Sunday. Eight of the 12 service games resulted in breaks, including seven in a row. A tie-break would decide the opener, with Dimitrov converting his second opportunity as Schwartzman netted a volley.
Dimitrov looked to be in control as the second set got underway at the Garanti Koza Arena, consolidating an immediate break for 3-0. The second seed arrived at the doorstep of capturing the title in straight sets, leading 5-2, but the 5'7" Argentine would not go down without a fight. With his back against the wall, Schwartzman denied Dimitrov serving for the match on his fourth break chance and would break again two games later.
The agile Schwartzman pounced in the ensuing tie-break, rallying from a mini-break deficit to force a decider. He would go on to take the third set 6-0, lifting his first ATP World Tour trophy after two hours and 47 minutes. The match ended in unusual circumstances when Dimitrov received a game penalty trailing at 0-5 in the final set after being penalised for a third time in the match for breaking his racquet.
Schwartzman will look to pull double duty on Sunday, also contesting the doubles final alongside countryman Andres Molteni. They face the Italian-Israeli duo of Flavio Cipolla and Dudi Sela. The World No. 87 is the second-lowest ranked player to lift a tour-level crown this year, behind only Monaco (No. 148) in Houston. He takes home 250 Emirates ATP Rankings points and €75,880 in prize money.
"I started cramping at 5-2 in the second set," said Dimitrov, who was bidding for his fifth ATP World Tour title. "It was very unfortunate that I couldn’t close out the match. I have to give credit to Diego.

"I have two big events coming up and hope that I can face one of the top guys there. There will be some altitude in Madrid and I won’t have much time to get ready, but I like it there."

http://www.atpworldtour.com/en/news/sch ... anbul-2016

[DUN I LOVE]

Diego przełamał niemoc na zapleczu ATP i sięgnął wczoraj po swój 7. tytuł niższej rangi (cały czas 7-11 w finałach).

[Damian]

Finał w Antwerpii.

Diego zaliczył kolejny świetny tydzień na poziomie ATP Tour. Po tytule w Stambule, tym razem przyszedł czas na finał w Antwerpii (1-1 w finałach ATP).

[Damian]

24.10.2016

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 54

[Damian]

CH: Schwartzman najlepszy w Montevideo.

Uruguay Open (Montevideo, Uruguay): Second seed Diego Schwartzman of Argentina cruised to the title with a convincing 6-4, 6-1 win over sixth seed Rogerio Dutra Silva of Brazil. He is now on a 10-match win streak in Challengers, having prevailed also defeated Dutra Silva in September’s championship match in Barranquila, Colombia.

[DUN I LOVE]

Mocnym akordem zakończył sezon Diego. Ogółem był to 20. tytuł CH dla Argentyny w tym roku (wyrównany rekord Francji z 2005). Schwartzman jest jednym z 10. argentyńskich mistrzów CH z tego roku.

[Damian]

21.11.2016

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 52

[Lucas]

2016 w liczbach:

Ranking: 52
Bilans meczów: 17-17
Tytuły: 1 (Istanbul)
Finały: 1 (Antwerp)
Zarobki: $441,495

[Damian]

13.02.2017

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 50