Irakli Labadze





























Irakli Labadze

Nazionalità
Georgia Georgia
Altezza
 188 cm
Peso
 85 kg

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Carriera
Singolare1
Vittorie/sconfitte
 50-83
Titoli vinti
 0
Miglior ranking
 42° (5 luglio 2004)

Risultati nei tornei del Grande Slam

Australia Australian Open
 1T (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005)

Francia Roland Garros
 2T (2002, 2004)

Regno Unito Wimbledon
 4T (2006)

Stati Uniti US Open
 1T (2002, 2004)
Doppio1
Vittorie/sconfitte
 27-34
Titoli vinti
 0
Miglior ranking
 100° (29 ottobre 2001)

Risultati nei tornei del Grande Slam

Australia Australian Open
 2T (2005)

Francia Roland Garros
 1T (2004)

Regno Unito Wimbledon
 3T (2006)

Stati Uniti US Open
 1T (2004)
Doppio misto1
Vittorie/sconfitte
Titoli vinti

Risultati nei tornei del Grande Slam

Australia Australian Open

Francia Roland Garros

Regno Unito Wimbledon
 1T (2004)

Stati Uniti US Open


1 Dati relativi al circuito maggiore professionistico.
Statistiche aggiornate al definitivo

Modifica dati su Wikidata · Manuale

Irakli Labadze (geo. ირაკლი ლაბაძე; Tbilisi, 9 giugno 1981) è un ex tennista georgiano.




Indice






  • 1 Carriera


  • 2 Statistiche


    • 2.1 Doppio


      • 2.1.1 Finali perse (3)






  • 3 Collegamenti esterni





Carriera |


In carriera ha raggiunto 3 finali di doppio. Nei tornei del Grande Slam ha ottenuto il suo miglior risultato raggiungendo nel singolare il quarto turno a Wimbledon nel 2006.


In Coppa Davis ha giocato un totale di 37 partite, ottenendo 27 vittorie e 10 sconfitte.



Statistiche |



Doppio |



Finali perse (3) |








































Numero
Anno
Torneo
Superficie
Compagno
Avversari in finale
Punteggio
1.
 29 luglio 2001
Polonia Orange Prokom Open, Sopot
 Terra battuta
Ungheria Attila Sávolt
Australia Paul Hanley
Australia Nathan Healey
 6-7, 2-6
2.
 28 ottobre 2001
Russia St. Petersburg Open, San Pietroburgo
 Cemento
Russia Marat Safin
Russia Denis Golovanov
Russia Evgenij Kafel'nikov
 5-7, 4-6
3.
 27 ottobre 2002
Russia St. Petersburg Open, San Pietroburgo
 Cemento
Russia Marat Safin
Sudafrica David Adams
Stati Uniti Jared Palmer
 6-7, 3-6


Collegamenti esterni |






  • (EN) Irakli Labadze, su atpworldtour.com, ATP Tour Inc. Modifica su Wikidata


  • (EN) Irakli Labadze, su itftennis.com, ITF. Modifica su Wikidata


  • (EN) Irakli Labadze, su daviscup.com, ITF. Modifica su Wikidata


  • (EN) Irakli Labadze, su en.tennistemple.com, TennisTemple.com. Modifica su Wikidata






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