In the history of tennis, few players have left as indelible a mark as John McEnroe. Known for his fiery temper, unparalleled skill, and uncanny court presence, McEnroe dominated the tennis scene in the late 1970s and 1980s. Like many of his contemporaries, his...
The first of a two-part series, we look at the best Wimbledon finals in the Open Era. This will be a tough two-part blog just because there are so many to choose from. Plus, this is totally subjective to my opinion. That being said, the following five finals come to...
Clay courts have often been referred to as graveyards for those players that prefer the quicker courts of Wimbledon or the US Open. They are a heavy, slippery, and slow-playing surface, which requires great skill and patience to master. Over the years, there have been...
