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Jimmy Connors, all'anagrafe James Scott Connors (East St. Louis, 2 settembre 1952), è un ex tennista e allenatore di tennis statunitense. Soprannominato Jimbo , è considerato fra i più grandi giocatori nella storia del tennis .
After irritating sponsors and tennis officials by shunning the climactic Masters for three years, Connors entered and won the 1977 event over Borg, 6-4, 1-6, 6-4 having qualified by finishing among the top eight in the worldwide Grand Prix series. His two crushing final-round victories over Ken Rosewall in 1974 (6-1, 6-1, 6-4 at Wimbledon, and ...
In seiner Einzelbilanz stehen 883 gewonnenen Spielen 198 verlorene gegenüber – die Quote von 81,68 % entspricht der sechstbesten Karrierebilanz hinter Novak Đoković, Björn Borg, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer und Jimmy Connors. Er gewann 85,3 % seiner Spiele auf Indoor-Plätzen sowie 84,3 % seiner Matches auf Teppich-Plätzen, beides Bestwerte in der Open Era.
Kildehenvisninger foreligger sammesteds. [ redigér på Wikidata ] James Scott "Jimmy" Connors (født 2. september 1952 i East St. Louis, Illinois, USA) er en tidligere amerikansk tennisspiller, der spillede som professionel i hele 24 år, mellem 1972 og 1996. Han vandt igennem sin karriere intet mindre end 139 single- og 15 doubletitler, og ...
James Scott "Jimmy" Connors, född 2 september 1952 i East St. Louis, Illinois, är en amerikansk ambidextrös tidigare professionell tennisspelare. Jimmy Connors var under perioden 1973-1988 en av världens tio högst rankade spelare. Han är efter Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Pete Sampras och Ivan Lendl den manlige spelare som flest veckor ...
Jimmy Connors is a retired American professional tennis player. Widely considered one of the all-time greats, Connors was one of the most dominant players in the 70s and 80s and has a huge list of ...
7. Mai 2020 · Total weeks at No. 1: 268. Year-End No. 1s: 1974-78. As World No. 1. Jimmy Connors rose to No. 1 in the FedEx ATP Rankings for the first time at the age of 21 on 29 July 1974, during the best year of his career. In that first stint, when he replaced Australia’s John Newcombe, he spent 160 weeks in top spot — a record for consecutive weeks ...
