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Xavier Daufresne
Xavier Daufresne
Xavier Daufresne
Xavier Daufresne
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  • Personal
    • Residence: Lasne, Belgium Single
    Year-by-Year Highlights:
    1989- Quarterfinalist at Knokke Ch., Geneva; Doubles Winner at Odrimont Ch.
    (w/Langaskens).
    1988- Quarterfinalist at Madeira-2 Ch., Azores Ch., Cascais Ch.
    Posted his biggest career victory over No. 11 Alberto Mancini in the
    first round at Geneva in September 1989. He advanced to the quarterfinals.
    He jumped from 470 to a career-high No. 273 (at the time).
    Earned a career-high $11,802 in 1989 while ranking at No. 325 on the ATP
    computer.

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