Learn more about Ronald's background, his life and his achievements, current and future projects. Nicknamed "The Haitian Sensation" or "L'Haitien de Bordeaux" during his stellar 19 year tennis career, Ronald is a former top 20 tennis player in the world, who has defeated some of the world's greatest players, such as Andre Agassi (3-0), Jimmy Connors, Brad Gilbert, Yannick Noah, Mats Wilander, Guillermo Vilas, Andres Gomez, Michael Stich, to name a few.

International Tennis Magazine
"I am delighted to share the debut of InternationalTennisMagazine.com. This new and exciting online magazine is aimed at bringing the world of tennis to one's desktop. regardless of location or time of day." Featured sections or pages include "Tributes", " News", "At The Net ", “Grand Slam Previews", "Celebrity Corner" and more, but from a global perspective.
"The site is far from being completed but I am inviting you to browse the few pages we have made available"

Celebrity Corner

Top left: Ronald with René Préval, the past and current Président of Haiti, after a Davis Cup win in 98'. Top right: Ronald with Barry Mendel, one of Hollywood's top movie Producers ("The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable, Rushmore, The Royal Tenenbaums...") Bottom left: Backstage with Gary Sharone (Van Halen) and Guitar Hero Nuno Bettencourt. Bottom right: Ronald with Boris Becker and German Oympic Champ "Carlo" in Port-auPrince, Haiti, during a Charity Event.
Those exclusive and memorable pictures are part of the "Around the World" section of Ronald's personal Photo Album. Check it out soon...

Black History Month
Ronald Agenor has been added to the Honor Roll section of the USTA.com "Black History Month". In 1987, he made history in Basel, Switzerland, by playing against Frenchman Yannick Noah in what would be the first all-Black Tour Event final in Men's Professional tennis.

Ronald and Yannick Noah in Basel, Switzerland, 1987
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"Against The Odds" My Comeback Story
No one will ever know what guided Ronald in his decision to make a comeback in the game at 33 years of age and ranked 790 in the world. But one thing is for sure, the road he would have to take to be ranked among the top 100 players in the world again was going to happen the hard way as no wild cards were given to him in any main draw ATP Tour Events. Against All Odds, and after 2 and a half years competing in the most difficult conditions, he became in 1999, at 35 years of age, the oldest player to finish the year in the top 100 in the world since Jimmy Connors did it in 1991.

Ronald at the Sybase Open, 2000
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Appearances
Ronald is available for worlwide Tennis Clinics, Charity Events, Exhibitions, Consultations, and T.V Commentating. To request the participation of Ronald to any of those events please email: events@ronaldagenor.com with your complete information.