John McEnroe was known as one of tennis' fiercest but most successful stars, yet his personal life is as eventful as his ...

John McEnroe won three Wimbledon titles -- 1981, 1983 and 1984. John McEnroe was a winner and a whiner, a super talent nicknamed Superbrat. A lefthander with all the strokes, he never felt a need ...

Australian Open commentator John McEnroe is a legendary figure in the world of tennis. The three-time Wimbledon champion and seven-time Grand Slam winner was as famous for his off-court antics as ...

Tennis icon John McEnroe has named Gael Monfils as one of the three most ... The furthest Monfils has progressed in a Grand Slam is to the semi-finals, something he achieved at the 2008 French Open ...

John McEnroe has raised concerns about whether ... she should aim to compete in all four Grand Slams this year - something she hasn't achieved since 2022. If she can stay fit, six-time Grand ...

The soon-to-be-published New Year Honours List is unlikely to capture John McEnroe's attention, after the tennis legend expressed scathing views on the monarchy during Wimbledon. Despite winning ...

But McEnroe soon realised that his anger and outspokenness echoed the energy and anti-establishment stance of punk. “I started thinking, those are the people that rally behind me.” John envied ...

When John McEnroe and Andy Cohen collide on Watch What Happens Live, Cohen's unabashedly trashy late-night talk show, it's a given that the conversation will head into unexpected terrain.

Here is a look at the life of tennis ace and television analyst John McEnroe. Personal Birth date: February 16, 1959 Birth place: Wiesbaden, West Germany; grew up in Douglaston, New York Birth name: ...

Seven-time Grand Slam singles champion John McEnroe lauded Novak Djokovic for making Jannik Sinner and Alcaraz get better and ...

Laurie Werner is a New York-based writer covering travel and food. It would certainly be different to hear John McEnroe scream “You cannot be serious!” at a missed line call while elephants ...

John McEnroe slammed Alexander Zverev's display in the Australian Open Final and said that he didn't produce anything back to battle the prowess of Jannik Sinner who won in three sets on Sunday.