Tennis 1990s

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  1. 2. Martina Navratilova broke the record for most Wimbledon women's singles titles with her ___ championship.
  2. 5. Spaniard who won the 1998 French Open, became Spain's first male player to reach the top of the ATP rankings, and later served as Rafael Nadal's long-time coach(Surname)
  3. 9. Czech who at age of 29 years and 9 months, she was the oldest woman in the Open Era to win her first Grand Slam singles title at the time.(Surname)
  4. 10. In 1991 Rain forced Wimbledon to play on its middle Sunday for the first time in tournament history, creating a famous unreserved, cheap-ticket called this
  5. 11. Yugoslav-born star who was tragically attacked by an angered fan that left her out of tennis for two years.(Surname)
  6. 13. International tennis governing body that organizes the Davis Cup and Fed Cup.
  7. 14. This Australian Teenager who later became a stud, won his first-ever ATP singles title in Adelaide as a 17-year-old qualifier, stunning Andre Agassi along the way(Surname)
  8. 16. Chilean who became world No. 1 in 1998 without winning a Grand Slam singles title(Surname)
  9. 18. Australian who won five consecutive Wimbledon titles from 1993 to 1997.(Surname)
  10. 21. German who won the 1992 Olympic men's doubles gold medal alongside partner Michael Stich. Famous for his dramatic, athletic dives across the grass court to hit volleys(Surname)
  11. 23. Pete Sampras became the youngest-ever male singles champion in this tournament history when he beat Andre Agassi.
  12. 26. This iconic stadium officially opened on August 25, 1997, hosting its first matches during the 1997 US Open
  13. 27. Andre Agassi complete this milestone on 1999
  14. 31. The older of these dominant tennis sisters became the first unseeded woman to reach the US Open final in 1997(First name)
  15. 33. Spaniard who won his first French Open in 1993 by upsetting Jim Courier in a five-set final, and defended his title in 1994 against compatriot Alberto Berasategui.(Surname)
  16. 34. American won his first major title in 1990 at just 19 years and 28 days old. Compiled a 7–0 record in Wimbledon finals and a 31-match win streak at the All England Club.(Surname)
  17. 36. Russian teenager who reached the semifinals at Wimbledon at just 16 years old in 1997. Currently married to Enrique Iglesias(Surname)
  18. 37. Dutchman who defeated Pete Sampras in straight sets at the 1996 Wimbledon quarterfinals, handing Sampras his only singles defeat at the tournament between 1993 and 2000(Surname)
  19. 38. American male player who reached the singles finals of all four major tournaments at 22 years and 319 days old, a record that stood for 33 years.(Surname)
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  1. 1. Spaniard who won five French Open singles titles during her career, including three in the 1990s. Known as the "Barcelona Bumblebee" for her relentless court coverage.(Surname)
  2. 3. What European country does Tennis originate from
  3. 4. Australian doubles specialist nicknamed "The Woodies" who partnered with his brother.(Surname)
  4. 6. Argentine womans player who admitted she sometimes purposely lost junior semifinal matches when she was young because she was so shy and wanted to avoid post-match court interviews.(Surname)
  5. 7. Andre Agassi secured his first Grand Slam title at this tournament
  6. 8. Frenchwoman who won the 1995 Australian Open and suffered through a tumultuous early career due to her volatile and abusive father/coach.(Surname)
  7. 12. Swiss teenager who was nicknamed the "Swiss Miss", Became the youngest-ever world No. 1 singles player at just 16 years and 6 months old in March 1997.(Surname)
  8. 15. Croatian left-hander famous for his powerful serve and he transitioned into a high-profile coach, most notably guiding Novak Djokovic to multiple Grand Slam titles(Surname)
  9. 17. German who won the 1991 Wimbledon singles title, teamed up with John McEnroe for an epic 19-17 fifth-set doubles win at Wimbledon in 1992, and captured Olympic gold in doubles with rival Boris Becker the same year(Surname)
  10. 19. Boris Becker and Michael Stich teamed up to win the men's doubles gold for this country
  11. 20. Serena and Venus Williams played their first career tour singles final against each other in March 1999 at this US Masters City
  12. 22. At Wimbledon in 1998, this woman exacted a measure of revenge by stunning Steffi Graf in the third round and Monica Seles in the quarterfinals to reach the semifinals(Surname)
  13. 24. Australian who won back-to-back US Open titles in 1997 and 1998, held the world No. 1 ranking for a record-short single week in 1999(Surname)
  14. 25. After winning the Volvo International tournament in August 1995, Andre Agassi playfully did this the head of tournament director Jim Westhall following a pre-match bet
  15. 28. Andre Agassi won this medal at the 1996 Olympics
  16. 29. American who is known early in his career for his flamboyant outfits and neon denim shorts, he evolved into a beloved elder statesman of the sport and married fellow legend Steffi Graf(Surname)
  17. 30. What is the name for the right side of the tennis court for each player
  18. 32. Austrian who was nicknamed the "King of Clay", famous for winning 44 singles titles, the 1995 French Open, and staging an iconic career comeback after being hit by a drunk driver.(Surname)
  19. 33. Andre Agassi’s father also competed in the Olympics competing in this sport.
  20. 34. The youngest of these dominant tennis sisters won her first US Open in 1999(First name)
  21. 35. This 16-year-old Woman upset defending champion Steffi Graf in a thrilling three-set final to capture the singles gold medal for the United States in the Olympics.(Surname)