Cecil Mamiit
Cecil Mamiit Valdeavilla (* June 27, 1976 in Los Angeles, United States ) is a retired Filipino- American tennis player.
Career
Cecil Mamiit began his career in 1996 and won a total of 15 tournaments on the ATP Challenger Tour, including seven in singles and eight in doubles with various partners. In the individual he was also on the World Tour already even reach the final, when he was in San José met in the finals to Mark Philippoussis in 1999. However, that he was defeated, 3:6 and 2:6. His highest placings in the world rankings, he reached rank 72 in a single on 11 October 1999 and rank 102 in a double on 30 October 2006. At Grand Slam tournaments he came in individual never beyond the second round. Between 1999 it reached us in 2001 this several times at the Australian Open and the French Open, and once at the U.S. Open. In doubles, he always suffered already in the opening round defeat. In 1999 he won at the Pan American Games in Winnipeg, the silver medal in singles after he was inferior to his compatriot Paul Goldstein in the final. By 2004 Mamiit approached under U.S. flag, because he was born in Los Angeles. From 2005 he played for the Philippines, the country of origin of their parents. He participated in the 2006 Asian Games in Doha, where he won the bronze medal in both the individual as well as in the doubles competition. In the individual he was defeated in the semifinals of the South Korean Lee Hyung- taik in the doubles competition, he was beaten on the side of Eric Taino in the semifinal of the Indian pairing of Mahesh Bhupathi and Leander Paes.
Between 2006 and 2011, denied Cecil Mamiit total of 20 meetings for the Philippine Davis Cup team. From a total of 29 individual lots, he won 16 in a double he won nine of his 16 games. Cecil Mamiit and Treat Conrad Huey are with five games together gained the most successful double the Philippine Davis Cup history.