John McEnroe’s epic Wimbledon meltdown: ‘You cannot be ... - YouTube
WEBOn June 22, 1981, John McEnroe had arguably his most famous on-court meltdown, shouting “You cannot be serious!” at chair umpire Edward James.
The day McEnroe threw one of his most famous tantrums - Tennis Majors
WEBOn this day, November 4 in 1984, John McEnroe threw one of his most epic tantrums at the Stockholm Open. The American, at the peak of his career, was facing Anders Jarryd in the semi-finals when he went ballistic after a few disagreements with the umpire.
The day John McEnroe said the iconic “You cannot be serious” line
WEBJun 22, 2024 · On this day in 1981, John McEnroe flew off the handle and created one of tennis’ most epic temper tantrums.
FOR THE RECORD: MCENROE'S TANTRUMS AND FINES - Deseret …
WEBJul 4, 1991 · The record of John McEnroe's altercations with tennis authorities since he broke into the international circuit in 1977. June 1977 - Screamed obscenities at French Open line judge while winning mixed doubles final with Mary Carillo, but was not fined.
John McEnroe’s On Court Meltdowns, Ranked | Fan Hospitality
WEBBy Chantal on July 28, 2017. John McEnroe has landed himself on several “top 10” lists for on court tantrums. Some argue that his temperamental outbursts overshadowed his incredible gifts on the court.
The top five most famous on-court meltdowns in Wimbledon …
WEBJul 4, 2017 · Tarango's spectacular display is a worthy challenge, but it would be remiss not to place McEnroe -- a pioneer -- at the top of any list of Wimbledon tantrums.
Today in Sports History: John McEnroe throws a tantrum at …
WEBOn June 22, 1981, John McEnroe threw a tantrum in his first-round win over Tom Gullikson at Wimbledon. He argued with the umpire, insulted the referee, broke a racquet and was fined $1,500.
John McEnroe's life and career given fresh perspective in new ...
WEBOct 23, 2022 · John McEnroe was never an athlete who hid his emotions on the court, but a new documentary takes a deeper look into the man behind the caricature.
McEnroe's famous outburst - BBC Newsround
WEBJul 9, 2015 · One of the most famous Wimbledon court tantrums came from former American player John McEnroe in 1981. In a first round match against Tom Gullikson, McEnroe was so furious at the umpire...
Video - John McEnroe: #YouCannotBeSerious - The …
WEBIt's perhaps the most famous line ever spoken on a tennis court. This is the infamous moment when Wimbledon legend bellowed 'you cannot be serious!' #ShareTheMoment.
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