About Eugenio Saller
Lived 1928 – 2017 (aged 88–89). Eugenio Saller was a Brazilian tennis player.
Eugenio Saller (5 June 1928 – April 2017) was a Brazilian tennis player. He competed at Wimbledon and French Open in 1952, and later was the president of the Brazilian Tennis Federation, as well as representative in the International Tennis Federation (ITF). Born in Zlin, Czech Republic, Saller graduated from the University of Texas with a scholarship. Following his tennis career, Eugenio became a reference in the Brazilian coffee industry as CEO of Melitta Brazil. During his tenure, Melitta became one of the main sponsors backing brazilian tennis players and tournaments in the Latin American region.
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Who was Eugenio Saller?
Brazilian male tennis player
When was Eugenio Saller born?
Eugenio Saller was born on 5 June 1928.
When did Eugenio Saller die?
Eugenio Saller died in 2017.
What was Eugenio Saller's occupation?
Eugenio Saller was a tennis player.
What nationality was Eugenio Saller?
Eugenio Saller was Brazilian.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Eugenio Saller. https://biography.guide/eugenio-saller/
MLA: "Eugenio Saller." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/eugenio-saller/.
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