Rajeev Ram Bio

Began playing at age four
Father, Raghav, is a botnist; mother, Sushma, is a scientific technician
Has no siblings
As a junior, won three US national singles events and seven US national doubles events
Then went on to play at Carmel (Indiana) High School, earning All-State honors and became state singles champion
Reached Wimbledon junior doubles final (w/Brian Baker) in 2002
Played one season at Univ. of Illinois and helped team to a 32-0 season in 2003 and NCAA team title
Also won NCAA doubles title (w/Brian Wilson). Says biggest moments of his career are winning NCAA team title and capturing first ATP World Tour singles title in Newport in July 2009
Admired play of Boris Becker and Pete Sampras growing up
Considers strengths as serve and attacking style and favorite surface is grass
Enjoys golf and table tennis
Coached by Bryan Smith.

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