Medina Garrigues Overwhelms Robson - NYTimes.com PARIS - Laura Robson is the darling of British tennis, a tall, talented teenager who drew an appreciative crowd at Roland Garros Monday. From the stands, a mature baritone sang: "We love you, Laura, we do." On Court 6, Robson, leaner than in years past and smiling, faced Anabel Medina Garrigues of Spain, seeded 29th. It was barely a match, despite Robson's promising power strokes. She was down 3-0 in the first set before she could mount a challenge. After taking the fourth game, she found enough strength to force Medina Garrigues to five deuces on her serve before surrendering the fifth game, which lasted seven minutes. Robson, who entered the draw as a last-minute substitute for an injured player, praised her opponent's ability to keep the pressure on her. "Every time I had a break point I think she made her first serve every time," Robson said. That makes a huge difference, because it didn't give me the opportunities to step in on her second serve. After 42 minutes, Medina Garrigues led 5-2 and Robson won only one more game. The match ended after 70 minutes.