“Who was the only American to win the Men’s Singles at Wimbledon in the 6os?
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1963  C.R. McKinley (USA) 4 F.S. Stolle (AUS) U 9-7, 6-1, 6-4\nthe American McKinley was unseeded.
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Peter Doohan, perhaps.\n\nHe is the Australian who knocked out Becker at Wimbledon in 1987, thus depriving the German of the chance of three consecutive titles.
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I think Andy Roddick will win another major title. I realize there are alot of strong players in the game today and winning a major is extremely difficult. I think Andy will proabably reach three more grandslam finals during his prime years, and I think he will win two of them. Andy would probably already have three grandslam title to his credit, but he was born at the same time as Roger Federer and that guy is simply unbelievable. Roddick is a tremondous talent, and I enjoyed watching him perform well for the US in Davis Cup.
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In 2005 the Australian open was won by Marat Safin and he won against Lleyton Hewitt 1-6 6-3 6-4 6-4( for the men tournament) and it was won by Serena williams and she won against Lindsay Davenport 2-6 6-3 6-0( for the women tournament)
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la numéro 1 DU tennis : justine henin ardenne\net le numéro 1 DU tennis : roger federer
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Lleyton Hewitt won the US Open in 2001.\n\nCheck out the link for proof.\n\nMatt
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Bjorn Borg was one of the coolest customers ever to grace a tennis court.  Nothing rattled this guy, he seemed to always be in control and very rarely played a loose point.  Borg also had a standing heart rate which was extremely low which demonstrated how he was in such great shape.  Borg also had a backhand with which he would take the pace you provided and rifle an even better shot back.  He had unbelievable control off both wings and you had to play great tennis to beat him.  There was just no mental lapse with this guy, and that is why McEnroe would not act out of line when playing against Borg.  Borg might be the only tennis player that McEnroe truly respected out there on court.  Borg just had that intangible where he knew how to orchestrate a point to gain an advantage that would lead to a win.  Borg was like watching a surgeon play, his shot selection was very precise and it turned him into a champion, a five time Wimbledon champion.
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John McEnroe - he excelled on all surfaces.  7 Grand Slams, 6 in the 80s at Wimbledon and the US Open.  Finals in the French and Semis in the Australian.  He had one heck of a personality and some classic battles with both Connors and Borg.
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Boris Becker (West-Germany) beat Stefan Edberg (Sweden) 6-0 7-6 6-4.\n\nNice first set!
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My guess must be FED EX he's an overall player able to play in any surface to perfection, better place your bets on Roger Federer.
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Chalk another one up for Nadal. There are some other decent players left in the tournament, but noone who's likely to threaten Nadal.
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I would say Federer on the men's side. No question. 7 slams, 24 consecutive wins in finals, 2 years finishing number one. Nuff said. \nOn the women's side, it's a little tougher, but I guess on balance Henin-Hardenne.
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In 1954 the Young Ramanathan Krishnan became the first Junior Wimbledon Champion, the first Asian. 25 years later Ramesh Krishnan emulated his father in 1979. Leander Paes was the third Indian to grab the junior Wimbledon title in 1990.
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Björn Rune Borg \nis a former tennis champion who was the World No. 1 player for the years 1979 and 1980. \nIn the final French Open  1981 he beat another of tennis' up-and-coming stars, Ivan Lendl, in five sets. Borg's six French Open titles remains a record for a male player
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Justine Henin-Hardenne won the French Open on the women's side against Svetlana Kuznetsova by a score of 6-4, 6-4.\n\nI was actually surprised that Nadal won.  Federer is such a dominating player against everyone else, and it's surprising that he could get beaten 4 times in a row by Nadal.  I guess it shows Nadal's competence on clay and against Federer.  That's one thing Federer needs to work on.
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You have to go back a long ways to find the first asian tennis player.  Vijay Armitraj was a very good asian player and can even be seen in the James Bond movie entitled Octopussy.  Michael Chang grew up in the United States and also lived in Washington and Henderson, Nevada
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Win Loss records\nPete Sampras 7 Wayne Ferreira 6\nPete Sampras 20  Agassi 14 \nPete Sampras 12 Michael Chang 8\nPete Sampras 0 Roger Federer 1\nPete Sampras 8 Stefan Edberg 6