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| 1. Pete winning his first Grand Slam - the US Open in 1990 and becoming the youngest man in history to do so. 2. Pete winning his first Wimbledon in 1993. 3. Pete's match against Alex Corretja at the 1996 US Open. It would become one of the longest running matches in tennis history, and Pete won the match, despite becoming sick midway through the game. 4. Pete making history on July 5, 1998 by winning his fifth Wimbledon title, and his eleventh Grand Slam title. 5. Pete's first round match at the 1999 French Open. Although historically, Pete's weakness is the French Open because of the clay courts, I believe he was fantastic in this match. He struggled throughout the 4 hour, 18 minute match, but ended on top. Unfortunately, his time spent at the 1999 French Open was cut short early on in the second round. 6. Pete once again making history on July 4, 1999 by winning his sixth Wimbledon title, and tying for the all-time Grand Slam record. If you have any moments you'd like added to this list, e-mail me, and I'll add them on! Home |
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