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Mayhem in Melbourne: John McEnroe’s 1990 default from the Australian Open is revisited
The four-part series includes players and officials who witnessed the first Grand Slam default in the Open era, which came after McEnroe drew two code violations.
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Washington Top NewsMayhem in Melbourne: John McEnroe’s 1990 default from the Australian Open is revisited
“You cannot be serious,” John McEnroe frequently said in what became his iconic expression during a storied tennis career that included seven Grand Slam singles titles and 10 in doubles.
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Mayhem in Melbourne: John McEnroe's 1990 default from the Australian Open is revisited
More than 36 years after John McEnroe's default from the Australian Open in Melbourne — the first in the history of Grand Slam tournaments during the Open era — Tennis Australia is flashing back to that day in January 1990.
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