Probably a ton, but there is a lot of music on my iPod, so it’s hard to say. I don’t think I can tell you one.ĭo you have any embarrassing songs on your iPod? What is your favorite song on your iPod right now? Listen to music, be with friends, or be on the computer. What is your favorite thing to do on your off days? If you weren’t a tennis player, what do you think you’d be doing with your life? If I keep playing my game, I have a good chance of troubling the other player.” “I’m just trying to get my ranking up between 50 and 70 so I can play these events on a regular basis. “All of these guys can play tennis,” he said. “, I try a lot of weird shots that other people haven’t seen before,” he told Tennis Now, “and I stay calm even when it’s not going that well.”Ĭurrently ranked 101, the German-born Brown sees consistency as the key to moving beyond his career-high ranking of 89. In other words, fans will get to see him stretch his 6-foot-5 frame to the max. With no points to defend until Wimbledon, the 29-year-old is playing with plenty of confidence. Men’s Clay Court Championships, Brown is sleeping comfortably in a nearby hotel after winning his first-round match against last year’s semifinalist, Rhyne Williams. I’m thankful that my parents had that idea. “It was the only way that I could have gotten where I am right now. “It seems like a really long time ago, but it really wasn’t that long,” he said of the three years he spent as a tennis nomad. At the time, the cost-cutting strategy was necessary to prolong his young career. He made headlines a decade ago when he began traveling from tournament to tournament in a Volkswagen camper. Thanks, in part, to his trademark dreadlocks and kamikaze style of play, Brown has become a fan favorite, regularly regaling crowds with diving volleys, “tweeners” and inventive trick shots. HOUSTON, Texas - Dustin Brown has spent most of his career ranked outside the world’s top 100, but that hasn’t stopped him from making his mark on the ATP Tour.
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