Raul Ramirez

Raul smashes a forehand.

I got this information from wikipedia and I'm sharing some reflections about this athlete. I hope you like it. The first thing I discovered is that Raul Ramirez was born in Ensenada, Baja California in June 20,1953. In the 1970's he attended and played tennis at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, California so he started playing tennis right there. He has became an important part of society, when he was ranked as high as No.4 in the world, achieving that ranking on November 7, 1976 and No.6 in doubles on January 3, 1983. He won 19 singles titles, including the titles at the ATP Masters Series events in Rome in 1975 and Monte Carlo in 1978. If someone asks me if he's remarkable I would say that every title is remarkable. Every effort he makes, he makes for the people to remember that he was a Mexican Tennis Player.

He helps me to became a good person, in general because he's a good example for people because, when everyone grows up they can be like him, to be a person who excels in society. I found that I'm a good person, not a mediocre person with a good feature. I'm similar to him in many ways. I am a healthy person. I think the only thing I lack is that many times I have said, "I think right now my best feature is to do great in sports" but that is wrong because the best thing I could become would be a good daughter and a healthy person."

There are many positive characteristics in Raul Ramirez but one of those is that he never fails to back his goals and objectives, achieving what he is looking for over time. This makes him a persistent person, so it would make me a successful person in life, not a mediocre person. He's not just a celebrity, he achieved a goal in life and that's what he wants to be, a great person, a good tennis player. Nothing happens so quickly. He studied, fought and he also had problems like a normal person as he also struggled to be what he is right now. He's not just a "CELEBRITY".

Ramirez gives the example to people that are mediocre and that don't care about anything. People can learn that things are not so quick as you think. You have to fight for them to be able to achieve your goals and objectives. This tennis player left a mark a long time ago, by achieving what an ordinary person could do; but not everyone can do this in life. Let us remember that a long time ago Raul Ramirez won many titles and games in the 1970s. We will always remember him as the best Tennis Player in Mexico.