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Place of Birth: Kuwait City, Capital Governorate, Kuwait
About Mohammad Ghareeb
- Mohammed Ghareeb (born July 22, 1980) is a tennis player from Kuwait.
- He plays right-handed with a single-handed backhand. Unranked in singles as of February 2018, with a career-high ranking of No.
- 336 in 2006.
- In August 2016, Al Ghareeb was Kuwait's second ranked tennis player.He played a competitive match against world No.
- 1 Roger Federer in the second round of the 2006 Dubai Tennis Championships, though he lost in straight sets.
- Ranked No.
- 488 at the time of the match, Ghareeb was expected to offer little resistance to Federer, but in a surprisingly competitive match, Al Ghareeb led 4β2 in the first set, and 3-2 in the second, before succumbing 7β6, 6β4.
- According to Federer, Al Ghareeb was "definitely the better player and I think only my experience helped me get through."Al Ghareeb did not make a significant breakthrough at a top-level event, though in the 2007 Dubai Tennis Championships he won a set from Top 10 player TomΓ‘Ε‘ Berdych before losing 3β6, 6β3, 6β2.
- Al Ghareeb again received a wild-card to Dubai in 2008, losing 6β4 6β0 in the first round to the fifth seed Nikolay Davydenko.
- Once again, he received a wild card in 2009, losing 7β5 4β6 4β6 in the first round to third seed Gilles Simon.
- Simon praised his opponent's play and expressed surprise at his low ranking, saying that Al Ghareeb "has a strange ranking, 400 or so, with his game, it's just unbelievable."In 2007, he led the Kuwaiti team in its most successful Davis Cup season, reaching the Asia/Oceania Group II final with victories over Iran and Indonesia, before losing the division championship match to the Philippines in a 0β5 sweep.
- As of February 2018, Ghareeb had a 67β31 record in Davis Cup play for Kuwait (50-13 in singles), and was its longest-standing member.
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