Duarte Vale
| Państwo | |
|---|---|
| Data urodzenia | 11 stycznia 1999 |
| Wzrost | 183 cm |
| Gra | praworęczny |
| Gra pojedyncza | |
| Wygrane turnieje | 0 |
| Najwyżej w rankingu | 778 (25 października 2021) |
| Gra podwójna | |
| Wygrane turnieje | 0 |
| Najwyżej w rankingu | 1218 (25 października 2021) |
Duarte Vale (ur. 11 stycznia 1999) – portugalski tenisista, finalista juniorskiego Australian Open 2017 w grze podwójnej.
Kariera tenisowa
Podczas swojej kariery wygrał jeden deblowy turniej rangi ITF.
W 2017 roku, startując w parze z Finnem Reynoldsem awansował do finału juniorskiego turnieju wielkoszlemowego Australian Open. Wówczas w decydującym meczu nowozelandzko-portugalski debel przegrał z duetem Hsu Yu-hsiou-Zhao Lingxi.
W rankingu gry pojedynczej najwyżej był na 778. miejscu (25 października 2021), a w klasyfikacji gry podwójnej na 1218. pozycji (25 października 2021).
Finały juniorskich turniejów wielkoszlemowych w grze podwójnej (0–1)
| Końcowy wynik | Nr | Data | Turniej | Nawierzchnia | Partner | Przeciwnicy | Wynik finału |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Finalista | 1. | 27 stycznia 2017 | Australian Open, Melbourne | Twarda |  Finn Reynolds |  Hsu Yu-hsiou Zhao Lingxi | 7:6(8), 4:6, 5−10 |
Bibliografia
- Profil na stronie ATP, Association of Tennis Professionals [dostęp 2021-10-29] (ang.).
- Profil na stronie ITF, International Tennis Federation [dostęp 2021-10-29] (ang.).
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