Facundo Bagnis

Facundo Bagnis is a well-known Argentine professional tennis player. He is currently playing at the professional level for more than twelve years. Bagnis turned professional in 2007. Facundo is the gold medal winner in the 2014 South American Games in both Singles ad Doubles. Bagnis represented his nation in the ongoing 2020 Tokyo Olympics and lost his first game to Dominik Koepfer in the First Round. 

Facundo Bagnis was born on February 27, 1990, in Rosario, Santa Fe. He is yet to share a word about his parents and his early life in public. His parents remain the biggest supporter of his games to date. Bagnis stands exactly six feet and weighs 82 kg. 

Facundo Bagnis's Career Earnings and Net Worth

Facundo Bagnis has an estimated net worth of more than $1.5 Million. A tennis player earns prize money as her the round they reach in an event. No player has to return empty-handed competing in an event. Facundo must be making a handsome amount through his sponsorship and advertising deals. Bagnis has earned most of his net worth through his APT Tour events.

Facundo has played in seventeen ATP tours and made $314,627 as his prize money in the ongoing season of 2021. Last season, He earned $109,722 while playing in five events. Bagnis took home $25,600 in his rookie year at the ATP Tour events of 2010. The following year, He made $47,529 from just two APT events. In the 2014 season, Facundo crossed three figures earning for the first time in his professional career with a total earning of $143,989.

In the 2016 season, Facundo made $287,122 from seventeen games. In the next few years, The Argentine player could not make much impact in his games and earned an average of $150,000. Totaling his prize money from his career, it sums to $1,861,325. 

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Who is Facundo Bagnis Dating? Know About His Girlfriend and Relationship Status

Facundo is involved in a romantic relationship with his longtime girlfriend, Rocio Calvo. The love birds have been dating each other for some time. The duo has not shared a word about their first meeting instance in public. Bagnis first posted his photo with Rocio in December 2020. His timeline is filled with photos of his games, training, and trips with his friends and family. 

Career and Titles

Facundo started playing tennis from a very early age. He won his first title at the Bolivia F3 under challenger and Futures Finals in 2008. Bagnis has won fourteen ATP Challenger Tour titles and five ITF Futures Tour. He is yet to register his major grand slam title. 

Facundo represented Argentine in the 2014 South American Games and won a gold medal for singles and doubles. The following year, He participated in Pan American Games and won the gold medal in Men's singles and silver in doubles. The player reached First Round in the 2021 Wimbledon. In the delayed 2020 Tokyo Olympics, Bagnis got eliminated in round one by Dominik Koepfer. 

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