Former French tennis player Jerome Golmard died Monday of ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. He was 43.
The French tennis federation announced Golmard's death on Tuesday.
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Former French tennis player Jerome Golmard died Monday of ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. He was 43. The French tennis federation announced Golmard's death on Tuesday.
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Golmard was diagnosed with the disease in January of 2014. He later created a foundation to help other people deal with the disease.
The left-handed Golmard represented France in six Davis Cups. He also won two ATP titles during his playing career.
His top ranking on the ATP Tour was No. 22 in 1999.