John McEnroe Trivia Questions

He was never banned from Wimbledon; he was fined and suspended briefly in 1981 for swearing, but the 'You cannot be serious' match had no such ban.

While his outbursts were notorious, no official delay of 20 minutes is recorded; his longest tantrums lasted a few minutes before resumption.

In their legendary 1980 final, Borg won 1-6, 7-5, 6-3, 6-7, 8-6, and McEnroe's serve was broken multiple times, including in the final game.

Despite his clay-court success in doubles, he lost the 1984 French Open final to Ivan Lendl after holding a two-set lead.

He had a 41-0 Davis Cup singles record in the United States, a remarkable home-court streak from 1978 to 1992.

McEnroe won 7 major singles titles (3 Wimbledon, 4 US Open) but never won the Australian Open or French Open, thus failing to complete a career Grand Slam.

John McEnroe's sole mixed doubles Grand Slam title came at the 1977 French Open (with Mary Carillo) at age 18. He did not win any Grand Slam title after turning 50.

He helped launch the Champions Tour in 2000, later called the ATP Champions Tour, for retired legends aged 35 and older.