John McEnroe is an American ex-tennis player born on February 16, 1959. The 63-year-old accomplished tennis pro won 78 doubles titles in addition to 77 singles wins.
In the men’s singles and men’s doubles divisions, he continues to be the only male player with more than 70 victories. His 82-3 match record from 1984 still holds the record for the Open Era’s best single-season victory percentage. He achieved seven singles Grand Slam victories.
Did John McEnroe ever win Wimbledon?
The super talented American tennis player actually won titles at Wimbledon. His aggressive style on the tennis court made him interesting to watch.
How many times did McEnroe win Wimbledon singles?
McEnroe, according to verified records, won 3 Wimbledon titles while he was actively playing.
His first title at the tournament came in 1981. He wrestled the title from Bjorn Borg, a Swedish pro tennis player who had managed to defend the title five consecutive times.
McEnroe’s next success came in 1983 when he defeated New Zealander Chris Lewis in an enthralling final.
His last title at Wimbledon was won in 1984. He faced and managed to defeat defending champion Jimmy Connors in an epic match.
The match which lasted for a record 80 minutes saw McEnroe snatch the title beating his opponent 6–1, 6–1, 6–2.
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