Arthur Ashe
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Grand Slam results:
1959 in men's singles he reached the first round at US Open
1960 in men's singles he reached the second round at US Open
1961 in men's singles he reached the second round at US Open
1962 in men's singles he reached the second round at US Open
1963 in men's singles he reached the third round at Wimbledon
1963 in men's singles he reached the third round at US Open
1964 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at Wimbledon
1964 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at the US Open
1965 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at Wimbledon
1965 he reached the final in men's singles at the US Open
1966 he reached the final in men's singles at the Australian Open
1966 in men's singles he reached the third round at US Open
1967 he reached the final in men's singles at the Australian Open
1968 in men's singles he reached the semi-finals at Wimbledon
1968 he won in men's singles the US Open against Tom Okker 14:12 5:7 6:3 3:6 6:3
1969 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at the French Open
1969 in men's singles he reached the semi-finals at Wimbledon
1969 in men's singles he reached the semi-finals at US Open
1970 he won in men's singles the Australian Open against Dick Crealy 6:4 9:7 6:2
1970 in men's singles he reached the quarter-finals at French Open
1970 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at Wimbledon
1970 in men's singles he reached the quarter-finals at US Open
1971 he reached the final in men's singles the Australian Open
1971 in men's singles he reached the quarter-finals at French Open
1971 he won in men's doubles with Marty Riessen the French Open against Tom Gorman + Stan Smith 6:8 4:6 6:3 6:4 11:9
1971 in men's singles he reached the third round at Wimbledon
1971 he reached in men's doubles with Dennis Ralston in the final at Wimbledon
1971 in men's singles he reached the semi-finals at US Open
1972 he reached the final in men's singles at the US Open
1973 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at the French Open
1973 in men's singles he reached the third round at US Open
1974 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at the French Open
1974 in men's singles he reached the third round at Wimbledon
1974 in men's singles he reached the quarter-finals at US Open
1975 he won in men's singles at Wimbledon against Jimmy Connors 6:1 6:1 5:7 6:4
1975 1976 in men's singles he reached the round of 16 at the US Open
1976 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at the French Open
1976 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at Wimbledon
1976 in men's singles he reached the second round at US Open
1977 in men's singles he reached the quarter-finals at Australian Open
1977 he won in men's doubles with Tony Roche the Australian Open against Charlie Pasarell + Erik van Dillen 6:4 6:4
1978 in men's singles he reached the semi-finals at Australian Open
1978 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at the French Open
1978 in men's singles he reached the first round at Wimbledon
1978 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at the US Open
1979 in men's singles he reached the third round at French Open
1979 in men's singles he reached the first round at Wimbledon
Arthur Ashe was the first Black player selected for the American Davis Cup team. In 1988 he became ill with Aids, because he had received HIV-contaminated blood during heart surgery; five years later, in 1993, he died as a result.
The centre court in Flushing Meadows, where the US Open final is held each year, was named after him.
After retiring from competitive tennis, he was inducted into the Tennis Hall of Fame.
Prize money US $ 1.584.909.-
You will also find the earliest tennis players from the beginnings of the sport here.
Birth years from approximately 1850 onwards.
Professional men players Birth years 1940 - 1949
Arthur Ashe ( Arthur Robert Ashe, Jr. )
* 10. July 1943 in Richmond, Virginia
† 6 February 1993;
USA
* 10. July 1943 in Richmond, Virginia
† 6 February 1993;
USA
Grand Slam results: 1959 in men's singles he reached the first round at US Open
1960 in men's singles he reached the second round at US Open
1961 in men's singles he reached the second round at US Open
1962 in men's singles he reached the second round at US Open
1963 in men's singles he reached the third round at Wimbledon
1963 in men's singles he reached the third round at US Open
1964 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at Wimbledon
1964 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at the US Open
1965 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at Wimbledon
1965 he reached the final in men's singles at the US Open
1966 he reached the final in men's singles at the Australian Open
1966 in men's singles he reached the third round at US Open
1967 he reached the final in men's singles at the Australian Open
1968 in men's singles he reached the semi-finals at Wimbledon
1968 he won in men's singles the US Open against Tom Okker 14:12 5:7 6:3 3:6 6:3
1969 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at the French Open
1969 in men's singles he reached the semi-finals at Wimbledon
1969 in men's singles he reached the semi-finals at US Open
1970 he won in men's singles the Australian Open against Dick Crealy 6:4 9:7 6:2
1970 in men's singles he reached the quarter-finals at French Open
1970 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at Wimbledon
1970 in men's singles he reached the quarter-finals at US Open
1971 he reached the final in men's singles the Australian Open
1971 in men's singles he reached the quarter-finals at French Open
1971 he won in men's doubles with Marty Riessen the French Open against Tom Gorman + Stan Smith 6:8 4:6 6:3 6:4 11:9
1971 in men's singles he reached the third round at Wimbledon
1971 he reached in men's doubles with Dennis Ralston in the final at Wimbledon
1971 in men's singles he reached the semi-finals at US Open
1972 he reached the final in men's singles at the US Open
1973 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at the French Open
1973 in men's singles he reached the third round at US Open
1974 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at the French Open
1974 in men's singles he reached the third round at Wimbledon
1974 in men's singles he reached the quarter-finals at US Open
1975 he won in men's singles at Wimbledon against Jimmy Connors 6:1 6:1 5:7 6:4
1975 1976 in men's singles he reached the round of 16 at the US Open
1976 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at the French Open
1976 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at Wimbledon
1976 in men's singles he reached the second round at US Open
1977 in men's singles he reached the quarter-finals at Australian Open
1977 he won in men's doubles with Tony Roche the Australian Open against Charlie Pasarell + Erik van Dillen 6:4 6:4
1978 in men's singles he reached the semi-finals at Australian Open
1978 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at the French Open
1978 in men's singles he reached the first round at Wimbledon
1978 he reached the round of sixteen in men's singles at the US Open
1979 in men's singles he reached the third round at French Open
1979 in men's singles he reached the first round at Wimbledon
Arthur Ashe was the first Black player selected for the American Davis Cup team. In 1988 he became ill with Aids, because he had received HIV-contaminated blood during heart surgery; five years later, in 1993, he died as a result.
The centre court in Flushing Meadows, where the US Open final is held each year, was named after him.
After retiring from competitive tennis, he was inducted into the Tennis Hall of Fame.
Prize money US $ 1.584.909.-
Published by tennis-aaron on 7 January 2016 at 16:20.