Born on October 11, 1990, Robert Collins made his professional racquetball debut at the California Open in Reseda, CA, in 2013. Starting his career at age 22, Collins quickly earned a reputation for his hard-hitting style and relentless work ethic. With a career record of 72 wins to 106 losses, he has consistently demonstrated his passion and commitment to the sport. His highest year-end ranking, #11, came during the 2015-16 season, a testament to his competitive spirit.

Standing 5’8″ and weighing 180 pounds, Collins combines strength and agility to compete at the highest level. A proud Gearbox athlete, he’s also an advocate for the sport, sharing his expertise as a professional coach. Off the court, Robbie is a fitness enthusiast, often found in the gym weightlifting and staying in peak physical condition.

Collins, nicknamed “Bubba” by those close to him, brings a unique Hawaiian flair to the IRT. Now based in Hawaii, he continues to pursue his racquetball career while inspiring the next generation of players through coaching. His love for the sport and dedication to self-improvement make him a valued member of the professional racquetball community.