Diego Schwartzman stands at 1.7m tall, the reason behind his El Peque nickname. The Argentine may possibly be one of the first players of his height to compete in the upper echelons of tennis.

Argentina’s Diego Schwartzman might have been nicknamed El Peque (an abbreviation of pequeno, which means small in Spanish), but his career reached great heights.

Argentina’s Diego Schwartzman had an emotional moment on the court during his final appearance. The 32-year-old earlier ...

Retiring Diego Schwartzman perfectly remembers the moment when he felt a change in his body as the Argentine reveals nothing has been the same since 2022 Hamburg. At the start of the 2022 season ...

Watch the 2019 ATP Monte Carlo second round match between Taylor Fritz and Diego Schwartzman ...

Sixth seed Kei Nishikori met Argentine Diego Schwartzman in the quarter-finals of the Internazionali BNL d'Italia in Rome.

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The odds were always stacked against Diego Schwartzman having a successful career as he stands at just 5’7″, but he made the most of every inch of his frame in a stellar career. As his story came to ...

Diego Schwartzman kept it straight honest after winning his opener in Buenos Aires as the retiring Argentine admitted that he expected to lose and see his career come to an end. After rain pushed ...

Former world No 8 Diego Schwartzman retired from professional tennis after a 6-2, 6-2 defeat to Pedro Martinez at ATP 250 event in Buenos Aires – with Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner, and Rafael Nadal ...

Diego Schwartzman ended his tennis career at the 2025 Argentina Open in Buenos Aires, but it wasn't without one last magical moment. Schwartzman announced his decision to retire from professional ...