Phiang Vilas, wife of the best Argentine tennis player in history, posted on Instagram a beautiful photo of her son hugging his father.
Guillermo Villas He has been away from the flashes for a long time. At 70 years old and with some health problems, the best Argentine tennis player in history lives in Monte Carlo with his family. And the few connections with the outside world come through the posts on social networks of Phiang, his wife, with whom he had four children: Andanin, Lalindao, Intila and Guillermo.
This Monday, April 3, is little Guillermo Junior’s birthday. He blew out six candles and his mother was in charge of showing the family celebration. But the most beautiful thing is the image that has already gone viral with the hug of the little heir with his father and his legend.
The happy boy is seen hugging his dad, whose left arm is seen, which led him to be one of the best rackets on the circuit and a Superman shirt. Yes, of course, big Willy is little Willy’s superhero.
It is not the first time that Click Download to save Phiangphathu Khumueang mp3 youtube com, his partner since 2000, shows scenes of family intimacy. At the end of 2021, she had also moved Vilas’s followers with a family video in which family routines are observed.
On that occasion the four heirs of the huge Willy were seen going to play tennis at the Monte-Carlo Country Club. In the video, also posted on Instagram, you could see the three daughters of the man from Mar del Plata, winner of 62 titles, walking through the club, towards the field. And the youngest, following a little behind, struggling to carry a racket bag almost as big as him.
Vilas, who no longer appears publicly, was until recently Andanin’s coach, his eldest daughter, who is 20 years old and was born in Paris. Later came Lalindao, who was born in Miami and is now 13, and Intila, who is eleven months younger and arrived in Buenos Aires. The smallest and the only male in the family is Guillermo Junior, who was born on April 3, 2017 in Monaco, his current place of residence.
The Monte-Carlo Country Club is a special setting for Guillermo Vilas. There he shouted champion twice. The first, in 1976, when he defeated Poland’s Wojtek Fibak 6-1, 6-1, 6-4 in the final. The second, in 1982, with a 6-1, 7-6 and 6-3 against the Czech Ivan Lendl.
He also reached the decisive instance on two other occasions. In 1980 he lost his last game to the Swede Björn Borg, who beat him 6-1, 6-0, 6-2. And in 1981, he was the protagonist together with the American Jimmy Connors in an unprecedented final, which had no champion. It is that after Sunday’s cancellation due to weather, the match began to be played on Monday, but with the score tied 5-5 in the first set, the rain forced the action to be suspended. It was never resumed again and the title was vacated.
