The Davis Cup champion won 22 titles throughout his successful race, and could enter a select group that Roger Federer and Svetlana Kuznetsova also aspire.
Juan Martín del Potro was nominated as a candidate to enter the “class” 2026 of the International Tennis Hall of Fame. The only fact of integrating the list of the player category is an achievement and recognizes the great career he knew how to have, the Tandil tower.
The Davis Cup champion in 2016, hopes to enter the Tennis Museum in Rhode Island, USAa site that honors the great personalities and players of the world of tennis.
What has to happen for Juan Martín Del Potro to enter the International Tennis Hall of Fame
A candidate must receive an affirmative vote of 75% or more of the votes sent by the voting group, to be elected.
The jury is made up of 140 Tennis journalists, Historians and others Members of the Hall of Fame. Their votes and those of fans (which can do so via web, until October 10), must reach 75% at least. The results will be announced next November.
Del Potro’s comment to be nominated
“What honor and what privilege to be nominated for such recognition. Thank you very much Tennis Hall of Fame”the Tandilense wrote in his X account. In case of finally integrating the list, Del Potro will join a group of huge trainists, and would be the third Argentine to join. They already integrate it Guillermo Vilas, since 1991, and Gabriela Sabatini, since 2006.
A review of Juan Martín del Potro’s most important titles
Throughout his career, Del Potro won 22 titles in the ATP circuit. His greatest achievement was to conquer the US Open 2009where he defeated Roger Federer in a historical final for Argentine tennis. Years later, he won the 1000 Masters in Indian Wells 2018also in front of Federer.
Throughout his career he lifted 1 Grand Slam, 1 Masters 1000 and several ATP 500 tournaments. However, in Argentina he will always be remembered for lifting an initial 0-2 in front of Marin Cilicwinning With a fractured finger the fourth point in the series against Croatia, in Zagreb.
Juan Martín Del Potro US Open 2009
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