Martin Jaite

Residence: Buenos Aires, Argentina Wife, Beatrice
Singles titles: 12, as follows: Doubles title:
1991--(1) Nice
1990--(2) Guaruja, Gstaad 1985--(1) Buenos Aires
1989--(4) Stuttgart, Madrid, Sao Paulo, Itaparica (w/Miniussi)
1987--(2) Barcelona, Palermo (consecutive weeks)
1986--(2) Bologna, Stuttgart
1985--(1) Buenos Aires
Year-by-Year Highlights:
1989- Runner-up at Rio de Janeiro (l. Mattar), Kitzbuhel (l. E. Sanchez);Semi
finalist, Doubles Quarterfinalist at Boston (w/Arrese); Quarterfinalist at
Barcelona; Doubles SF at Stuttgart (w/Perez-Roldan), Barcelona (w/Perez),
Itaparica (w/Motta).
1988- Runner-up at Monte Carlo (l. Lendl); Semifinalist at Bologna, Itaparica
Quarterfinalist at Orlando, St. Vincent;Doubles Semifinalist at St. Vincent
(w/Ingaramo).
1987- Runner-up at Rome; Semifinalist at Bologna, Boston, Hilversum, Itapar-
ica; Quarterfinalis at Nice, Monte Carlo, Hamburg, Tournament of Champions-
N.Y., Indianapolis, Buenos Aires; RD 16 at French Open.
1986- Runner-up at Boston; Semifinalist at Indianapolis, Tournament of Champ-
ions-N.Y.; Quarterfinalist at Washington, Kitzbuhel; RD 16 at French Open.
1985- Runner-up at Boston, Washington; Semifinalist at Barcelona; Quarter-
finalist at French Open, Bari, Indianapolis, Vienna.
1984- Quarterfinalist at Indianapolis, Barcelona; Winner at Curitiba Challen-
ger; Runner-up at Messina Ch.; Doubles Runner-up at Barcelona (w/Pecci).
1983- Quarterfinalist at Bordeaux; Winner at Spanish Satellite.
Member of the Argentine Davis Cup team, 1984-present.
Reached the semifinals in the 1982 Orange Bowl and French Open Juniors.
Made his Davis Cup debut in 1984 when Guillermo Vilas withdrew from the
tie against the U.S. due to an injury.
Won back-to-back titles at Barcelona and Palermo in 1987, defeating Mats
Wilander in the Spanish final and avenging an earlier loss to him at Rome.
Turned pro in 1983.
Quarterfinalist at 1988 Seoul Olympic Games.
Surpassed the $1 million mark in career prize money on July 31, 1989,
after winning his sixth career singles title at Stuttgart. Finished runner-
up at Kitzbuhel the following week and jumped into the top 20 at No. 20.
Closed out 1989 by winning consecutive tournaments at Sao Paulo and
Itaparica, Brazil, his first titles off clay. Ranked a career year-end best
No. 11 on the ATP computer and earned a career-high $419,209 with a 51-15
match record.