About Al Parker
Born 1968. Al Parker is an American tennis player.
Middleton Albert "Al" Parker (born December 22, 1968) is a former professional tennis player from the United States.
Early life Parker attended Pinewood Christian Academy, where his tennis talents were recognized during middle school.
Career Juniors Parker won 25 USTA titles during his junior career. He made the boys' quarterfinals at the 1985 US Open and was runner-up to Javier Sánchez in the 1986 Orange Bowl (18s).
Pro tour and college tennis He twice appeared in the men's singles draw of the US Open, in 1986, when he lost in the opening round to 13th seed Anders Järryd and 1987, when he lost a four set first round match to Tarik Benhabiles.
In the early 1990s he played professionally but was constantly hampered by injuries.
After his career, he earned an MBA from Harvard Business School.
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Who is Al Parker?
American tennis player
When was Al Parker born?
Al Parker was born on 22 December 1968 in Savannah.
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Al Parker is a tennis player.
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Al Parker is American.
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· DBpedia: Al Parker (tennis)
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Al Parker. https://biography.guide/al-parker-tennis-player/
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