Acting as player/captain, Ronald came out of retirement to compete in doubles at the Davis Cup Group IV Zone America in Honduras in July 2008 and helped Haiti qualify for the Group III in 2009. Ronald and Harold Toussaint led a team of young talented haitian players (Olivier Sajous, Jean-Marc Bazanne, Nicolas Etienne) to success and have the goal to take this team to Group II in 2010 and Group I in 2011.
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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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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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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.
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