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**Henldyhl** · 10-18-2009, 02:27 AM

As a fan of Guillermo Coria's, I've wondered what he's been up to since he retired from tennis earlier this year. I can't find anything in English, but I think these articles in Spanish say that -

he's coaching two 17-year-old juniors - his brother Federico, and another young man named Renzo Oliva
http://www.elliberal.com.ar/seccione...icia=090926WT1
http://www.pasionydeporte.com.ar/not...p?id_dato=3056

and he's joining with other investors to try to build a tennis complex in Rosario, Argentina, for use by the public and his tennis academy
http://www.notiexpress.com.ar/conten...rio-68573.html

and he's taking opportunities to promote tennis to young people, and he's encouraging them to get a good education and to get involved in a sport, even if it's not tennis

10-18-2009, 02:27 AM	#1
Henldyhl Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 493 Senior Member	Guillermo Coria - what he's doing now As a fan of Guillermo Coria's, I've wondered what he's been up to since he retired from tennis earlier this year. I can't find anything in English, but I think these articles in Spanish say that - he's coaching two 17-year-old juniors - his brother Federico, and another young man named Renzo Oliva http://www.elliberal.com.ar/seccione...icia=090926WT1 http://www.pasionydeporte.com.ar/not...p?id_dato=3056 and he's joining with other investors to try to build a tennis complex in Rosario, Argentina, for use by the public and his tennis academy http://www.notiexpress.com.ar/conten...rio-68573.html and he's taking opportunities to promote tennis to young people, and he's encouraging them to get a good education and to get involved in a sport, even if it's not tennis
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