Jerome Potier
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- Age: 50 (18.07.1962)
- Birthplace: Rennes, France
- Height: 5'11" (180 cm)
- Weight: 155 lbs (70 kg)
- Plays: Left-handed
Inactive
France
As of 20.05.2013
| Ranking | W-L | Titles | Prize Money* |
| Career | High 6827.11.1989 |
54-91 | 0 | $315,454 *Singles & Doubles combined |
|
| Career | High 14015.02.1988 |
28-47 | 0 | $315,454 *Singles & Doubles combined |
|
Residence: Paris, France Wife, Sophie; Daughter, Julie
(born Mar. 5,'89)
Year-by-Year Highlights:
1989- Runner-up at Nice (l. Chesnokov); Semifinalist at Cherbourg Ch.;
Quarterfinalist at Toulouse.
1988- Runner-up at Nice (l. Leconte); Semifinalist at Strasbourg Ch.; Third
Round at Australian Open; Doubles Semifinalist at Strasbourg Ch.(w/Courteau
1987- Quarterfinalist at Lyon, Toulouse; Doubles Semifinalist at Nancy (w/
Boetsch); Winner at French Satellite #1 (w/41 ATP points).
1986- Doubles Quarterfinalist at Bordeaux (w/Benhabiles).
1985- Quarterfinalist at Toulouse; Third Round at French Open.
1981- Winner at Ostende Challenger; Semifinalist at Barcelona Ch., Naples Ch,
Quarterfinalist at Vienna, Paris Indoor.
1980- Quarterfinalist at Clermont Ch.
Turned pro in 1978. Coached by Christophe Lesage.
Earned a career-high $83,736 in 1989, finishing a career year-end best
No. 68 on the ATP computer, his first top 100 finish in 10 years.
Came back from a 6-0, 4-0 deficit to Andrew Castle in the second round
at Toulouse in October 1989 before winning 0-6, 7-6, 6-2 to reach the quarter
finals (l. Connors).
(born Mar. 5,'89)
Year-by-Year Highlights:
1989- Runner-up at Nice (l. Chesnokov); Semifinalist at Cherbourg Ch.;
Quarterfinalist at Toulouse.
1988- Runner-up at Nice (l. Leconte); Semifinalist at Strasbourg Ch.; Third
Round at Australian Open; Doubles Semifinalist at Strasbourg Ch.(w/Courteau
1987- Quarterfinalist at Lyon, Toulouse; Doubles Semifinalist at Nancy (w/
Boetsch); Winner at French Satellite #1 (w/41 ATP points).
1986- Doubles Quarterfinalist at Bordeaux (w/Benhabiles).
1985- Quarterfinalist at Toulouse; Third Round at French Open.
1981- Winner at Ostende Challenger; Semifinalist at Barcelona Ch., Naples Ch,
Quarterfinalist at Vienna, Paris Indoor.
1980- Quarterfinalist at Clermont Ch.
Turned pro in 1978. Coached by Christophe Lesage.
Earned a career-high $83,736 in 1989, finishing a career year-end best
No. 68 on the ATP computer, his first top 100 finish in 10 years.
Came back from a 6-0, 4-0 deficit to Andrew Castle in the second round
at Toulouse in October 1989 before winning 0-6, 7-6, 6-2 to reach the quarter
finals (l. Connors).
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