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Line 40: ==Personal== Behar played tennis for the first time at 3 years old and began playing seriously aged 10. Growing up, he admired [[Roger Federer]] and [[Andre Agassi]]. He is [[Jewish Uruguayans\|from a Jewish family]] but is "not a big fan" of religion.<ref>{{cite web \|last1=Kalenberg \|first1=Martín \|title=Tenista de la selección uruguaya Ariel Behar: "Hay muchas cosas duras y difíciles en el tenis profesional" \|url=https://cciu.org.uy/tenista-de-la-seleccion-uruguaya-ariel-behar-hay-muchas-cosas-duras-y-dificiles-en-el-tenis-profesional/ \|website=CCIU \|access-date=5 January 2023 \|language=es \|date=5 March 2012}}</ref> Ariel Behar's love for tennis started at a young age, with him picking up a racquet at the age of 3. This passion fueled his journey to becoming a professional doubles player. Behar's dedication and enthusiasm are evident on the court. A Uruguayan Jew and one of five siblings, he represents his heritage with pride. ==Professional career==

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