What Argentinian tennis player(s) is/are in the top 10 of the ATP?
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David Nalbandian, Gaston Gaudio and Guillermo Coria.
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1.Greg Rusedski\n2.Andy Murray\n3.Tim Henman\n\nthe ranking points are very close - and the order appears to change every week.\n\nMurray will certainly be clear at the top this time next year.
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Nadel holds a 59 match winning streak on clay courts coming into the final.\nNadal holds a 5-1 head to head record against federer with the last two meetings being on clay in Rome and Monaco.\nFederer is World no.1 while Nadal is world no.2.\nFederer can become the third man to win four consecutive grand slams.\n\n              World No. 1 and top seed Roger Federer against World No. 2 and second seed Rafael Nadal in the final of Roland Garros. It couldn’t have been scripted any better. Sunday’s match between the two evokes memories of past Grand Slam finals between the top two players in the world – Sampras vs. Agassi, McEnroe vs. Borg for example.\n                  Federer, of course, is trying to become the first player since Rod Laver in 1969 to win four straight Grand Slam events, a streak that began at Wimbledon last year. Meanwhile, Nadal is seeking to extend his Open Era record of 59 straight matches won on clay and defend his crown in Paris (d. Puerta in 2005).\n              Federer, 24, hails from Switzerland, while Nadal who turned 20 last Saturday, comes from Spain. The two have met six times during their ATP careers, with Nadal coming out on top in five of those encounters, including all three times on clay. Last year at Roland Garros, the Spanish sensation took out Federer in the semifinals.\n\nWith these stats, I beleive that Nadal will win the French Open for a second consecutive time
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my all time fav is boris becker cuz he was the best player i have seen in tennis , but from current players i like andre aggasi  , sharapova only cuz of her looks n sexyness n sania mirza cuz she the only known tennis player from india
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Manu Ginobili from Argentina
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None other than pete sampras. he ws the best of best player in history of tennis. highest number of grandslam singles winner... My vote is for pete sampras
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LEONEL MESSI NO DOUBT\n\nVAMOS ARGENTINA
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On Personal Preference:\n\n1 Federer - predictable but groundbreaking, and a nicer person than most #1s\n\n2 Nadal - partly for being able to pose a Big Problem for Federer, and partly for instinctively getting how and how not to act to be great for the sport\n\n3 Nalbandian - another Federer question, plus he tends to be a level or two better at bigger events\n\n4 Davydenko - for apparently being injury-proof; he may play more tournaments in a row than some others will all year\n\n5 Blake - great story, very nice person, just needs not to go walkabout in deciding sets\n\n6 Roddick - the swagger leaves me cold, though I can appreciate why others might like it.\n\n7 Robredo - has his moments; a bit of a dark horse\n\n8 Ljubicic - a little like the pre-major-winning Lendl; maybe a bit of a whiner?\n\n1 Dementieva - must have enormous internal fortitude to get such results with such a non-asset of a serve and gets huge points for her social sensitivity in her US Open finals appearance\n\n2 Mauresmo - probably the gentlest soul among all the top players, and has really paid her dues in many respects to deserve her success\n\n3 Henin-Hardenne - glorious game, incredible competitive fire; loses points for questionable sportsmanship and too-blatant selfishness\n\n4 Clijsters - the opposite side of the JHH coin; capable of a much better resume and refreshingly open about valuing friends over trophies, but a little too content with one major title\n\n5 Kuznetsova - for making Martina Navratilova look like a genius\n\n6 Sharapova - love the intensity, maybe too marketable, MAJOR mandatory deduction for the pornographic grunting\n\n7 Hingis - great thoughtfulness on court, but lost a lot of points for making derogatory remarks about Mauresmo years ago (as well as getting into verbal fights with Richard Williams) and doesn't seem to have grown much; dating her doesn't seem to have done much good for Magnus Norman or Sergio Garcia\n\n8 Petrova - probably capable of improving, but fell at the first big hurdle
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Since I have actually been asked this question before by some female tennis fans I will repeat what I told them.  The male tennis player with the largest female following is undoubtedly Marat Safin.  Since I was asked for my opinion I told them that David Ferrer of Spain had the look of a top male model.  To check on these players you can go to atptennis.com and enter their names for pictures.
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David Nalbandian (born January 1, 1982, Unquillo, Córdoba, Argentina) is a professional tennis player from Argentina. He is currently the World's No. 7 male tennis player. \n\nNalbandian is of Armenian descent; his last name means "one who makes horse shoes" in Armenian.\n\nNalbandian began playing tennis at age five. As a junior player, he won the 1998 Junior US Open singles against Roger Federer and the 1999 Junior Wimbledon doubles titles.\n\nHe turned professional in 2000. In 2001, he finished in the ATP top 50 for the first time. He finished 2002 as no. 1 Argentine and South American for the first time in his career, winning 2 ATP titles and reaching the Wimbledon final, where he set a record and stunned the tennis world by becoming the first man to reach the final on his senior debut, in 2002. Furthermore, his run to the 2002 Wimbledon final is even more remarkable, considering that it was his first ever pro tournament on grass.\n\nSince then he has continued to climb his way up the ranks of professional tennis, and has finished each of the last two years ranked inside the year end top ten. In 2003 Nalbandian reached the semifinals of the US Open, where he lost to Andy Roddick, after holding a match point in the third set, after a few controversial calls. In 2004, Nalbandian reached the French Open semifinals losing to eventual champion Gastón Gaudio.\n\nIn 2005, Nalbandian won the Tennis Masters Cup, becoming only the second Argentine tennis player in history (after Guillermo Vilas in 1974) to win the end of year tournament. Having replaced American Andy Roddick, Nalbandian won two of his three group matches (l. to Roger Federer, d. Ivan Ljubičić and Guillermo Coria). In the semi-finals he defeated Russian Nikolay Davydenko and in the final, he beat World No. 1 Roger Federer.\n\nCountry  Argentina \nResidence Córdoba, Argentina \nDate of birth January 1, 1982 \nPlace of birth Córdoba, Argentina \nHeight 5 ft 11 in (180 cm) \nWeight 175 lb (79 kg) \nTurned Pro 2000 \nPlays Right; Two-handed backhand \nCareer Prize Money $6,961,094 \nSingles \nCareer record: 214-104 \nCareer titles: 5 \nHighest ranking: No. 3 (March 20, 2006) \nGrand Slam results \nAustralian Open SF (2006) \nFrench Open SF (2004, 2006) \nWimbledon F (2002) \nU.S. Open SF (2003) \nDoubles \nCareer record: 26-35 \nCareer titles: 0 \nHighest ranking: No. 116 (July 21, 2003)
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Federer over Roddick, Henin-H over Mauresmo. May be wrong, but sounds like a good bet.
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does anybody play in argentina
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Try this:\nhttp://www.tenniscorner.net/index.php?action=file&vFileName=ATPRankingSystem
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Federer, Agassi, Nadal, Roddick, Mayer,and Hewitt!
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Argentina.They boast of the finest players like Hernan Crespo,Lionel Messi,Zannetti,Aimar,Saviola and Sorin.These players play in Europe's elite leagues.
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1.Justine Henin\n2. K. Clijsters\n3. L. Davenport\n4. M.Sharapova\n5.A. Mauresmo\n6. V. Williams\n7. S. Kuznetsova\n8. N.Petrova\n9. M.Hingis\n10. E. Dementieva
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Rafael Nadal  is THE BEST