Template:Tennis player2

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Placement

Used to designate famous tennis players. See Famous_tennis_players.

Usage

Use in conjunction with Template:Tennis header2 for the header.

Wikitext
{{Tennis header2}} {{Tennis player |Name= |Nickname= |Full name= |Birth= |Death= |Nationality= |Hand= |Strength= |Weakness= |rank years= |Davis years= |Davis team wins= |Davis singles= |Davis doubles= |Slam victories= |Slam singles= |Slam doubles= |Slam mixed doubles= |Davis info= |ProAm= |Trivia= }} |}
Apperance
Name Biographical Technique Record Event S D MD Wins Tony Wilding (Anthony Frederick Wilding) Nationality: NZ Birth: October 31, 1883, Christchurch, New Zealand Death: May 9, 1915, near Neuve Chapelle, Pas de Calais, France Right handed Class: Amateur only Strength:Hit his drives with great pace and overspin; defense and baseline play Grand Slam 6 5   11 Davis Cup 15-6 6-3 6 teams 4 wins #1 ranking  1913 Trivia: Joined the Royal Marines in World War I, rose to Captain; along with the American Joe Hunt, probably the most prominent tennis player ever killed on active service Anatomical Name Biographical Technique Record Event S D MD Wins Tony Wilding (Anthony Frederick Wilding) Nationality: NZ Birth: October 31, 1883, Christchurch, New Zealand Death: May 9, 1915, near Neuve Chapelle, Pas de Calais, France Right handed Class: Amateur only Strength:Hit his drives with great pace and overspin; defense and baseline play Grand Slam 6 5   11 Davis Cup 15-6 6-3 6 teams 4 wins #1 ranking  1913 Trivia: Joined the Royal Marines in World War I, rose to Captain; along with the American Joe Hunt, probably the most prominent tennis player ever killed on active service Parameters {{Tennis player2 |Name= |Nickname= |Full name= |Birth= |Death= |Nationality= |Hand= |Strength= |Weakness= |rank years= |Davis years= |Davis team wins= |Davis singles= |Davis doubles= |Slam victories= |Slam singles= |Slam doubles= |Slam mixed doubles= |Davis info= |ProAm= |Trivia= }} Credits Hayford Peirce, Original design/requirement submission/testing Chris Day, Scripting/design/testing Robert King, Testing/design modification