For the record, One for Arthur was the only one I knew in that category, and that was only because of a sheep that, coincidentally, eleanor ran earlier this year.
For the record, One for Arthur was the only one I knew in that category, and that was only because of a sheep that, coincidentally, eleanor ran earlier this year.
Haha yeah my winning Sheep. Back on MLK day. Should probably run something pre end of year
Back home now. Here is the list of I put together earlier today.
Open Era people:
Federer
Borg
Sampras
Agassi
Edberg
Lendl
Laver
Becker
McEnroe
Connors
Emerson
Wilander
Newcombe
Old people:
Budge
Perry
Tilden
Sears
Lacoste
Unfortunately that only gets us to 20. You had Ashe and I didn't, but I don't feel good about him. He definitely won the US Open and Wimbledon, but I'm not sure he won either multiple times. Kuerten and Courier are two other modern people who are winners, but I'm very iffy on the 5-time aspect.
That's 23 if we want it, but I don't feel great about it.
They had a good strategy by asking about pre-Open Era people. I wish we had done that.
I like Courier, but also iffy on five, Rosewall is one we forgot about and he must have won a bunch.
Wish I could remember the French players from the 20s when they dominated tennis. The name Henri keeps coming to mind but that’s probably 1) just a standard French name I think of, 2) useless without a last name.