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It was the best of times, tennis in the eighties, when the thrill of tense tiebreaks entered everyman’s domicile, highlighted by exotic locales like Paris, Melbourne, London and New York. 80s tennis also ushered in exciting yet exasperating players... Full Article at Bleacher Report
The site, created by Fitzgerald Shurey Tarbuck (FST), rolls out in the UK, France, Germany and Spain. Full Article at Brand Republic
Wimbledon 2009 Champion Roger Federer of Switzerland, 2nd right pose with former Champions Rod Laver, right, Bjorn Borg, left and Pete Sampras, 2nd left after Federer's men's final match against Andy Roddick of U.S. on the Centre Court at Wimbledon, Sun... View Photo »
It was like being evicted from your neighborhood playground where you practiced ball all of your life, where you reigned as King of the Mountain, swatting down the little kids who scrabbled toward you to reach the top. Full Article at Bleacher Report
TENNIS ace Simon Syed beat a former practice partner of Bjorn Borg to win a Vets Tournament at Gerrards Cross Lawn Tennis Club for the second year running. Full Article at Bucks Free Press
For Bjorn Borg, the summer of 1980 was a time of highs and lows, of thrilling victory followed by stunning defeat. Full Article at Bleacher Report
WIMBLEDON, ENGLAND - JULY 05: Roger Federer of Switzerland (2R) celebrates with the trophy alongside Bjorn Borg (L), Pete Sampras (2L) and Rod Laver (R) after the men's singles final match against Andy Roddick of USA on Day Thirteen of the Wimbledon L... View Photo »
"My greatest point is my persistence. I never give up in a match. However down I am, I fight until the last ball. My list of matches shows that I have turned a great many so-called irretrievable defeats into victories." Full Article at Bleacher Report
After a glass of champagne, Boris Yeltsin once told a Swedish audience that meatballs reminded him of Bjorn Borg’s face. On another occasion, he refused to leave his plane to meet the Irish Taoiseach, because he was “unwell”. Full Article at Times Online
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