And another great result for Robert Dee, who moves 1 step closer to the world record for successive defeats, He put up a great effort, but in the end the superio play of his opponent, no doubt helped be a series of home line calls gave him a 1 and 2 victory

Still... Dee won more games than Gomez and Chamberlain combined, although Levi decided to win

Garcia-Parra def. Dee - 6-1, 6-2
Chala def. Gomez - 6-1, 6-0
Palacios-Siegenthale def. Chamberlain - 6-1, 6-0
Levi def. Goosens - 6-3, 6-4

Levi now plays Takahiro Ittogi, the 14th seed with a world ranking of 1387. He won his first match against an unranked Spaniard 0 and 3

Just looked at this Dee on ATP, I see what you mean about first round losses!

And ATP only show main draws, how many qualies has he lost?

Any background information on this fellow, like what is he doing in the tennis proffesion?

That's just set automatically at last 12 months, you can look further back using the option on the right. If you go far enough, you will see...

Sudan F1 Futures Sudan
FU 29 Aug 2005 to 04 Sep 2005 Entry : DA Clay (O)
partnering Paul BRIGHTEN (GBR)
16 W EL HARITH (SUD) / RUSTHEI (SUD) 6-3 7-6(6)


A WIN! A doubles win, back in august 05. Super stuff Rob, here's to further success!

And what is the record?

wolf wrote:

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And what is the record?

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I think it's Diego Beltranena with his career record of 0 wins - 53 loses.

see... http://stevegtennis.com/records05.htm and http://stevegtennis.com/records06.htm , under "Most Futile Effort" Award.

-- Edited by Akhenaten at 16:28, 2007-07-02