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That was probably the highlight of his career, considering he’s an Aussie. And the only time the great Bjorn Borg played in Australia (imagine how many more Grand Slam titles he’d have), in 1974, Dent beat him in the third round. He won the 1975 Oz...
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Sadly, I suspect the answer will be nothing. They say never go back and sport is littered with examples of ill-advised comebacks. Bjorn Borg’s attempt to win tennis grand slams with a wooden racquet in the 1990’s; Mark Spitz’s desire to go to the...
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WIMBLEDON, ENGLAND - JULY 01: Wimbledon tennis legends John McEnroe (L) and Bjorn Borg attend a photocall at Wimbledon Park on July 1, 2011 in Wimbledon, England. Borg and McEnroe teaming up to launch a limited edition underwear collection. View Photo »
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Spearman is not the only one who wonders whether Tanner is a changed man or a “guy who’s blown what should have been a golden life.” Thirty-five years ago, Tanner won the Australian Open. A top player in the 1970s, he also reached the United States...
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McEnroe: I am going to respectfully disagree with you. That 30 to 40 percent energy that I wasted trying to get these guys to do a good job, I could have focused on my opponents such as Ivan Lendl and these other guys. Tolbert: Is it true that when...
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McEnroe: I am going to respectfully disagree with you. That 30 to 40 percent energy that I wasted trying to get these guys to do a good job, I could have focused on my opponents such as Ivan Lendl and these other guys. Tolbert: Is it true that when...
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Spanish Rafael Nadal poses with his trophy for a photo session on June 6, 2011 at EuroDisney amusement park, in Serris, a Paris eastern suburb, after his victory at the Roland-Garros tennis Grand Slam tournament the day before in Paris. World number one... View Photo »
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We all know the problem with this approach. A player's total depends on many factors that have nothing to do with drive and talent. Maybe in his era the Australian Open wasn't really considered a major (Bjorn Borg) or was too far away to bother with...
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Your vote has been counted, thank you for voting. We have seen many greats stay too long in the arena: Willie Mays, Joe Namath, Michael Jordan, Gordie Howe. Bjorn Borg made a professional tennis comeback long after his prime, and it was a dismal affair...
About Bjorn Borg
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Bjorn Rune Borg (help·info) (Swedish: Björn Borg; born June 6, 1956, in Södertälje, Sweden) is a former World No. 1 tennis player from Sweden regarded by observers and tennis players as one of the greatest players in the sport's history. Full Article
