Bjorn Borg: The Beginning of the End, Part Two
sportsthenandnow.com 10/2/2009 — Bjorn Borg was the face of tennis in the late 1970s. For Bjorn Borg, the summer of 1980 was a time of highs and lows, of thrilling victory followed by stunning defeat. His holding pattern persisted, as Borg, who won three consecutive doubles at the French Open and Wimbledon, lost his bid ...

The Beginning of the End for Bjorn Borg, Part Three
sportsthenandnow.com 10/12/2009 — The 1981 season proved to the final one of Bjorn Bjorg's career. The Iceman Melts Away… 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 ...

Great Tennis Memories: Mats Wilander “In The Zone”
sportsthenandnow.com 10/4/2009 — Mats Wilander was in the "zone" in 1988 as he won three Grand Slam titles. “In the flow, in a groove, on a roll, in the zone—whatever you call it, it’s all defining one thing. It’s that special feeling of thinking you can do no wrong and everything goes your ...

Stuff Andre Agassi Likes
corporatethuggin.com 25 days ago — We play a little game here at Corporate Thuggin’ that involves naming a person and reeling off ridiculous things that that person cannot get enough of. The current scrub in our crosshairs, Andre Agassi, seemed like the perfect person to continue our segment. His autobiography called Open will ...

The Beginning of the End for Bjorn Borg, Part One
sportsthenandnow.com 9/26/2009 — Bjorn Borg was the face of professional tennis in the 1970s. “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 ...