Diego Schwartzman
Age: 32 (16/08/1992)
  • Brief details
    Height
    170
    Weight
    64
    Plays
    Right-Handed
    Career
    $14,227,877
    YTD
    $13,640
    Place of birth
    Buenos Aires, Argentina
    • 516 Singles ranking
    • — Doubles ranking
  • Overview
    ATP singles titles
    1-1
    251-226
    ATP doubles titles
    0-0
    68-112
    Prize money
    $13,640
    $14,227,877
    Prize money
    $0
    $14,227,877
    Titles
    0
    4
    Titles
    0
    0
  • Games
    Buenos Aires (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
    Dates:
    10/02/2025 – 16/02/2025
    Category:
    ATP Finals
    Surface:
    Clay
    Prize fund:
    $688,985
    Rank:
    386
    Round of 16
    Pedro Martinez Portero
    41
    26 26
    Round of 32
    Nicolas Jarry
    40
    76 46 63
    Pts:
    25
    Rosario (Rosario, Argentina)
    Dates:
    03/02/2025 – 09/02/2025
    Category:
    ATP Finals
    Surface:
    Clay
    Prize fund:
    $200,000
    Rank:
    382
    Round of 32
    Camilo Ugo Carabelli
    110
    —
    Pts:
    0
    US Open (New York, USA)
    Dates:
    26/08/2024 – 08/09/2024
    Category:
    ATP Finals
    Surface:
    Hard
    Prize fund:
    $33,977,000
    Rank:
    244
    Round of 128
    Gael Monfils
    45
    76 26 26 16
    Q3
    Vilius Gaubas
    185
    —
    Qualification. Round 2
    Thiago Agustin Tirante
    94
    —
    Qualification. Round 1
    Andrea Pellegrino
    170
    —
    Pts:
    40
    Wimbledon (London, Great Britain)
    Dates:
    01/07/2024 – 14/07/2024
    Category:
    ATP Finals
    Surface:
    Grass
    Prize fund:
    £20,747,000
    Rank:
    182
    Qualification. Round 1
    Jay Clarke
    321
    —
    Pts:
    0
    Roland Garros (Paris, France)
    Dates:
    27/05/2024 – 09/06/2024
    Category:
    ATP Finals
    Surface:
    Clay
    Prize fund:
    €24,961,000
    Rank:
    141
    Qualification. Round 2
    Quentin Halys
    187
    —
    Qualification. Round 1
    Lukas Neumayer
    228
    —
    Pts:
    8
    ATP. Rome (Rome, Italy)
    Dates:
    06/05/2024 – 19/05/2024
    Category:
    ATP Finals
    Surface:
    Clay
    Prize fund:
    €9,094,379
    Rank:
    142
    Round of 128
    Aleksandar Vukic
    70
    26 26
    Qualification. Round 2
    Mikhail Kukushkin
    134
    —
    Qualification. Round 1
    Albert Ramos
    104
    —
    Pts:
    30
    ATP. Madrid (Madrid, Spain)
    Dates:
    22/04/2024 – 05/05/2024
    Category:
    ATP Finals
    Surface:
    Clay
    Prize fund:
    €9,249,713
    Rank:
    142
    Qualification. Round 1
    Albert Ramos
    105
    —
    Pts:
    0
    Barcelona (Barcelona, Spain)
    Dates:
    15/04/2024 – 21/04/2024
    Category:
    ATP Finals
    Surface:
    Clay
    Prize fund:
    €2,938,695
    Rank:
    142
    Round of 64
    Dusan Lajovic
    59
    16 26
    Qualification. Round 2
    Denis Yevseyev
    185
    —
    Qualification. Round 1
    Pol Martin Tiffon
    445
    —
    Pts:
    16
    ATP. Monte Carlo (Monte Carlo, Monaco)
    Dates:
    08/04/2024 – 14/04/2024
    Category:
    ATP Finals
    Surface:
    Clay
    Prize fund:
    €6,642,938
    Rank:
    123
    Qualification. Round 1
    Facundo Diaz Acosta
    53
    —
    Pts:
    0
    ATP. Miami (Miami, Florida, USA)
    Dates:
    18/03/2024 – 31/03/2024
    Category:
    ATP Finals
    Surface:
    Hard
    Prize fund:
    $10,659,033
    Rank:
    122
    Round of 128
    Roman Safiullin
    39
    26 46
    Qualification. Round 2
    Arthur Rinderknech
    82
    —
    Qualification. Round 1
    Zachary Svajda
    136
    —
    Pts:
    30
  • Full description
    Personal

    Nickname is Peque Began playing tennis at age 7 Named and baptised in honour of legendary Argentinefootball player Diego Maradona, who passed away in 2020 Father, Ricardo; mother, Silvana; brothers, Andres and Matias; sister, Natali Family owns a clothing company and helped him sell rubber bracelets with logos of popular football teams to help pay for travel expenses Started travelling alone to international tournaments at age 13 At age 15, practised with former World No. 10 Juan Monaco and Maximo Gonzalez, who served as his mentors Favourite surface is clay, shot is backhand and tournament is Buenos Aires Idols growing up were Rafael Nadal and football player Juan Roman Riquelme Routine before a match is to warm-up, eat a long meal, listen to music and relax Enjoys playing football, watching Boca Juniors, listening to reggaeton music and eating Argentinean BBQ with friends During COVID-19 pandemic, enjoyed cooking, playing with his dogs and watching TVon his sofa Also during COVID-19 pandemic, teamed with Argentine football player Paulo Dybala and organised FIFA 20 celebrity tournament to raise money forRed Cross Argentina Favourite movie is Gladiator and musicianis La Vela Puerca, a Uruguayan rock band Says that his biggest weakness is sweets (chocolate), best quality is perseverance and worst quality is annoyance

    Career

    More than 2 years after rising to No. 11, broke into Top 10 at career-high No. 8 in 2020 and qualified for Nitto ATP Finals

    Finished in Top 20 from 2018-2021 with year-end best No. 9 in 2020 and won a personal-best 40 matches in 2019

    Advanced to Grand Slam QF-or-better on 5 occasions, highlighted by win over No. 3 Thiem in 5:08 to reach 2020 Roland Garros SF (l. to Nadal)

    Earned biggest win of career over No. 2 Nadal en route to 1st ATP Masters 1000 final at 2020 Rome, having entered 0-9 vs. Nadal and 0-22 vs. Top 5

    Shortest Top-8 player at 1.70m (5’7”) since Solomon in 1981 at 1.68m (5’6”), Grand Slam semi-finalist since Solomon at 1980 Roland Garros, and ATP Masters 1000 finalist in series history (since 1990)

    Snapped 5-match losing streak with 5 straight wins at 2016 Istanbul, rallying from a set and 5-2 down vs. Dimitrov to capture 1st of 4 ATP Tour titles in 1st of 14 finals

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