James Auckland

James Auckland

James Auckland

James Auckland Tennis pictogram.svg
Carrière professionnelle
1999
Pays Royaume-Uni Royaume-Uni
Taille / poids N/A / 79 kg
Palmarès
En simple
Titre(s) 0
En double
Titre(s) 0
Meilleurs résultats en Grand Chelem
Aust. R.-G. Wim. US
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James Auckland est un joueur de tennis britannique, né le 1er avril 1980 à Norwich, professionnel depuis 1999.

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Titres en double

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Finales de double perdues

Date Nom et lieu du tournoi Surface Équipe Finalistes Score
1 28/01/07 International Tennis Championships, Delray Beach Dur États-Unis Hugo Armando
Belgique Xavier Malisse		 Australie Stephen Huss
Royaume-Uni James Auckland		 6-3, 6-7, 10-5

Parcours en Grand Chelem

En simple

Aucun

En double

Année Open d'Australie Roland-Garros Wimbledon US Open
2003 - - 1er tour
Royaume-Uni Lee Childs		 Inde Mahesh Bhupathi
Biélorussie Max Mirnyi		 -
2004 - - 1er tour
Royaume-Uni Lee Childs		 Argentine Gaston Etlis
Argentine Martin Rodriguez		 -
2005 - - 2e tour
Royaume-Uni Daniel Kiernan		 États-Unis Bob Bryan
États-Unis Mike Bryan		 -
2006 - 2e tour
Royaume-Uni Andy Murray		 États-Unis Bob Bryan
États-Unis Mike Bryan		 3e tour
Royaume-Uni Jamie Delgado		 Bahamas Mark Knowles
Canada Daniel Nestor		 1er tour
Royaume-Uni Andy Murray		 Australie Ashley Fisher
États-Unis Tripp Phillips
2007 2e tour
Australie Stephen Huss		 Israël Jonathan Erlich
Israël Andy Ram		 1er tour
Australie Stephen Huss		 Russie Igor Kunitsyn
Russie Dmitry Tursunov		 2e tour
Australie Stephen Huss		 République tchèque Martin Damm
Inde Leander Paes		 1er tour
Allemagne Benjamin Becker		 Afrique du Sud Chris Haggard
Suède Thomas Johansson

Liens externes

  • Portail du tennis Portail du tennis
  • Portail du Royaume-Uni Portail du Royaume-Uni
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