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Horst Skoff
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- Pronounced: hoarst skof
- Age: 43 (22.08.1968)
- Birthplace: Klagenfurt, Austria
- Residence: Monte Carlo, Monaco
- Height: 5'9" (175 cm)
- Weight: 160 lbs (73 kg)
- Plays: Right-handed
- Turned Pro: 1985
- Coach: Dimitri Haradau
Inactive
Austria
As of 21.05.2012
| Ranking | W-L | Titles | Prize Money* |
| Career | High 1801.01.1990 |
228-203 | 4 | $1,651,858 *Singles & Doubles combined |
|
| Career | High 7018.09.1989 |
48-57 | 2 | $1,651,858 *Singles & Doubles combined |
|
Residence: Kuehnstorf, Austria Single
Singles titles: 4, as follows: Doubles titles: 2, as follows:
1993--(1) Bastad 1989--(1) Prague (w/Arrese)
1990--(1) Geneva 1986--(1) Buenos Aires (w/Courteau)
1988--(2) Athens, Vienna
Year-by-Year Highlights:
1990- QF at Stuttgart; Doubles Runner-up at Kitzbuhel (w/F. Clavet).
1989- Runner-up at Hamburg (l. Lendl), Prague (l. Filippini), Barcelona (l.
Gomez); Semifinalist at Monte Carlo, Toulouse; Quarterfinalist at Hilversum
Madrid; Doubles Quarterfinalist at Monte Carlo (w/Filippini); Doubles Semi-
finalist at Gstaad (w/Ivanisevic).
1988- Semifinalist at Gstaad, Bordeaux; Doubles Runner-up at Florence (w/
Pistolesi), Prague (w/Muster).
1987- Semifinalist at Monte Carlo; Quarterfinalist at Athens, Hilversum,
Basle.
1986- Semifinalist at Barcelona; Quarterfinalist at Kitzbuhel, Stuttgart.
Won his first career Grand Prix title at Athens (d. Oresar) in 1988 and
later won at Vienna, defeating countryman Thomas Muster. Along the way he
defeated Nystrom, Casal, Chesnokov and Svensson.
A member of Austrian's Davis Cup team since 1987. He posted a 4-0 mark
in singles in '88, helping his country to the 1989 World Group.
Lost in the first round at the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games (l. Edberg).
The 1985-86 Austrian Indoor champion and two-time Orange Bowl winner in
1984-85.
Began playing tennis at age 6.
Turned pro fulltime in 1986 when he finished No. 42 on the ATP computer
after a ranking of No. 299 in 1985.
Earned a career-high $276,404, compiled a 38-23 match record and ranked
a year-end best No. 25 in 1989, his third top 50 finish in four years.
Singles titles: 4, as follows: Doubles titles: 2, as follows:
1993--(1) Bastad 1989--(1) Prague (w/Arrese)
1990--(1) Geneva 1986--(1) Buenos Aires (w/Courteau)
1988--(2) Athens, Vienna
Year-by-Year Highlights:
1990- QF at Stuttgart; Doubles Runner-up at Kitzbuhel (w/F. Clavet).
1989- Runner-up at Hamburg (l. Lendl), Prague (l. Filippini), Barcelona (l.
Gomez); Semifinalist at Monte Carlo, Toulouse; Quarterfinalist at Hilversum
Madrid; Doubles Quarterfinalist at Monte Carlo (w/Filippini); Doubles Semi-
finalist at Gstaad (w/Ivanisevic).
1988- Semifinalist at Gstaad, Bordeaux; Doubles Runner-up at Florence (w/
Pistolesi), Prague (w/Muster).
1987- Semifinalist at Monte Carlo; Quarterfinalist at Athens, Hilversum,
Basle.
1986- Semifinalist at Barcelona; Quarterfinalist at Kitzbuhel, Stuttgart.
Won his first career Grand Prix title at Athens (d. Oresar) in 1988 and
later won at Vienna, defeating countryman Thomas Muster. Along the way he
defeated Nystrom, Casal, Chesnokov and Svensson.
A member of Austrian's Davis Cup team since 1987. He posted a 4-0 mark
in singles in '88, helping his country to the 1989 World Group.
Lost in the first round at the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games (l. Edberg).
The 1985-86 Austrian Indoor champion and two-time Orange Bowl winner in
1984-85.
Began playing tennis at age 6.
Turned pro fulltime in 1986 when he finished No. 42 on the ATP computer
after a ranking of No. 299 in 1985.
Earned a career-high $276,404, compiled a 38-23 match record and ranked
a year-end best No. 25 in 1989, his third top 50 finish in four years.
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