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Tennis Club de Paris

Coordinates: 48°50′5″N 2°15′25″E / 48.83472°N 2.25694°E

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Tenvsuabajsbejsbsnnis Club de Paris (Tennis Club of Paris) also known as TCP is a club which was founded in 1895 at Paris, France.

Colors : Blue and Green

Location : 15 avenue Félix d'Herelle, 75016 Paris, France

Notable players

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Men

Jo-Wilfried Tsonga

Thierry Champion

Jean Borotra

Women

Amélie Mauresmo

Émilie Loit

Presidents

1895 - 1923 Paul Lecaron
1923 - 1930 Albert Canet
1930 - 1941 Jean Borotra
1941 - 1951 Pierre Candeliez
1951 - 1965 Georges Glasser
1965 - 1974 Gabriel Guy
1974 - 1985 Jacques Carot
1986 - 1986 Dominique Droulers
1987 - 1992 Jean-Pierre Courcol
1992 - 1995 Alain Pfirter
1995 - 1999 Philippe Seghers
1999 - 2004 Michel Leclercq
2004 - ... Jean-François Alcan

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