John McEnroe was one of America’s gifts to the tennis world. The American legend captivated fans in the late 80s and early 90s with his marvelous performances on the tennis court. During his illustrious career, the 63-year-old has won seven Grand Slam singles titles, including three at Wimbledon and four at the US Open. Additionally, he also enjoyed success in doubles, winning nine Grand Slam men’s doubles titles and one mixed doubles title.
Earlier this year, a documentary film about the legend was announced. Recently, the second trailer for the film was released.
ADVERTISING
The article continues below this ad
Second trailer of the documentary film about John McEnroe
Yesterday the second trailer was released for McEnroe’s documentary film. The trailer gave a glimpse of the ups and downs he went through to achieve legendary status.
DIVE DEEPER
Last month, the release date for this film was announced. It will be available from July 15 in the UK and September 2 in the US.
McEnroe praises Nick Kyrgios
ADVERTISING
The article continues below this ad
Kyrgios is living his dream at the ongoing Wimbledon Championships. He entered his first Grand Slam final after Nadal withdrew from the tournament. Congratulating Kyrgios on his performance, McEnroe said, “With all due respect to Garin, it was an amazing draw for [Nick] Kyrgios. He’s never made a Grand Slam semi-final and he’s not facing Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic here.”
WATCH THIS STORY: Rafael Nadal’s biggest fan Serena Williams applauds his success at the 2022 Wimbledon Championships
ADVERTISING
The article continues below this ad
Moreover, McEnroe also hoped the controversial Australian star would maintain his consistency in future tournaments. In the Wimbledon summit clash, Kyrgios will face the winner of the match between Novak Djokovic and Cameron Norrie.
Do you think Kyrgios can win his first Grand Slam singles title?
Comments are closed.