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Partner up with the Best Doubles Tennis Player in Switzerland Luca Partner up with the best doubles tennis player in Switzerland WE ARE PROUD TO INTRODUCE YOU TO LUCA MARGAROLI CURRICULUM VITAE • Luca Margaroli was born in Brescia, • Luca has won 21 ITF doubles and 2 Italy, on 15 February 1992. doubles challenger matches. • He was raised in Lugano, Switzerland, • He made his Davis Cup debut in 2017 where he was educated and started to playing against Belarus and he is now play tennis at the age of 7. part of the Swiss Davis Cup team. • Luca took part in the U14, U16 and • Luca reached a best ranking of 130 in U18 European Championships for doubles and of 692 in singles on the Switzerland. ATP Tour in 2017. • He has played professional tennis • He has played in 5 ATP Main Draw since 2010, when he was awarded his Doubles, including a win over Feliciano fi rst ATP point. López/Santiago Giraldo in Gstaad. • He won his fi rst professional doubles • Luca has played in 6 Main Draw tournament in 2012. challenger singles matches in 2017. RESULTS 2017 4 ITF doubles titles and 3 ATP Challenger Tour finals in Switzerland, Israel, Turkey, Mexico, Slovakia and Italy. Davis Cup debut in Switzerland 2016 4 ITF and 2 ATP Challenger Tour doubles titles, 1 ATP Challenger final in Egypt, South Africa, Uzbekistan and Morocco 2015 3 ITF doubles titles in Austria and Lebanon. Quarter final at the TPA tournament in Gstaad 2014 7 ITF doubles titles in Turkey, Switzerland, Georgia, Iran, Bulgaria and Egypt 2013 1 ITF doubles title in Senegal 2012 2 ITF doubles titles in Turkey PROGRAMME 2018 • Luca is going to start the year in Germany with 2 tournaments, followed by the fi rst-round Davis Cup world group in Kazakhstan. • After this, he will head for Asia to play 3 challengers in India and Japan. • His goal for 2018 is to rank among the Top 100 ATP doubles players, to then rank among the Top 50 in doubles on the ATP tour, and to get into the Top 500 in singles. • Luca will be playing mostly on the ATP Challenger Tour and he will be a wild card for the ATP Tour events in Gstaad and Basel, both of which venues he certainly will not miss. SWISSTENNIS Luca has been confi rmed as being on the Swiss Davis Cup team for 2018. He will play some stages during the year with Swiss coach Severin Lüthi. «HAVE LUCA AS A TENNIS PARTNER!» Would you like to offer your participants a truly memorable event? As a self-confident, motivated and hard-working professional, Luca plays an aggressive game of tennis! OPTIONS FOR A PARTNERSHIP WITH LUCA Classic sponsoring opportunities • Customised sponsoring solutions • Image rights • Supplier • Advertising or promotion campaign for your company and brand «Have Luca as a tennis partner!» • Luca Margaroli would attend your event for one doubles tennis match with your clients, staff or guests. • The match can be followed by a lunch or dinner. • When you book the venue, Luca would be at your service, to coach, demonstrate and play tennis. • Total presence: 3-4 hours. • Option: presence of Luca for a seminar or conference, to be discussed. Fees: Flat rate of CHF 2,500 (without taxes) per representation Please contact the management for more details (refer to contact data on the last page). Management contact data: Pascal Stucki, Manager ISM Sports & Entertainment Group Ltd. Florastrasse 8 | 8700 Küsnacht | Zurich Mobile: +41 76 239 44 82 Office: +41 44 500 11 67 Fax: +41 44 500 11 68 E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.ism-sports.com Looking forward to a partnership on and off the tennis court! Luca Margaroli.
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