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Amir Haddad Appointed Coach of Israel's Davis Cup Team
Amir Haddad has been officially appointed as the coach of the Israeli Davis Cup team, joining captain Noam Okun. Haddad, a former top-ranked player, expressed excitement about returning to the team to work with players and share his experience.
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What happened
- 01Amir Haddad appointed coach of Israel's Davis Cup team, joining captain Noam Okun.
- 02Haddad, a former player, reached world No. 180 in singles and 87 in doubles.
- 03Haddad and Okun previously played together for the Israeli Davis Cup team.
- 04Haddad reached Wimbledon doubles third round in 2002 with Issam Ul-Haq Qureshi.
- 05Both Okun and Haddad expressed enthusiasm for their new roles and collaboration.
Okun also welcomed Haddad, emphasizing their past collaboration and confidence in their joint leadership. The duo aims to lead the team to future successes.
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