The King of Swing: Pete Sampras
During his 15-year tour career, Pete Sampras built a quiet legacy of dominance in the tennis world. With more men’s singles titles than anyone except Roger Federer, Sampras stands—by many accounts—as the greatest tennis player of all-time.
Consider his numbers: 14 Grand Slam titles, a 204-37 career record, the World No. 1 Ranked player for six years straight, and seven Wimbledon titles, a record shared only with tennis great William Renshaw.
The big knock on Sampras was that he never made noise or a fuss about much at all. Standing next to his ever-flamboyant rival Andre Agassi, Sampras looked like just a regular guy. But as Ron Barr discovered in his sit down with Sampras, this tennis legend is anything but regular.
Listen to Ron Barr’s interview with Pete Sampras.
Blue Goo Medicine Minute
Head and Mouth Protection: Think about whatever sports you're into these days and be prepared to take a shot to the head or mouth somewhere, some time, or some how. There are several ways to protect your precious cargo. Click below to listen.