Max Decugis
Historical archive. Facts and results reflect the period recorded.
An alphabetical directory of tennis players, grouped by birth year. (Grand Slam players only)
You will also find the earliest tennis players from the beginnings of the sport here.
Birth years from approximately 1850 onwards.
You will also find the earliest tennis players from the beginnings of the sport here.
Birth years from approximately 1850 onwards.
Professional men players Birth years 1880 - 1889
Grand Slam results:
1903 he won in men's singles the French Championships
1904 he won in men's singles the French Championships
1906 - 1920 he won in men's doubles with Maurice Germot the French Championships, interrupted only by the First World War
1907 he won in men's singles the French Championships
1908 he won in men's singles the French Championships
1909 he won in men's singles the French Championships
1911 he won Herrendoubles with Andre Gobert in Wimbledon against Tony Wilding + Josiah Ritchie 9:7 5:7 6:3 2:6 6:2
1912 he won in men's singles the French Championships
1913 he won in men's singles the French Championships
1914 he won in men's singles the French Championships
1920 he won Mixed with Suzanne Lenglen the gold medal at the Summer Olympic Games in Antwerp
1901 and 1902 he won the German Open
The French Championships were the forerunner of today's French Open;
until 1925 entry to the tournament was reserved exclusively for French athletes and a very limited number of selected foreign athletes; then the so-called French Open began.
1903 he won in men's singles the French Championships
1904 he won in men's singles the French Championships
1906 - 1920 he won in men's doubles with Maurice Germot the French Championships, interrupted only by the First World War
1907 he won in men's singles the French Championships
1908 he won in men's singles the French Championships
1909 he won in men's singles the French Championships
1911 he won Herrendoubles with Andre Gobert in Wimbledon against Tony Wilding + Josiah Ritchie 9:7 5:7 6:3 2:6 6:2
1912 he won in men's singles the French Championships
1913 he won in men's singles the French Championships
1914 he won in men's singles the French Championships
1920 he won Mixed with Suzanne Lenglen the gold medal at the Summer Olympic Games in Antwerp
1901 and 1902 he won the German Open
The French Championships were the forerunner of today's French Open;
until 1925 entry to the tournament was reserved exclusively for French athletes and a very limited number of selected foreign athletes; then the so-called French Open began.
Published by tennis-aaron on 5 January 2015 at 19:25.