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Entries in squirrel (3)

Wednesday
May212014

Why You Shouldn't Have a Pet Squirrel

Friday
Dec162011

Robby Ginepri Talks About Tennis and His Bicycle Injury From 2010

Robby Ginepri talks everything tennis as he spoke to members of the media following his victory on Friday in the USTA Australian Open Wildcard Playoff.

He even sets the record straight on what really happened when he got injured riding his bike at Kennesaw Mountain in 2010.

Listen to Robby in this AudioBoo:

Robby Ginepri discusses his tennis, playing the National Father/Son Tennis with his Father and his freak injury (mp3)

Thursday
Jul142011

Robby Ginepri in Main Draw of Atlanta Tennis Championships

Good news for Atlanta tennis fans.  Atlanta native and former top 15 player Robby Ginepri has been given a wild card into the Atlanta Tennis Championships, the first event in the 2011  Olympus US Open Series at the Racquet Club of the South, July 18-24.

Ginepri has won three ATP World Tour titles in his career dating back to 2003, where he captured his first in Newport. His other two came in Indianapolis in 2005 and 2009. He is back on tour after rehabilitation sidelined the ATP Tour vet from Kennesaw for the first half of 2011. Last September he fell off of his bicycle when trying to avoid hitting a squirrel at Kennesaw Mountain, breaking his left elbow.

Ginepri hasn't played in a tour level event since last year's U.S. Open.  He's grateful for the opportunity in Atlanta.  "I'm so thankful to be back playing tennis, and for the opportunity to play in front of my hometown fans in Atlanta," Ginepri said. "It's a great tournament, and I hope that people from all over the area can come out and support me and the other amazing professionals."

At least six Americans are entered into the main draw.  Qualifying matches begin Saturday morning. 

Robby Ginepri at the 2010 ATC