Jim Courier enjoyed a legendary tennis career, winning four Grand Slam titles. The American won his first major at the 1991 French Open, defeating his countryman Andre Agassi in the final. He won his ...
World number one Carlos Alcaraz made history with his Australian Open triumph earlier this month. The Spaniard became the youngest player ever to complete the Career Grand Slam, aged 22, by securing a ...
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Jim Courier explains why he retired from tennis at 30
Courier achieved many successes during his career, and the highlight of his career is certainly winning four Grand Slam titles in singles.
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Jim Courier, former world number one: "Alcaraz doesn't want to be answerable to anyone, which I understand."
Former world number one and winner of four Grand Slam titles. In the early 90s, before the era dominated by Sampras or Agassi, a very young American shone with a remarkable physique, but injuries ...
Jim Courier had a strong tennis career, but he stepped away from the sport unexpectedly at just 30 years old. He turned pro in 1988 and called it a day in 2000, then shifted to media work soon after.
Wins over Petr Korda (1992 French Open F), and Edberg again (1993 Australian Open F), took Courier’s Grand Slam tally to four. Courier was, however, unable to win his home Grand Slam, the US Open.
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