On a warm New York evening inside Arthur Ashe Stadium, Justin Gimelstob got his chance. It was 2007, and the American had just lost an entertaining match to his close friend and rival Andy Roddick.
Tennis Channel analyst Justin Gimelstob played two years of college tennis for UCLA. An All-American in singles and doubles, he was the No. 1 player in the nation before turning pro in 1996.
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Rohan Bopanna Defeats Andre Agassi In Fun Exhibition Encounter; Times Group MD Vineet Jain Joins In | PWR DUPR India League Mega LaunchFormer tennis player Justin Gimelstob then joined Agassi as the singles match was turned into a doubles encounter. The partners then switched sides, with Vineet Jain partnering with Andre Agassi ...
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