Definitions

1. Gimelstob was not satisfied with the Forest Hills and Beijing singles titles alone in 2004, and won both doubles titles as well.

Wimbledon 2004

1. In Wimbledon 2004, Gimelstob teamed up with his old friend, the talented Scott Humphries.

Comments

1. Justin Gimelstob went on WUSA yesterday to speak with Brett Haber about his previous comments about Anna Kournikova to the Junkies.

Singles Titles

1. Gimelstob won two singles titles in 2004.

Partner

1. Unfortunately, Gimelstob and his partner could not pull off the upset and lost the match, 5-7, 7-5, 6-4, 3-6, and 4-6.

First

1. The interplay between Justin Gimelstob, Norm Chryst and the crowd when Chryst at first refused to grant Gimelstob a let during his match with Andy Roddick.

February 2001

1. In 1998, Gimelstob won his second career ATP doubles title (his first was in 1997, and as of February 2001, he had 9 career doubles titles).

World Rankings

1. After turning professional later in the year, Gimelstob began to steadily move up the world rankings.

Play Tennis

1. Gimelstob began to play tennis at age eight.

Age Group

1. Gimelstob achieved the # 1 ranking again in the USTA Boys' 16 age group, winning the USTA championship, in 1993.

Doubles Specialist

1. Gimelstob subsequently established himself chiefly as a doubles specialist, winning 12 titles.

Forest Hills

1. Gimelstob won both doubles titles as well at Forest Hills and Beijing in 2004.

Australian

1. Venus Williams also has won a mixed-doubles title at the Australian Open — in 1998 with fellow American Jason Gimelstob.
2. In 1998, Williams teamed with Justin Gimelstob to win the mixed doubles titles at the Australian Open and the French Open.

Singles

1. Gimelstob competed in the Davis Cup semifinals against Italy and had a record of 0-2 (0-1 in singles and 0-1 in doubles).
2. Justin Gimelstob, professional tennis player who won 13 doubles titles and reached 1 final in singles.

First Round

1. At the 2002 U.S. Open, Gimelstob was eliminated in the first round of the singles competition by No.
2. O’Brien and Justin Gimelstob, in the first round.

Third Round

1. When Andre Agassi withdrew, Gimelstob got into the main draw and reached the third round.
2. He then defeated Justin Gimelstob before losing in the third round to Dmitry Tursunov after being up two sets to none.

Kournikova

1. In the radio appearance, Gimelstob used a derogatory term to describe Kournikova and made suggestive comments about another player, Nicole Vaidisova.

Gimelstob

1. In 2001, Justin had reached the semifinals in the doubles event at the Australian Open, but in the 2003 Australian Open, Gimelstob lost to No.
2. Gimelstob, ranked 106th in singles, lost in his first round here.
3. Gimelstob had a good run in the hard court tournament in Tallahassee, during April 2005, losing in the finals.

Categories

1. Tallahassee
2. Forest Hills
3. Kournikova
4. Doubles Titles
5. Doubles Specialist
6. Books about "Gimelstob" in Amazon.com
   

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