Charles Beckman
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- Age: 48 (01.03.1965)
- Birthplace: Louisville, KY
- Residence: Louisville, KY
- Height: 6'1" (185 cm)
- Weight: 185 lbs (84 kg)
- Plays: Right-handed
- Turned Pro: 1987
Inactive
United States
As of 13.05.2013
| Ranking | W-L | Titles | Prize Money* |
| Career | High 35525.07.1988 |
1-3 | 0 | $215,307 *Singles & Doubles combined |
|
| Career | High 4816.07.1990 |
70-107 | 0 | $215,307 *Singles & Doubles combined |
|
Residence: Louisville, Kentucky Single
Year-by-Year Highlights:
1989- Doubles Runner-up at Montreal (w/Cannon); Doubles Winner at Raleigh Ch.
(w/Jensen), Rio Ch. (w/Cannon), Brasilia-3 Ch. (w/Fleurian); Doubles SF at
Washington (w/Cannon); Doubles QF at Boston (w/DeVries).
1988- Doubles Winner at Vienna Ch. (w/Basham); Doubles Semifinalist at
Schenectady, Guangzhou Ch. (w/Basham).
1987- Doubles Runner-up at Las Vegas Ch. (w/Basham); Doubles Quarterfinalist
Coquitlam Ch., Vancouver Ch. (w/Basham).
Turned pro in the summer 1987 after outstanding four-year career at the
University of Texas. Earned doubles All-America honors three years, teaming
with Royce Deppe to win more than 100 matches. Reached the NCAA doubles final
in 1985. He finished No. 43 in the final collegiate singles rankings and
No. 3 doubles in 1987.
Ranked only 595 in singles, but finished a career year-end best No. 64
in doubles in 1989, earning an all-time high $25,137.
Enjoys hunting, fishing, and playing drums and guitar. Life-time
ambition is to be a hot-lead picker for a rock n'roll band.
Year-by-Year Highlights:
1989- Doubles Runner-up at Montreal (w/Cannon); Doubles Winner at Raleigh Ch.
(w/Jensen), Rio Ch. (w/Cannon), Brasilia-3 Ch. (w/Fleurian); Doubles SF at
Washington (w/Cannon); Doubles QF at Boston (w/DeVries).
1988- Doubles Winner at Vienna Ch. (w/Basham); Doubles Semifinalist at
Schenectady, Guangzhou Ch. (w/Basham).
1987- Doubles Runner-up at Las Vegas Ch. (w/Basham); Doubles Quarterfinalist
Coquitlam Ch., Vancouver Ch. (w/Basham).
Turned pro in the summer 1987 after outstanding four-year career at the
University of Texas. Earned doubles All-America honors three years, teaming
with Royce Deppe to win more than 100 matches. Reached the NCAA doubles final
in 1985. He finished No. 43 in the final collegiate singles rankings and
No. 3 doubles in 1987.
Ranked only 595 in singles, but finished a career year-end best No. 64
in doubles in 1989, earning an all-time high $25,137.
Enjoys hunting, fishing, and playing drums and guitar. Life-time
ambition is to be a hot-lead picker for a rock n'roll band.
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