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Willie Hernandez

Filipino tennis player

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About Willie Hernandez

Willie Hernandez was a tennis player.

Guillermo Hernandez, better known as Willie Hernandez, is a Filipino former amateur tennis player.

Hernandez, the son of a famous sportscaster, grew up in Manila and started playing tennis at the age of 10. His first international title was a junior tournament in Osaka. After briefly attending Hopkins High School in Minnesota as an exchange student, Hernandez played collegiate tennis for the University of Arizona.

He won two medals with the Philippines at the 1962 Asian Games.

Hernandez won the 1963 Arizona Open on clay against a field of U.S. clay players.

During the 1990s he relocated to the United States.

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Guillermo Hernandez

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Willie Hernandez was a tennis player.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Willie Hernandez

· Wikidata: Q115212770

· DBpedia: Willie Hernandez (tennis)

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MLA: "Willie Hernandez." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/willie-hernandez/.

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