“Real compassion for homosexuals” = she was lesbian? 😅
@thetennissinologist4 ай бұрын
The alleged Swiss banker "Hans" boyfriend; unsubstantiated. Alleged husband Joe Crowley; totally unverified. Spy? Don't get me started. No evidence of Alice in Switzerland in 1945. The only SEALS training Alice Marble ever had was with the San Francisco Seals baseball team bullpen in 1927. Thanks for including the 1938 portrait of Alice Marble by famous British artist Dorothy Vicaji 13:12 , which hung in Alice Marble's Palm Desert home living room above her sofa.
@robhawk64634 ай бұрын
Got to meet Jimmy one time and he was such a good guy. Big thrill for me and what a great player. Heart of a lion and great competitiveness.
@dancelli7148 ай бұрын
From my City. Number one tennis play and later a Spy, and still survied a bullet wound.
@redd6058 ай бұрын
The only player now who can take his ATP career title is Novak it will be close he advantage's 3-4 a year and he is in the 90s
@kenhemphill76718 ай бұрын
Of course you don't include the date that this program aired.
@jasonrogers64549 ай бұрын
An obnoxious prick who never grew up.
@brankajosipovic52599 ай бұрын
👌👌👌🎾🎾🎾
@kondor999999 ай бұрын
My kid practices with a steel T2000. We call it “The Sword of Connors”. When he switches over to a modern stick for matches, it’s like cheating.
@massimocolombo12619 ай бұрын
fantastico jimbo
@pathaganpolitics97959 ай бұрын
Shot after shot one inches over the net and on the lines. Unique style
@Mrtopp9 ай бұрын
Meraviglioso ❤️❤️❤️
@ianwilliamson29809 ай бұрын
jimmy was my favorite player with john mac .they were the best of them all.character and incredable skill
@claudiaweber70119 ай бұрын
My favorite tennis player ever! 👍😎
@DrBroncanuus10 ай бұрын
Connors aura energised a stadium like no one else...he was bottled Fury...
@michaelpatrick788810 ай бұрын
prob the best american wow he had something special has,,,
@michaelpatrick788810 ай бұрын
what heart this guy connors has hah> ??
@briten734110 ай бұрын
What a legend. Probably the most influential athlete for the sport.
@maxxbenzz784210 ай бұрын
The most overrated player in tennis history. He had zero competition
@haroldsmyth66852 ай бұрын
Ok maxxi
@Kidgloves198410 ай бұрын
Jimmy is the american version of Rafael Nadal! Their passion for competition, fist pumping, intensity..it's all there!!
@isjawu10 ай бұрын
He really overdoes the show.
@suzannelitofe10 ай бұрын
What a super player 12:15
@archiemilagan38310 ай бұрын
The Best. Salute
@brian719310 ай бұрын
There are great players like cash,edberg,borg,etc then there are entertainers like bahrami ,monfils,mcenroe,becker then there are absolute legends like jimmy connors will always be my fave,and as a proud scot andy murray has a very similar dogged determination on the tennis court
@maxwell13110 ай бұрын
'promo sm' 😩
@phillipparker376211 ай бұрын
Promo`SM 😎
@swalterstennis Жыл бұрын
”Ode to a Loser.” That cracked me up. And “Other than you Tony,” when asked who’s the greatest player ever.
@swalterstennis Жыл бұрын
McEnroe's such a stud. Awesome replies. He’s actually really likeable! . . Off court.
@saveriomosca8946 Жыл бұрын
Mitico e impescindile nella storia del tennis
@TheIkaraCult Жыл бұрын
What an all time pain in the arse he would prove to be :) Love him
@ub1953 Жыл бұрын
Momentum CONNORS generated and increased each round at that U.S. Open for me could never be surpassed...
@LeahElisheva Жыл бұрын
9:47 🙌 Never hear a noise like that in the court again. Connors knew how to work the crowd. The crowd went nuts for him. Watching the crowd getting so excited for him is something to see in of itself. Connors will always be my favorite
@gregoryphillips3969 Жыл бұрын
Tony Trabert was a great tennis player in his own right. McEnroe was good in this interview.
@MrAschiff Жыл бұрын
I think Trracy Austin and Sarah Jessica Parker are the same person.
I always felt so bad for Tracy, I really think she would have had a great career with a few more majors. She’s always been my favourite commentator too, so knowledgeable about tennis
@warrenfriedman31682 жыл бұрын
She talks about a back injury taking her out of the game for 5 months, then coming back to beat Martina in the U.S. Open Final. And then the segment quickly wraps up and ends. She didn't think she'd be out of the game in 2 years. But it's not discussed what happened in the next two years that took her out of the game.
@stevebbuk Жыл бұрын
I think it was too emotional for her to discuss and the interviewer stopped interrogating her then, and rightly so. Nobody really wants their medical history dissected, though on Wikipedia it does mention she suffered from sciatica.
@warrenfriedman3168 Жыл бұрын
He wasn’t interrogating her, he was interviewing her, and her disappearance from the game at age 18 was as much a story as her meteoric emergence.
@stevebbuk Жыл бұрын
@@warrenfriedman3168 But there's no mystery: she developed sciatica which prevented her from remaining at the higher echelons of the game.
@warrenfriedman3168 Жыл бұрын
@@stevebbuk I would like to have heard about that. Was playing in the women’s game too much on her developing teenage body? Whenever a sports champion is taken out of the game by injury while in their prime it always begs the question “Why?”
@stevebbuk Жыл бұрын
@@warrenfriedman3168 Well I think you've put it in a nutshell. We don't see the endless hours of practice it takes to become World No. 1 and the toll it must take physically, not to mention mentally.
@ferdaozdemir2 жыл бұрын
Will it break a window ? I am planning to buy foam balls, but my flat is small I am not sure if I can use them without breaking something?
@ktronind49942 жыл бұрын
I have hit windows with the QST36 balls and they have not broken.
@Lauren-vd4qe6 ай бұрын
pull your curtains closed or shut your blinds first if u want.
@ferdaozdemir6 ай бұрын
@@Lauren-vd4qe I already purchased them a long time ago but did not use much. Anyways, thanks for the reply.
@angied89192 жыл бұрын
Jimmy Connors all time great legend
@seand672 жыл бұрын
Amazing documentary
@cancerwarrior98192 жыл бұрын
I Miss My uncle Tony.. he smiles just like my Dad and Papa.. Rest In Peace
@varunshahvo-tv98542 жыл бұрын
Made tennis popular
@gzaros3 жыл бұрын
McEnroe and Fed...pure genius.
@fundhund62 Жыл бұрын
The two don´t have much in common. Federer is more like a modern day Lendl. A perfect machine.
@gzaros Жыл бұрын
@@fundhund62 I would argue Djokovic is closer to Lendl.
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“Real compassion for homosexuals” = she was lesbian? 😅
The alleged Swiss banker "Hans" boyfriend; unsubstantiated. Alleged husband Joe Crowley; totally unverified. Spy? Don't get me started. No evidence of Alice in Switzerland in 1945. The only SEALS training Alice Marble ever had was with the San Francisco Seals baseball team bullpen in 1927. Thanks for including the 1938 portrait of Alice Marble by famous British artist Dorothy Vicaji 13:12 , which hung in Alice Marble's Palm Desert home living room above her sofa.
Got to meet Jimmy one time and he was such a good guy. Big thrill for me and what a great player. Heart of a lion and great competitiveness.
From my City. Number one tennis play and later a Spy, and still survied a bullet wound.
The only player now who can take his ATP career title is Novak it will be close he advantage's 3-4 a year and he is in the 90s
Of course you don't include the date that this program aired.
An obnoxious prick who never grew up.
👌👌👌🎾🎾🎾
My kid practices with a steel T2000. We call it “The Sword of Connors”. When he switches over to a modern stick for matches, it’s like cheating.
fantastico jimbo
Shot after shot one inches over the net and on the lines. Unique style
Meraviglioso ❤️❤️❤️
jimmy was my favorite player with john mac .they were the best of them all.character and incredable skill
My favorite tennis player ever! 👍😎
Connors aura energised a stadium like no one else...he was bottled Fury...
prob the best american wow he had something special has,,,
what heart this guy connors has hah> ??
What a legend. Probably the most influential athlete for the sport.
The most overrated player in tennis history. He had zero competition
Ok maxxi
Jimmy is the american version of Rafael Nadal! Their passion for competition, fist pumping, intensity..it's all there!!
He really overdoes the show.
What a super player 12:15
The Best. Salute
There are great players like cash,edberg,borg,etc then there are entertainers like bahrami ,monfils,mcenroe,becker then there are absolute legends like jimmy connors will always be my fave,and as a proud scot andy murray has a very similar dogged determination on the tennis court
'promo sm' 😩
Promo`SM 😎
”Ode to a Loser.” That cracked me up. And “Other than you Tony,” when asked who’s the greatest player ever.
McEnroe's such a stud. Awesome replies. He’s actually really likeable! . . Off court.
Mitico e impescindile nella storia del tennis
What an all time pain in the arse he would prove to be :) Love him
Momentum CONNORS generated and increased each round at that U.S. Open for me could never be surpassed...
9:47 🙌 Never hear a noise like that in the court again. Connors knew how to work the crowd. The crowd went nuts for him. Watching the crowd getting so excited for him is something to see in of itself. Connors will always be my favorite
Tony Trabert was a great tennis player in his own right. McEnroe was good in this interview.
I think Trracy Austin and Sarah Jessica Parker are the same person.
McEnroe quel champion
Courrier, Connors Edberg ,Agasy ,Borg,Leden,Graff,Engys,Tchank, Seles,Mcenroe ,Saffin ,Martinez,Justine Hennin etc....Ma jeunesse
Such a new yawker.
Grandissimo Jimmy ! ❤️
Goat
Jimmy ConnOrs
I always felt so bad for Tracy, I really think she would have had a great career with a few more majors. She’s always been my favourite commentator too, so knowledgeable about tennis
She talks about a back injury taking her out of the game for 5 months, then coming back to beat Martina in the U.S. Open Final. And then the segment quickly wraps up and ends. She didn't think she'd be out of the game in 2 years. But it's not discussed what happened in the next two years that took her out of the game.
I think it was too emotional for her to discuss and the interviewer stopped interrogating her then, and rightly so. Nobody really wants their medical history dissected, though on Wikipedia it does mention she suffered from sciatica.
He wasn’t interrogating her, he was interviewing her, and her disappearance from the game at age 18 was as much a story as her meteoric emergence.
@@warrenfriedman3168 But there's no mystery: she developed sciatica which prevented her from remaining at the higher echelons of the game.
@@stevebbuk I would like to have heard about that. Was playing in the women’s game too much on her developing teenage body? Whenever a sports champion is taken out of the game by injury while in their prime it always begs the question “Why?”
@@warrenfriedman3168 Well I think you've put it in a nutshell. We don't see the endless hours of practice it takes to become World No. 1 and the toll it must take physically, not to mention mentally.
Will it break a window ? I am planning to buy foam balls, but my flat is small I am not sure if I can use them without breaking something?
I have hit windows with the QST36 balls and they have not broken.
pull your curtains closed or shut your blinds first if u want.
@@Lauren-vd4qe I already purchased them a long time ago but did not use much. Anyways, thanks for the reply.
Jimmy Connors all time great legend
Amazing documentary
I Miss My uncle Tony.. he smiles just like my Dad and Papa.. Rest In Peace
Made tennis popular
McEnroe and Fed...pure genius.
The two don´t have much in common. Federer is more like a modern day Lendl. A perfect machine.
@@fundhund62 I would argue Djokovic is closer to Lendl.
He looks more human in this interview
21 year old Mack looks 45