Renzo Olivo is an Argentine professional tennis player that turned pro in 2019. He was born in 1992 to Antonio and Mirian Olivo. The talented player also has three siblings named Alvaro, Giani, and Rosina.
Despite turning pro in 2019, Renzo began playing tennis when he was only four years old. His father used to own a tennis club, which contributed hugely to the player’s success today. Although Renzo had a court at a hand-length, his father, Antonio, sent him to France for further tennis training. He truly wanted him to be a good tennis player.
Renzo is famous for his appearances in both ITF Futures and ATP Challenger Tour, individually or alongside another player. His biggest win yet is at the 2017 French Open against Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. Olivo’s precision when playing is evident through his successes, including reaching multiple quarterfinals and main draws.
The 29-year-old talented player plays a right-handed or two-handed backhand. Renzo has the highest ATP career ranking of 78 in 2017 but has since dropped to 193. Another major milestone in this player’s profile is becoming a semifinalist at the ATP World Tour in 2016. He also reached the quarterfinals in his ATP debut at Bastad two years earlier.
Renzo has 2 Challenger titles won in 2016 and Buenos Aires. Besides that, he also boasts of having five ITF Future Circuit wins. Renzo has also played Grand Slams other than French Open and has reached the second round at the 2016 Australia Open. He has appeared in Wimbledon and US Open.
When he is not playing, Renzo catches up with his friends and loves watching a football game or a TV series. As a side note, he is fluent in English and French alongside his native language Spanish.

Alejandro Tabilo is a Chilean tennis player, born on June 2, 1997, in Toronto, Canada. His current singles ranking is 166, and he is a left-handed player who uses a two-handed backhand, and his coach is Guillermo Gomez. He made his ATP Tour debut at the 2020 Australian Open. He competes for Chile in the Davis Cup, where he has a 1-1 win-loss record regarding his boastful achievements. In his opening match against Germany, he faced Kevin Krawietz and Andreas Mies in a doubles rubber.
Tabilo&#39;s childhood nickname is Jano. Not being particularly fond of sports, his parents Ricardo and Maria own a cleaning company. He also has a brother named Sebastian. Alejandro began playing tennis because of his brother, who he saw as an idol who was already playing. Moreover, he is pretty loving of his family and regards his father as his hero. 
Tabilo left his home at the very young age of 13 to train in Florida. Now, he is a seasoned veteran with quite the experience. His favourite shot is drop shot in-game, his favourite surface is clay, and his most entertaining tournament is Wimbledon. 
Being an avid traveller, Tabilo has admitted that Rome is his favourite city when on tour. In his childhood, he idolized his fellow left-handed player Rafa Nadal while he was growing up. Other than tennis, Alejandro also enjoys swimming and football. His best quality is kindness, while he says that his worst one is being constantly distracted.

Renzo Olivo	vs	Alejandro Tabilo
287	Ranking	54
33 yr	Age	28 yr
180 cm	Height	188 cm
73 kg	Weight	75 kg
Right	Hand	Left
194	Points	936

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