Mark Cox
- Mark Cox
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| Mark Cox |
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| Pays |
 Royaume-Uni |
| Naissance |
5 juillet 1943 (1943-07-05) (68 ans)
Leicester |
| Taille / poids |
185 cm / |
| Prise de raquette |
gaucher[1] |
| Palmarès |
| En simple |
| Titres |
8 |
| Finales perdues |
8 |
| Meilleur classement |
14e (02/07/1977) |
| En double |
| Titres |
3 |
| Finales perdues |
9 |
| Meilleurs résultats en Grand Chelem |
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Aust. |
R.-G. |
Wim. |
US |
| Simple |
1/4 |
1/16 |
1/8 |
1/4 |
| Double |
1/4 |
1/8 |
1/2 |
1/8 |
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Mark Cox est un joueur de tennis britannique, né le 5 juillet 1943 à Leicester.
Biographie
Lors du tournoi de Championnat de Bournemouth en mai 1968 qui fût le premier tournoi Open, en préparation à Roland Garros un mois plus tard, il créa la surprise en battant deux joueurs professionnels Roy Emerson et Pancho Gonzales qu'on pensait plus fort que les amateurs[2].
Il fait partie de l'équipe de Grande-Bretagne lors de la finale de la Coupe Davis 1978
Cox a ensuite était entraineur et commentateur pour la BBC.Il dirige le "CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young)" sur les risques cardiaques chez les jeunes.
Palmarès
En simple
Titres (8)
- 1972 : Cleveland WCT
- 1973 : Denver WCT, Eastbourne
- 1975 : Atlanta WCT, Londres WCT, Washington Indoor WCT
- 1976 : Stockholm
- 1977 : Helsinki
Finales perdues (8)
- 1969 : Louisville WCT
- 1972 : Louisville WCT
- 1973 : Londres WCT
- 1974 : Bologne WCT, Londers WCT
- 1977 : Masters de Cincinnati, Queen's
- 1980 : Stuttgart
Demi-finales perdues
- 1977 : Tournoi de Paris
- 1978 : Tournoi de Paris
En double
Titres (3)
- 1973 : Londres, Cologne WCT
- 1977 : Bâle
Finales perdues (9)
- 1973 : Copenhague WCT
- 1974 : Denver WCT
- 1975 : Atlanta WCT, Dallas WCT, Memphis, San Antonio WCT, World Doubles WCT
- 1976 : Washington WCT
- 1977 : Londres WCT
Notes et références
Liens externes
- (en) Mark Cox sur le site officiel de l'ATP Tour (bio, performances, activité, face-à-face, actualités)
- (en) Mark Cox sur le site officiel de la Coupe Davis (parcours et résultats complets)
- (en) Mark Cox sur le site officiel de l'ITF (bio, activité, faces-à-faces)
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Catégories :
- Naissance en 1943
- Naissance à Leicester
- Joueur britannique de tennis
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