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Diego Scwartzman loses in Buenos Aires, end his careerDiego Schwartzman ended his career at the home ATP 250 event in Buenos Aires. Diego fell to Pedro Martinez 6-2, 6-2 in the ...
Editor's note: Just before the US Open, 2017 International Tennis Hall of Fame inductee Steve Flink spoke at length with Diego Schwartzman, currently ranked 33rd in the world. The 25-year-old ...
Diego Schwartzman will officially end his career on home soil at this week’s Argentina Open. A former world No. 8 with four titles, arguably the biggest talking point in Schwartzman’s career ...
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Retiring Diego Schwartzman didn't expect to survive for another day in Buenos AiresDiego Schwartzman kept it straight honest after winning his opener in Buenos Aires as the retiring Argentine admitted that he ...
Diego Schwartzman will retire from professional tennis this week at his home tournament, the Argentina Open. The former world No. 8 had a glittering career, with one of his highlights coming at ...
The former World No.4 was given a proper send-off in Buenos Aires on Thursday, as he fell to Pedro Martinez in his last match. Photo Source: TTV Diego Schwartzman has struck his last ball in anger on ...
But there’s one player that makes me genuinely emotional to watch: Diego Schwartzman. I hadn’t really heard of Schwartzman until I started working at Alma. He’s a Jewish tennis player from ...
Former world No. 8 Diego Schwartzman shared how he got to know the playful side of Roger Federer in a fun interview in Argentina. The former French Open semifinalist also recalled his victory over ...
TIGRE, Argentina (JTA) — One of Argentina’s main Jewish community centers inaugurated its news tennis complex in honor of hometown hero Diego Schartzman. Schwartzman, currently ranked 13th in ...
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