Gustavo Kuerten

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Gustavo Kuerten is a retired Brazilian tennis player best known for winning three French Open singles titles and reaching the world No. 1 ranking.

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Gustavo Kuerten canonical 3
Guilherme Kuerten 1

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instanceOf Brazilian tennis player
human
tennis player
ATPWorldTourFinalsTitle 2000 Tennis Masters Cup
backhandStyle one-handed backhand
careerPrizeMoney over US$14,000,000
countryOfCitizenship Brazil
dateOfBirth 1976-09-10
dateOfHighestSinglesRanking 2000-12-04
davisCupTeam Brazil Davis Cup team
era 1990s tennis era
early 2000s tennis era
familyName Kuerten
founded Guga Kuerten Institute
FrenchOpenSinglesTitle 1997 French Open
linked to: French Open

2000 French Open
linked to: French Open

2001 French Open
linked to: French Open
fullName Gustavo Kuerten
givenName Gustavo
grandSlamSinglesTitles 3
hallOfFameInduction International Tennis Hall of Fame
hallOfFameInductionYear 2012
highestSinglesRanking No. 1
linked to: world No. 1
honor Order of Ipiranga
knownFor reaching world No. 1 in ATP singles rankings
winning three French Open singles titles
nationality Brazilian
nickname Guga
notableRival Alex Corretja
Andre Agassi
linked to: Agassi

Marat Safin
olympicParticipation 2000 Summer Olympics
2004 Summer Olympics
placeOfBirth Florianópolis, Brazil
linked to: Florianópolis
playsEvent men's doubles
men's singles
playsHandedness right-handed
postRetirementActivity philanthropy
tennis commentary
representedCountry Brazil
residence Florianópolis, Brazil
linked to: Florianópolis
retired 2008
sport tennis
styleOfPlay aggressive baseline play
surfaceSpecialty clay
turnedPro 1995

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Gustavo hasNotableBearers Gustavo Kuerten
Guga name Gustavo Kuerten
Guga sibling Guilherme Kuerten
linked to: Gustavo Kuerten
Gustavo Kuerten fullName Gustavo Kuerten