Mats Wilander: the former world no. 1 now spends most of his time playing Mr. Mom to his four children. And loving it

Article Abstract:

The Swedish tennis star Mats Wilander won three of four of tennis' Grand Slams in 1988. Now the married father of four puts parenting at the top of his priorities.

Sweden

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Ivan the not-so-terrible: Lendl steps into the Hall of Fame with humor and humility. And that's no joke

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Lendl was the top-ranked tennis player in the world a record 270 weeks, and won a total of eight times at the United States Open, French Open and Australian Open tournaments. His failure to win a single Wimbledon title is what many observers remember him for. Today, Lendl spends time with his wife and five daughters, and sharpens his golf game, which is good enough to garner him top finishes on the Celebrity Tour.

United States, Membership, Lendl, Ivan, International Tennis Hall of Fame

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Mats Wilander is on his way back (sort of)

Article Abstract:

Mats Wilander won the Australian, French and US Opens in 1988, but disappeared from the tennis scene by 1991. Wilander will participate in World TeamTennis competition because he enjoys the game. Speculation about his return to professional tennis is discussed.

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