Vicente Zarazua
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| Bio | He is a former Mexican tennis player. He played between the 1960s and 1970s, having his best performance in the tennis demonstration tournaments at the 1968 Mexico City Olympics . His parents moved from Mexico City to Guanajuato where they played tennis as amateurs and competed in inter-club tournaments. His mother, Rosario, won some national championships. His older brothers, Federico and José María, also played tennis and participated in inter-club competitions. As a junior, Vicente had a winning streak at the national level that stretched from 1959 to 1962, winning during this period Mexican national youth championships four times each in singles, boy doubles and mixed doubles. At the international level, he reached the finals of 1959 Orange Bowl in singles (lost to Charlie Pasarell) and, in 1962, won this tournament in doubles with Joaquín Loyo-Mayo. Zarazúa was playing for the Mexico Davis Cup team from 1964, overall during his career having taken part in 16 ties. He won 14 rubbers, mostly in doubles, and lost 9. During these ties he achieved some of his best results, beating, together with the national team, the Americans in 1969 and then Australians in 1975. In both cases, he won the doubles rubbers (with Rafael Osuna in 1969 and with Raúl Ramírez in 1975). Another one of his highest achievements was the double victory (with Osuna) at the demonstration and exhibition Olympic tennis tournaments in Mexico in 1968. Zarazúa played in the Davis Cup on the Mexican team from 1964. |
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