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Maximo Gonzalez
Maximo Gonzalez
Maximo Gonzalez
Maximo Gonzalez
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    • Nickname is Machi.
    • Began playing at age 4.
    • Comes from same town as Juan Martin del Potro, Diego Junquiera, Juan Monaco and Mariano Zabaleta.
    • Father, Juan Carlos, passed away in 2008; mother, Olga, is a housewife.
    • Older brother, Gustavo, is a doctor;older sister, Gabriela, is a kindergarten teacher.
    • Idolsgrowing up was Argentine soccer legend Diego Maradona and Pete Sampras.
    • Went to San Jose College in his hometown of Tandil before turning pro.
    • Considers clay as best surface and forehand as strength.
    • Favourite tournament is Roland Garros.
    • Best memory is playing Roger Federer at 2008 US Open on Arthur Ashe Stadium.
    • Hobbies include playing poker, guitar and riding ATVs (all terrain vehicles).
    • Favourite football team is River Plate.

    (UPDATED 10 NOVEMBER2023)

    • Has won 17 ATP Tour doubles titles w/9 different partners and has captured at least one title in 8 of last 9 years (except 2017). Won a personal-best 5 titles in 2023 w/countryman Molteni to qualify for Nitto ATP Finals. Won 2 of 3 clay titles at 500 level (Rio de Janeiro, Barcelona) and hard court titles in Washington and ATP Masters 1000 Cincinnati.
    • Best Grand Slam doubles result is 2008 US Open semi-final w/Monaco and 2021 Wimbledon w/Bolelli.
    • Broke Top 10 at No. 10 on 11 September 2023 after QF at US Open.
    • First teamed up with Molteni at 2014 Sao Paulo-2 Challenger (Finalist) and played on-and-off in 6 Challengers between 2014-18.
    • Played one tournament in 2020-21, two in 2022 before teaming up full-time in 2023. Won 1st ATP Tour title together at 2022 Gijon, then won 3 titles in 2023 (Cordoba, Rio de Janeiro, Barcelona).
    • Reached career-high singles ranking of No. 58 on 6 July 2009 and compiled 30-60 career tour-level record with 3R at 2009 Roland Garros his best Grand Slam tournament result. Played in his last singles tournament in May 2018.
    • Captured first ATP Tour doubles title at 2008 Valencia w/Monaco and didn't win his next title until 2015 Umag w/Sa.

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