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Since 1999, four American women have won Wimbledon, with the Williams sisters combining for 12 titles, and Lindsay Davenport winning the 1999 edition of the tournament.

Tennis News / TennisUpToDate.com / April 4

'Andre brought Hollywood to tennis' - Patrick Rafter compares American tennis legends Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras

Having faced both Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras at their peak, retired Australian tennis star gave some behind-the-scenes information on each man's style and mindset during their careers.

Arizona Diamondbacks News / TennisUpToDate.com / April 4

Houston History: All American Quarter-Final for first time since 1991 at U.S. Men's Clay Court Championship

For the first time since 1991, it is an all American Quarter-Final line-up in an ATP tournament with the U.S. Men's Clay Court Championship gleaming a first since Orlando back then.

Tennis News / Yardbarker Quizzes

The 'Wimbledon men's champions' quiz

How many of the men to win the Wimbledon tennis championship since its inception in 1877 can you name? Note: The tournament was not held from 1915-18 during the First World War, and from 1940-1945 during the Second World War, and in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.Last names are acceptable as answers.

The 'Men's Australian Open tennis champions' quiz

The 'Men's singles French Open champions' quiz

The 'Men's singles U.S. Open champion' quiz

Tennis News / Tennis Infinity / February 27

Andre Agassi Recounts How Bitter Rival Pete Sampras 'Ruined A Lot Of Sundays' For Him

Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras had one of the greatest and most heated rivalries in tennis history, and Agassi remembered the effect it had on his career during a recent interview.

Tennis News / FirstSportz / November 14

Former Wimbledon champion says Jannik Sinner ‘more difficult’ to beat than Pete Sampras as the Italian has ‘no weaknesses’

Jannik Sinner arguably is the most successful player in men’s tennis this season. With seven titles in his trophy cabinet, Sinner is also the most consistent player.

Tennis News / Tennis Infinity / September 17

Sinner Is 'Strongest Of All' And 'Reminds Of Sampras' Says Pietrangeli

Jannik Sinner has been compared to the 14-time Grand Slam champion Pete Sampras by the former French Open winner Nicola Pietrangeli. Sinner's rise has been one of the most significant stories of the 2024 season.

Tennis News / FirstSportz / September 17

Living Italian tennis legend compares Jannik Sinner’s mentality to Pete Sampras

Italian tennis legend Nicola Pietrangeli has run out of superlatives to describe the tennis level of World No. 1 Jannik Sinner. The 23-year-old made Italy proud by winning his second Grand Slam title at the US Open.

Tennis News / FirstSportz / August 7

'He was my hero,' Roger Federer hails Pete Sampras as his hero as he recalls his favorite match of all time

Roger Federer hailed his Wimbledon match against Pete Sampras as his all-time favorite. The first and only match between them turned out to be an epic five-setter.

Tennis News / Yardbarker / May 31, 2024

An epic temper tantrum highlighted Day 6 of the French Open

Day 6 of the French Open had its fair share of action, but the true standout was a John McEnroe-like freak-out from one of the top players in the world.

Matteo Arnaldi flusters sixth-seeded Andrey Rublev in Paris

Rublev speaks out after he couldn't control his frustration

Iga Swiatek, Coco Gauff cruise into the round of 16 at French Open

John McEnroe speaks highly of 'complete talent' Carlos Alcaraz

French Open competitor withdraws after hurting foot in embarrassing way

Tennis News / Tennis Infinity / May 14, 2024

'Sampras 2002 Vibes': Djokovic To Target 2024 Retirement Says Murray's Ex-Coach

Novak Djokovic might target a retirement in 2024, according to former ATP player Mark Petchey, who senses Pete Sampras vibes from 2002. When the Serbian won the ATP Finals last year, few expected him to struggle a lot this year.

Tennis News / FirstSportz / February 6, 2024

'It doesn’t have the Sampras swing,' Andy Roddick outlines Carlos Alcaraz’s Achilles heel comparing the Spaniard to ATP legends Roger Federer and Pete Sampras

Andy Roddick, the former World No. 1, has some words of criticism towards current World No. 2. The former American tennis ace blasted Carlos Alcaraz for lack of improvement on his serve.