Browse: Tennis Ask Björn Borgby Piers Newbery - BBC Sport (U1654697) 05 November 2009 Five-time Wimbledon champion Björn Borg is set to renew his rivalry with John McEnroe in Chengdu this week and the Swede is ready to answer your questions. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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addickted2charlton (U2421854) posted 3 Weeks Ago Mine is decent Piers, we're very pleased Bjorn supports our club n ope to see im dahn our grahnd.
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yargirick (U11584849) posted 3 Weeks Ago I followed you in awe and attempted to copy your topspin game, which probably explains my probelms with Tennis Elbow. I used a Donnay Racket but could not afford the kit. You are the reason i have enjoyed 30 years of playing tennis. My one regret is that you retired too early at 26 and deprived me of watching you and McEnroe going head to head. You could have won another 2-3 French Opens even if Mac was awesome on grass, no-one was close to you on clay. Any regrets?
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the ball was in! (U13751953) posted 3 Weeks Ago comment by yargirick (U11584849)
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centre-court-crazy (U14203486) posted 3 Weeks Ago Bjorn watching your tennis was like magic - thank you for all those wonderful matches and many hours of special tennis. Which one of your slams was most special and why?
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themostlegendary (U14203489) posted 3 Weeks Ago In 1980, when you won Wimbledon for the fifth time, what at that time, was in your opinion the most needed improvement required in the game of tennis. Twenty-nine years later, in 2009, what is the one change that you think would most improve the game now? Finally, you have been so many people's idol, I think more than any tennis player has ever been, because you could fight so hard and win, but with it, you were a wonderful example to the world.
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Fed4Ever (U1678613) posted 3 Weeks Ago How on earth did you manage to never show a flicker of emotion, no matter what was happening on court? Did the emotion come out in the locker room after you lost a match you should have won?
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Forestprayer (U3899695) posted 3 Weeks Ago Many say Federer is the all time great in tennis but do you think all players would have struggled with Nadal on his day and therefore Nadal is the greatest player in terms of his beating Ferderer on all surfaces - so greatest on match day?
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the ball was in! (U13751953) posted 3 Weeks Ago Q. Bjorn - the Golden Era of Tennis - great to have you answering questions, you are one of my favourite players ever. You were such an iconic and central figure of the Golden era, among the likes of other greats like Mac and Connors. What do you think made the Golden Era happen and made it so great? Do you think we will ever see another Golden Era full of such great personalities? If not why? Do you think that maybe players these days have to take things much more seriously and that perhaps this gets in the way?
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Bourne (U3020163) posted 3 Weeks Ago What Grand Slam do you think Robin Soderling has the best chance of winning and why ?
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