Mariana Perez Roldan
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| Bio | She is an Argentine professional tennis player who won the French Open girls' doubles championship and ITF World Champions Girls' doubles in 1985 with Patricia Tarabini. During her career, Mariana Pérez Roldán did not win any WTA titles, but won four ITF titles, including three women's doubles. Her style of play was based on flat shots and a lot of precision, her stage as a youth being the most productive of his career. In 1985 she won the South American minor with Patricia Tarabini and in 1986 she obtained the ITF of Lyon and reached the WTA final in Bregenz. In 1988, she reached the 51st position in the ranking, beating Mary Joe Fernández, who was then at number 20. In 1989, a rupture in her left leg caused her an early retirement recommended by the specialist who attended it. She was out of competition for a few years until she tried again although with physical difficulties. She retired in 1991. She currently teaches tennis in schools and develops clinics of that specialty. She married to Andrés Salvati and they have two children, Stefano and Franco. |
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