Rene Lacoste
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Birth years from approximately 1850 onwards.
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Birth years from approximately 1850 onwards.
Professional men players Birth years 1900 - 1909
Results:
1925 he won in men's singles the French Open against Jean Borotra 7:5 6:1 6:4
1925 he won in men's doubles with Jean Borotra at the French Open against Henri Cochet + Jacques Brugnon 7:5 4:6 6:3 2:6 6:3
1925 he won in men's singles in Wimbledon against Jean Borotra 6:3 6:3 4:6 8:6
1925 he won in men's doubles with Jean Borotra at Wimbledon against Raimond Casey + John Hennessey 6:4 11:9 4:6 1:6 6:3
1926 he won in men's singles the US Open against Jean Borotra 6:4 6:0 6:4
1927 he won in men's singles the French Open against Bill Tilden 6:4 4:6 5:7 6:3 11:9
1927 he won in men's singles at the US Open against Bill Tilden 11:9 6:3 11:9
1928 he won in men's singles at Wimbledon against Henri Cochet 6:1 4:6 6:4 6:2
1929 he won in men's singles at the French Open against Jean Borotra 6:3 2:6 6:0 2:6 8:6
In 1929 he won the French Open in men’s doubles with Jean Borotra against Henri Cochet + Jacques Brugnon 6:3 3:6 6:3 3:6 8:6
With the French team, he won six consecutive Davis Cups from 1927 to 1932
Together with Henri Cochet, Jean Borotra and Jacques Brugnon, he was known as The Four Musketeers
1976 he was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame
Together with André Gillier he founded the clothing company in 1933 Lacoste to market sports shirts bearing the embroidered Lacoste crocodile. This developed into one of the best-known brands, which has remained true to its origins and stands for the highest quality.
1925 he won in men's singles the French Open against Jean Borotra 7:5 6:1 6:4
1925 he won in men's doubles with Jean Borotra at the French Open against Henri Cochet + Jacques Brugnon 7:5 4:6 6:3 2:6 6:3
1925 he won in men's singles in Wimbledon against Jean Borotra 6:3 6:3 4:6 8:6
1925 he won in men's doubles with Jean Borotra at Wimbledon against Raimond Casey + John Hennessey 6:4 11:9 4:6 1:6 6:3
1926 he won in men's singles the US Open against Jean Borotra 6:4 6:0 6:4
1927 he won in men's singles the French Open against Bill Tilden 6:4 4:6 5:7 6:3 11:9
1927 he won in men's singles at the US Open against Bill Tilden 11:9 6:3 11:9
1928 he won in men's singles at Wimbledon against Henri Cochet 6:1 4:6 6:4 6:2
1929 he won in men's singles at the French Open against Jean Borotra 6:3 2:6 6:0 2:6 8:6
In 1929 he won the French Open in men’s doubles with Jean Borotra against Henri Cochet + Jacques Brugnon 6:3 3:6 6:3 3:6 8:6
With the French team, he won six consecutive Davis Cups from 1927 to 1932
Together with Henri Cochet, Jean Borotra and Jacques Brugnon, he was known as The Four Musketeers
1976 he was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame
Together with André Gillier he founded the clothing company in 1933 Lacoste to market sports shirts bearing the embroidered Lacoste crocodile. This developed into one of the best-known brands, which has remained true to its origins and stands for the highest quality.
Published by tennis-aaron on 16 April 2016 at 12:46.