That girl, Marina Bassols, she plays that tennis. Hits that little ball all day long. I seen her name all over, she must be doing something right. Born in Spain, they say. Spain, that’s far, far away. She’s got a name, Marina Bassols Ribera. Sounds fancy, don’t it?
She’s been playing for a while now, I reckon. They say she’s won some things, some titles, whatever those are. Ten of ’em, if you can believe that! Ten! Good for her, I say. Must be bringing home some good money with that.
This Marina Bassols Ribera, she’s got some numbers next to her name. World number this, world number that. Sounds important, but I don’t rightly know what they mean. One of ’em is 272, and another is 219. Maybe that’s how much money she’s made! Could be! She plays singles and doubles. Means she plays by herself, and then with a partner, I guess.
I hear tell she played in Palermo. That’s some fancy place, I bet. Played against some other girl, Teichmann, they say. Sounds like a tough one. This Marina, she’s a tough one too. She must be, to play all these games and travel all over.
- She’s from Spain.
- She plays tennis, that game with the rackets.
- She’s won ten titles, they say.
- She’s got numbers next to her name, like 272 and 219.
- She’s played in fancy places like Palermo.
They say she played in Ljubljana, too. Beat some girl named Sonmez. And then in Andorra, beat someone else. This Marina Bassols, she’s been all over, playing this tennis. She must like it, I guess. To do it so much, you gotta like it.
This girl, she’s right-handed, the paper says. Don’t that beat all. Plays with her right hand. She’s 24 years old, they say. Born in 1999, the 13th of December. Well, that’s something.
You can find all sorts of stuff about her, I reckon. News, they call it. And stats, whatever those are. And videos, too. They got her all over the place, this Marina Bassols. Must be a big deal, this tennis thing.
She’s got a profile, they say. Whatever that means. Bio, results, ranking, statistics. Sounds like a lot of hullabaloo to me. But I guess it’s important to some folks. All these things to keep track of, about this one girl.
This tennis, it’s a strange thing. Hitting that little ball back and forth. But this Marina Bassols Ribera, she seems to be good at it. Real good. Ten titles, that’s something, ain’t it? She’s probably making her family proud, I hope.
She’s 164 cm tall. That’s about, I don’t know, some feet and some inches. She ain’t too tall, ain’t too short. Just right, I guess, for hitting that ball. She must be strong, too. To hit it so hard, and so often.
They say there ain’t no upcoming matches for her. Well, maybe she’s taking a break. She deserves it, I reckon. Playing all that tennis, traveling all over. It’s a lot of work, I bet.
This Marina Bassols, she’s something else. Playing that tennis game, winning those titles. She’s making a name for herself, that’s for sure. And from Spain, too. That’s a long way from here. A long, long way.
Well, I hope she keeps doing good. This Marina Bassols Ribera, the tennis player. She seems like a good girl, working hard, doing what she loves. That’s all you can ask for, ain’t it? Just doing your best, and making something of yourself. Good for her, I say. Good for her.