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Alexander Waske (born 31
March 1975) is a
retired tennis player from Germany.
Waske was
ranked as high as
world No. 16 in doubles,
winning four titles...
- The Schüttler
Waske Tennis-University is a
tennis academy located in
Offenbach am Main near Frankfurt, Germany. The
academy was
founded in 2010 by two...
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three Grand Slam tournaments. At the
Australian Open he
defeated Alexander Waske and was then
beaten in the
second round by 20th seed
James Blake, over four...
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Saoudi Robin Söderling Eric
Taino John van
Lottum Martin Verkerk Alexander Waske Mario Ančić Lars Burgsmüller
Goran Ivanišević (68) →
replaced by Jürgen...
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first round on gr**** at Halle, Germany,
where he lost to No. 147
Alexander Waske. He then lost in the
second round of 2005
Wimbledon to No. 69
Gilles Müller...
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Prinosil Christophe Rochus Julien Varlet Andreas Vinciguerra Alexander Waske Grégory
Carraz Before the
tournament Arnaud Clément (38) →
replaced by Jean-René...
- 2010, Schüttler and his
former Davis Cup
companion Alexander Waske founded the Schüttler
Waske Tennis-University, a
tennis academy for
professional tennis...
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Tennis Academy, Coimbatore. He is
currently getting trained at Schüttler-
Waske Tennis University in Germany. His
hobbies are
swimming and
reading books...
- González/M****ú). Schüttler last pla**** at the
Australian Open in January.
Alexander Waske (born
March 31, 1975, in Frankfurt, West Germany)
turned professional in...
- Manager/Director of Scouting) Al
Arbour (Head Coach)
Lorne Henning (****t, Coach) Ron
Waske (Trainer), Jim ****rd (****t. Trainer)
These players and
personnel (22 in...
