Robby on the grass courts - 2010
I thought that since I had blamed him unfairly for poor play when he was really hurt that I would try to do something nice for him by starting a new thread :angel:
Good Luck Robby on the grass courts :D |
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Let's go for the grass season Robby :rocker:
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(7) QUERREY, Sam USA/BYE
(WC) WARD, James GBR v GINEPRI, Robby USA GICQUEL, Marc FRA v RUSSELL, Michael USA GRANOLLERS, Marcel ESP v (10) TIPSAREVIC, Janko SRB (15) SEPPI, Andreas ITA v (WC) TOMIC, Bernard AUS MALISSE, Xavier BEL v (Q) Tursunov, Dmitry RUS LORENZI, Paolo ITA v RIBA, Pere ESP BYE/(2) DJOKOVIC, Novak SRB Not a bad draw at all! Go Robby! :bounce: |
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Nice 6-3 7-5 win over Ward!
Querrey next, whom Robby just beat in Paris! :bounce: |
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Now 2nd against Querrey he can beat Querrey . lets go back to the top 50 in the rankings! Go Robby
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Robby also beat Sam in Indy last year... :) hope he can keep the winning streak alive.
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I figured if Sam's serve was working well for him, that it would be tough for Robby to beat him on a grass court, and that's pretty much what happened...
In his match against Robby, Sam had, by far, the highest 1st serve percentage of the entire tournament this week, at 84% for the match, and in the 2nd set, Sam had 95% first serves, which is one of the highest 1st serve percentages I've seen all year :eek: The points were relatively short and quick, and Robby just didn't have his best service games in the second set, so once he got broken, it was pretty much over in no time. Robby shouldn't be too disappointed. Sam played VERY well against him, and although Robby didn't play his best, he did fine in the first set, and just needs to take his chances to attack whenever he plays against a really good server on grass courts. Hopefully, Robby will play someone next who isn't quite as good with their serve :lol: |
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I'm just happy that, when Robby is losing now, he's losing to guys ranked higher than him. From what I've seen recently, I think he's regained some confidence and should be fine going into the summer hardcourt season. Well, that's what I'm hoping at least... ;)
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Sam played so well, in fact, that he won the tournament!... :lol: Congrats to Sam. Like I said before, Sam's serving against Robby was quite amazing... Not only did Sam never match those stats again, no one else in the tournament even came close to matching his serving percentage stats against Robby either.
There's only a few things for Robby to take away from his loss to Sam. He should keep his service games strong, so he doesn't face any break points, and when he faces a strong server on grass, he should take even more chances to attack whenever possible, and make his opponent a little more cautious or on edge, so that they don't feel so comfortable out there and make their own mistakes more easily. It looks like Robby will not be playing anywhere else before Wimbledon, but he does have direct entry now, so he will probably just be practicing the whole time. I really want Robby to get comfortable with his game on grass before Wimby! |
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Idolwatcher1 it is so nice to have you back here :D And I guess Robby can't feel too bad to have lost to the winner of the Tournament. I have to admit I wish Robby would get more comfortable with his game on all court surfaces :tape: :ignore: And also I wish he would stay injury free :angel:
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Ginepri - Korolev 64 61 in the boodless challenge !
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Here is a quote from the Boodles website: "In the first match of the day, the confident American Robby Ginepri was on top form against Evgeny Korolev of Kazakhstan, winning 6-4, 6-1 in a fine display of grass court tennis. The former world number 15 showed touches of brilliance as he looked to fine tune his game ahead of Wimbledon next week and proved a troublesome opponent for the talented youngster Korolev." :yeah: |
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