JUNIOR :

- National champion under 10-12-14-16-18.

- Member of the Venezuelan National Team,

  World Youth Cup, Japan 1995. Third Place.
- Singles Semifinalist under 16, South-American Championship, 1986, Brasil.
- Doubles Runner-up, Asuncion Bowl, Paraguay, 1987.
- Singles Champion, Coffee Bowl, Costa Rica, 1987 and 1988. Only player in

   history to win this prestigious tournament twice.
- Top 50 ITF Junior Ranking 1988.

COLLEGE :

- # 1 player , University of Alabama 1992-1993.
- Doubles champion SEC 1992.
- Player to Follow NCAA 1993.
- ALL-American 1993.
- Highest Singles Ranking NCAA : Singles 9, Doubles 7.

PROFESSIONAL :

- Doubles winner , Mexican Satellite 1993-1994.
- Doubles winner , Caribbean Satellite 1994.
- Singles Quarter-finalist, Challengers : Belo Horizonte,Brasilia and Campos do

  Jordao, 1994.
- Doubles Semi-finalist, Challengers: Hamburg,Brasilia,Natal,Campos do Jordao

  and Santiago.
- Doubles Silver Medal , Pan-AM Games, Argentina , 1995.
- Doubles Runner-Up, Lima Challenger, 1995.
- Doubles Winner, Salinas Challenger 1996.
- Member Venezuela Davis Cup Team 1987,1988,1989,1990,1991,1994,1995

  and 1996.
- Played Doubles at the Olympic Games , Atlanta 1996.
- Runner-up Aragua open Future, Maracay-Venezuela 2006.
- Highest ATP Ranking : 384 singles, 171 doubles.

IMPORTANT WINS:

SINGLES:
- Chris Woodruff (USA)
- Guillaume Raoux(France)
- Kelly Everden ( New Zeland)
- Pablo Arraya ( Peru)
- Emilio Alvarez ( Spain)
- Franco Squillari ( Argentina)
- Martin Sinner ( Germany)

Doubles:

- Gustavo Kuerten (Brasil)
- Leander Paes ( India)
- Pablo Albano ( Argentina)
- Laurence Tieleman (Italia)
- Daniel Orsanic (Argentina)
- Francisco Montana ( USA)
- Jim Pugh ( USA)
- Nicolas Pereira ( Venezuela)
- Nicolas Lapentti ( Ecuador)
- Felix Mantilla (Spain)
- Cristiano Carrati (Italy)
- Diego Nargiso ( Italy)
- Emilio Sanchez Vicario (Spain)
- Philip De Wulf ( Belgium)