Hicham Arazi
Moroccan professional tennis player
Born
October 19th, 1973
51 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Morocco
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Achieved significant success in professional tennis during the late 1990s and early 2000s. Ranked as high as 14th in the ATP singles rankings. Competed at multiple Grand Slam tournaments, reaching the fourth round at the French Open in 2001. Represented Morocco in the Davis Cup and contributed to their campaigns. Known for a distinctive playing style, often engaging in long and competitive rallies.
Achieved highest ATP singles ranking of 14
Reached fourth round of the 2001 French Open
Competed in multiple Davis Cup ties for Morocco
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