John McEnroe
American former tennis player · United States · On the map · Tennis Players · Born 1959 · age 67
He played tennis like a conductor mid-tantrum - brilliance and fury in equal measure. The volleys were surgical, the outbursts were legendary, and for 170 weeks the world had to admit he was the best anyway.
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Jimmy Connors Teammate at United States Davis Cup team, 1978-1984
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John McEnroe at the 1979 ABN Tennis Tournament
McEnroe in a Dunlop advertisement published on El Gráfico, 1981
McEnroe with Peter Fleming (left) at Wimbledon, mid 1980s
John McEnroe serving during a Champions Cup Boston match, 2007
John McEnroe in the 2007 Madrid Masters Senior
McEnroe demonstrating his swing at a Vanity Fair party in New York City, 2009
John McEnroe at Wimbledon 2014Awards
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Born February 16, 1959, McEnroe turned shot-making into an art form and on-court confrontation into theater, battling umpires as fiercely as he battled Björn Borg and Jimmy Connors. He claimed seven singles majors - four US Opens, three Wimbledons - and became the only man to hold the world No. 1 ranking in both singles and doubles simultaneously. In 1984 he posted an 82-3 singles record, the best single-season win rate of the Open Era, part of a career haul of 155 titles that no one in the era has matched. He led the U.S. to five Davis Cup titles, then stayed in the game as captain, commentator, and occasional narrator of his own myth.
