George Cosac
George Cosac ( born January 26, 1968 in Constanţa ) is a former Romanian tennis player.
Life
Cosac played from 1989 mainly on the ATP Challenger Tour, where he has had some notable successes, especially in doubles. He stood where he was defeated by his compatriot Adrian Marcu against Michael Stich and Martin Sinner in the finals of the Tournament of Heilbronn. Other runners-up in 1989, he had in Budapest and Eger. The following year, he was in two double -finals of Challernger tour and in the doubles final of Prague. Together with the two runners-up in Bucharest in 1993 and 1998, these were his greatest success on the ATP World Tour. In 1996, he celebrated at the side of Dinu Pescariu the double title of the Challenger tournament in Braşov. The following year, he defended the title; this time with the British Miles MacLagan as a partner and Pescariu, who raced together with Ionut Moldovan, as opponents. From the late 1990s until his retirement in late 2008, he played mainly on the ITF Futures Tour. Its highest listing in the tennis world ranking he reached in 1995 with position 265 in single and in 1991 with position 170 in a double, a Grand Slam tournament he could ever qualify either in single or in doubles.
Cosac played Between 1988 and 1996 seven singles and 16 doubles matches for the Romanian Davis Cup team. His double balance was balanced at 8:8, from its individual parts he could only choose one for themselves. His greatest success with the team was participating in the first round game in the World Group in 1996. 's 3-2 victory over Belgium, he came in double used.
In the Summer Olympics 1992, he went to a double for Romania. On the side of Dinu Pescariu he reached the quarter-finals, where they were Wayne Ferreira and Piet Norval inferior in three sets.