TINNES History | ALL FAMOUS 10 PLAYER

 TINNES:

Tennis, original name field Tennis, game during which two opposing players (singles) or pairs of players (doubles) use tautly strung rackets to hit a ball of specified size, weight, and bounce over a net on an oblong court. Points are awarded to a player or team whenever the opponent fails to properly return the ball within the prescribed dimensions of the court. Organized tennis is played consistently with rules sanctioned by the International Tennis Federation (ITF), the planet administration of the game.

All Famous Tournament:

Tournament	Month	Country
Australian Open	January	Australia
French Open	May – June	France
Wimbledon	June – July	United Kingdom
US Open	August – September	United States

Top 10 famous plyer in Tennis:

Roger Federer:

•  103 career titles
•  20 Grand Slam Singles Titles
•  6 Australian
•  1 French
•  5 US Open
•  8 Wimbledon
• current player

Rafael Nadal:

•  86 career titles
•  20 Grand Slam Singles Titles
•  1 Australian
•  13 French
•  4 US Open
•  2 Wimbledon
• 2008 Olympic Gold Medalist - Beijing Summer Olympics
• current player

 Novak Djokovic:

• 81 career titles
• 17 Grand Slam Singles Titles
•  8 Australian
•  5 Wimbledon
•  3 US Open
•  1 French Open
•  current player

Rod Laver:

• 200 career titles
• 11 Grand Slam Singles Titles
•  3 Australian
•  2 French
•  2 US Open
•  4 Wimbledon
• 9 Pro Slam Singles Titles
•  3 US Pro
•  4 Wembley Pro
•  1 French Pro
•  1 Wimbledon Pro
•  Retired

Pete Sampras:

• 64 career titles
• 14 Grand Slam Singles Titles
•  2 Australian
•  7 Wimbledon
•  5 US Open
•  Retired

Bjorn Borg:

• 101 career titles
• 11 Grand Slam Singles Titles
•  6 French
•  5 Wimbledon
•  Retired

Ivan Lendl:

• 144 career titles
• 8 Grand Slam Singles Titles
• : 2 Australian
•  3 French
•  3 US Open
•  Retired

Jimmy Connors:

• 147 career titles
• 8 Grand Slam Singles Titles
•  1 Australian
•  2 Wimbledon
•  5 US Open
•  Retired

John McEnroe:

• 105 career titles
• 7 Grand Slam Singles Titles
•  3 Wimbledon
•  4 US Open
•  Retired

 Ken Rosewall:

• 133 career titles
• 8 Grand Slam Singles Titles
•  4 Australian
•  2 French
•  2 US Open
• 15 Pro Majors
•  2 US Pro
•  5 Wembley Pro
•  8 French Pro
•  Retired