DAVID NALBANDIAN IN TOP TEN OF RICHEST TENNIS PLAYERS IN THE WORLD

June 19, 2004 - 19:20 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - The Association of Professional Tennis Players issued the list of the most high-paid tennis players of this season. The first position in the list is occupied by Swiss tennis player Roger Federer with $2 036 905. David Nalbandian, the Armenian tennis player from Argentina and the semi-finalist of the recent tournament of Roland Garros is the 9-th in the list with the sum of $661 470. Among women Belgian tennis player Justin Enen became the richest with $1 362 575.


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