Luis Fernando Manrique
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Luis Fernando Manrique (born 26 August 1981) is an Ecuadorian former professional
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player. Born in
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, Manrique grew up in
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and played collegiate tennis for the
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between 2002 and 2005. After graduating he spent two years on the professional tour and was most successful in doubles. He twice featured at the Miami Open (Masters) doubles main draw, including in 2006 when he partnered with
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. Manrique now works as a real estate broker in Miami and was previously a touring coach of
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ITF Futures titles


Doubles: (1)


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* * {{DEFAULTSORT:Manrique, Luis Fernando 1981 births Living people Ecuadorian male tennis players Miami Hurricanes men's tennis players Tennis players from Guayaquil Tennis players from Miami Ecuadorian emigrants to the United States