Swedish tennis star Bjorn Borg was at the top of the tennis world in the 1980's, but shocked everyone with a sudden retirement at just 26 years of age.
Tennis legend Björn Borg has long been a symbol of stoic brilliance on the court, but in a rare moment of introspection, the Swedish icon recently shared the deeply personal reasons that led to his early departure from professional tennis.
Bjorn Borg might be one of the greatest tennis players of all time, but that is apparently not enough for his son, Leo Borg, to take advice from him. Between 1978 and 1980, the French Open and the Wimbledon Championships belonged to only one man.
Despite having a history that will remain etched in tennis history books, retired Swedish star Bjorn Borg admitted he never relives his glory days with longtime foe John McEnroe.
Former world number one Bjorn Borg believes Spain’s young tennis sensation Carlos Alcaraz wants to achieve what legendary Rafael Nadal did in his career.
Carlos Alcaraz is in Barcelona and is playing in his first cay-court ATP 500 event of the season. During the tournament, 11-time Major winner Bjorn Borg expressed his hope to see Alcaraz achieve what Rafael Nadal has done.
Although Bjorn Borg has been labeled as one of the greatest players to ever lift a tennis racket, his son, Leo, believes his legendary father is not very knowledgeable on the sport.
Former world number one Bjorn Borg’s son Leo Borg had a disappointing outing at the Barcelona Open. The ATP 500 event’s main round will begin from April 14 where players from all over the world will showcase their talent and secure the ultimate prize.
Former French Open champion Adriano Panatta has praised World No. 1 Jannik Sinner and his mentality. The former World No. 4 did not discuss the Italian’s doping ban in detail but believes that Sinner is innocent.
Andy Murray's former coach, Mark Petchey, has dismissed criticism of modern players' personalities and thinks Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner's rivalry is a perfect balance.
Swiss tennis legend Roger Federer has enjoyed his share of the spotlight at this year’s Laver Cup. The 20-time Grand Slam champion was seen interacting with current and former players in Berlin this weekend.
Bjorn Borg believes that modern tennis is more “grueling” than during his era and claims today’s players have a “big responsibility” to promote the sport.
Bjorn Borg is preparing to lead Team Europe at the Laver Cup for the final time, but the Swede took time in a recent interview to reflect on why he retired at age 26.
Bjorn Borg was the king of clay in his prime. His style suited the red dirt perfectly, which helped him win six times (1974, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981) at the French Open.
Roger Federer in a recent interview stated how the players from the new generation are playing. From his observations, he found that there’s a lack of variation in youngsters. The 43-year-old is in Berlin for the Laver Cup where Team Europe will clash against Team World.
Before Rafael Nadal became a legend of the sport, Bjorn Borg was widely considered as the greatest clay player of all time, but he's not bothered by the Spaniard overtaking him in that regard.
Bjorn Borg recalled the 2022 Laver Cup, where Roger Federer‘s retirement overshadowed everything else, including the tennis. The Swiss maestro called time on his career, with the farewell being an emotionally charged affair.
Bjorn Borg recalled seeing Rafael Nadal in action for the first time in Bastad about 20 years ago and said that he expected the Spaniard to do well in the sport, as many others did.
Roger Federer is back at the Laver Cup, the tournament where he played the final match of his career along with his longtime rival Rafael Nadal back in 2022.
Rafael Nadal won’t be playing in the Laver Cup as he pulled out of it to give a chance to players who can deliver for the team. Had he played, he would have represented Team Europe, which will be captained by tennis legend Bjorn Borg.
World No. 3 Carlos Alcaraz has revealed his father’s love for tennis legend Bjorn Borg ahead of his first participation in the Laver Cup. The Spaniard will represent Team Europe, where he will team up with players like Grigor Dimitrov and Daniil Medvedev.
As of July 2017, a total 23 tennis players, both male and female, have won at least eight major singles titles over the course of their careers. How many of these 23 athletes can you name in eight minutes?