All Double Bagels Since 2001

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:woohoo: So many!

2004Buenos AiresClayFirst RoundHermes GamonalBrian Dabul6-0 6-0Brian :eek:

2004 Reggio Emilia Clay First Round

Julio Silva beat Vincenzo Santopadre 6-0 6-0 :eek:

Or Jan Hernych double bagelling Kevin Kim at Wimbledon qualifying :lol:
And also double bagelling Daniel Köllerer in Kosice..

Ha ha haaaaa!!!! :haha: Barry "The Legend" Cowan once double-bagelled Kendoll's brother on grass!

2004 EstorilClay q-First Round Robin Vik Jean-Rene Lisnard 6-0 6-0

This one is forever in my heart :angel:

Tomas Tenconi once beat Andrea Agazzi 6-0 6-0 :tape: I guess it is only the names that resemble :p

Or 2001 Hamburg TMS qualifying:

Agustin Calleri beat Paradorn Srichaphan 6-0 6-0 :eek:

The great Torrey Gambill getting double bageled four times.

Even better - in the first round of Cincy 02 qualifying, Bubba Ginepri handed Rey Puentes a 0 and 0 beatdown, and look what happened to him in the main draw! That's just classic.

Barry Cowan :worship:

2002, Prostejov, Semis.. Jiri Novak beat Jean-René Lisnard 6-0 6-0 :worship:

Nice to see my man making the list - in the winner's column, of course...

Or 2001 Hamburg TMS qualifying:

Agustin Calleri beat Paradorn Srichaphan 6-0 6-0 :eek:

Actually, that one doesn't surprise me at all, considering that nowadays the much-improved Srichaphan is losing with 2 and 2 scorelines on clay. The bigger shock is that Calleri was having to play qualifying in the first place.

Nice to see my man making the list - in the winner's column, of course...

I remember that one. I was so sad for Christophe :sad: I watched on TV but I think I went to Rosmalen the day after..

2002 Cincinnatti qualies: Ginepri def. Puentes 6-0 6-0
2002 Cincinnatti 1st round: Hewitt def. Ginepri 6-0 6-0 :haha:

2002 Cincinnatti qualies: Ginepri def. Puentes 6-0 6-0
2002 Cincinnatti 1st round: Hewitt def. Ginepri 6-0 6-0 :haha:

As pointed out by me several posts above yours. ;)

As pointed out by me several posts above yours. ;)

That's why I looked it up ;)

Actually, that one doesn't surprise me at all, considering that nowadays the much-improved Srichaphan is losing with 2 and 2 scorelines on clay. The bigger shock is that Calleri was having to play qualifying in the first place.

I know that Paradorn is horrible on clay and that he was especially that bad in that year (I saw him in Scheveningen... Trust me, that wasn't pretty), but I still expected him to get at least one game :o

* Edited to add the link for major tournaments *

That's why I looked it up ;)

Ah, fair go. ;)

I know that Paradorn is horrible on clay and that he was especially that bad in that year (I saw him in Scheveningen... Trust me, that wasn't pretty), but I still expected him to get at least one game :o

Actually, it was one year earlier.

2001 Scheveningen: (SE)Paul-Henri Mathieu (FRA) d. (7)Paradorn Srichaphan (THA) 6-0 6-3

Srichaphan had beaten Markus Hantschk :sad: in a horrible match before that. His father was videotaping it all. I guess he knew how much needed improvement :tape:

So, discounting DC double bagels outside the World Group, in the top flight of professional tennis there have been nine double bagels:

2005 Indian Wells Hard Second Round Nicolas Kiefer Sargis Sargsian 6-0 6-0
2005 Auckland Hard First Round Vince Spadea David Sanchez 6-0 6-0
2004 Dubai Hard First Round Gregory Carraz Omar Bahrouzyan 6-0 6-0
2003 Stuttgart Clay Quarterfinals Guillermo Coria Mikhail Youzhny 6-0 6-0
2003 's-Hertogenbosch Grass Second Round Sjeng Schalken Christophe Rochus 6-0 6-0
Tokyo Hard First Round Jerome Golmard Joji Miyao 6-0 6-0
2002 Cincinnati TMS Hard First Round Lleyton Hewitt Robby Ginepri 6-0 6-0
2002 Bastad Clay Second Round Guillermo Canas Albert Montanes 6-0 6-0
2001 Shanghai Hard First Round Francisco Clavet Shan Jiang 6-0 6-0

The infamous Omar Bahrouzyan may not be missed ;)

The infamous Omar Bahrouzyan may not be missed ;)

Dominik only gave him one bagel this year in Dubai. :sad:

I don't know why they keep giving him a wildcard into the event, he's never won more than one game a match as far as I know - who administered the thrashing in 2003? Henman beat him 1 and 0 the year before, Hrbaty gave him the breadstick/bagel this year, and ironically Carraz who is a poorer player than the above two gave him the double bagel.

Some (if not all) of those results were just abject exercises in cruelty. What kind of mental/physical condition Sargsian had to be in to lose 0 and 0 to Kiefer I cannot comprehend.

A good way to add to these results would be to list all double bagels in the top ecehlons at any point in a match, in addition to the out-and-out ones. Then we'd see such humiliating losses as Corretja's to Hewitt at the AO, Hyung-Taik Lee's loss to Agassi at the same event, Rusedski's to Verdasco at RG and Nalbandian's at a lesser tournament I can't recall the name of -he lost two sets 6-0 in any event. Many players in the upper ranks have a weakness for bagels.

I don't know why they keep giving him a wildcard into the event, he's never won more than one game a match as far as I know - who administered the thrashing in 2003? Henman beat him 1 and 0 the year before, Hrbaty gave him the breadstick/bagel this year, and ironically Carraz who is a poorer player than the above two gave him the double bagel.

I don't think he played Dubai in 2003 ;)

I remember that one. I was so sad for Christophe :sad: I watched on TV but I think I went to Rosmalen the day after..

I watched it irl. The only time I saw a Belgian male tennisplayer playing irl and it was not a pleasant memory. :(

Christophe doesn't like playing on grass.

I watched it irl. The only time I saw a Belgian male tennisplayer playing irl and it was not a pleasant memory. :(

Christophe doesn't like playing on grass.

Awww, that sucks :hug:

I saw Christophe against Igor Andreev in Amersfoort last year, on clay. He gave Andreev a really tough time out there and could have won, hadn't it been for the high number of unforced errors. Andreev had much more power and was dictating, but made error after error in the beginning of the match. It was Andreev's birthday too ;)

Youzhny got double bagelled? :eek:

Karol almost double bagelled Igor Andreev in Sunrise... it was like 6-1 6-0 :angel:

Miguel Gallardo def. H'Cone Thompson 6-0 6-0 :worship:

Matej Bocko def. Eric Schacht 6-0 6-0 :lol: :worship:
Matej Bocko def. Milan Petercak 6-0 6-0 :worship:

He doesn't win a lot, but hey! :D



Julien Jeanpierre handed out two 6-0 6-0's in the same event :eek:

Mario Radic def. Fernando Verdasco 6-0 6-0 :eek:

Giovanni Lapentti has double bagelled Robby Ginepri, too :eek: He's lost a few times like that.

Robin Vik also beat Jean-Rene Lisnard 6-0 6-0 :o

2001 Wimbledon Qualifying Round -
Todd Woodbridge d Johan Ortegren 6-0 6-0 6-0....its hard to suffer 2 sets of humiliation...but three? :eek: :rolls:

LOl Hewitt VS Ginepri is a classic:lol:!

2003 Stuttgart Clay Quarterfinals Guillermo Coria Mikhail Youzhny 6-0 6-0


:o And Misha was defending champion :o

That was back before Coria was such a nice guy ;)

Oh!

That reminds me of when Lleyton beat Corretja like 6-0 6-0 6-1 :D

Heh. Davis Cup has a great majority of "bagels" among "major tournaments." Since it's a competition by country, there are a lot more mismatches...

That was back before Coria was such a nice guy ;)

:lol: