Bjorn Borg
February 4, 2001: The day Roger Federer won his first ATP Tour title
Every day, Tennis Majors looks back at the biggest moments in tennis history. On February 4, 2001, Roger Federer won his first ATP Tour title in Milan
“It’s Djokovic’s records that interest me” – Alcaraz breaks Borg’s record, but has sights set higher
Carlos Alcaraz is in the round of 16 of the Australian Open after opponent Juncheng Shang retired in their third-round encounter after two sets
January 15, 1981: The day ice-man Bjorn Borg lost his cool
Every day, Tennis Majors looks back at the biggest moments in tennis history. On January 15, 1981, Bjorn Borg lost his cool and was docked points for the first time in his career
December 21, 1975: Bjorn Borg leads Sweden to Davis Cup glory
Bjorn Borg still cites his Davis Cup triumph in 1975 as one of the greatest moments of his career. Today on Tennis Majors we celebrate the year that the Ice God carried Sweden to its first title
December 20, 1994: Lendl bids sad farewell to tennis
Ivan Lendl was 34 years old when a severe back injury forced him to retire from the sport that he still very much loved. On this day in 1994, the great Czech called it quits for good
November 9, 1993: The day the great Bjorn Borg played his last-ever professional match
Bjorn Borg’s son Leo earns first ATP Tour win, beating Ymer at the Nordea Open
June 27, 2006: The day Roger Federer beat Bjorn Borg’s record of 41 consecutive wins on grass
June 25, 1973: The day Wimbledon began with a boycott from top players
June 16, 1974: The day an 18-year old Bjorn Borg won the first of his six French Open titles
Shapovalov, Auger-Aliassime, Schwartzman selected for Laver Cup
In pictures: The 10 most successful Grand Slam players of the Open Era
From Michael to Mick Schumacher: Tennis also has its generations of stars
Roger Federer at 39: The longevity of the legend