chuck mckinley was the last american man to win the amateur era wimbledon.
chuck mckinley was the last american man to win the amateur era wimbledon.
who was the last american man to win the amateur era wimbledon?
chuck mckinley
an extremely athletic right-hander who mostly played a serve and volley game, trabert won all five of the grand slam singles finals he appeared in. he won the french championships in 1954 and 1955 (becoming the last american man to win that event until michael chang in 1989), the u.s. championships in 1953 and 1955, and the wimbledon title in 1955 without losing a set (a record shared with don budge, chuck mckinley, and björn borg).
tony trabert
gillian perrin, nora gardner, atsuko tokuda, yoshiko yonekura and verawaty fadjrin are the only players in history to reach the all england open badminton ladies' doubles final in both the amateur and open era. perrin managed to do so a total of seven times, winning twice in the amateur era and once in the open era, gardner four, winning twice in the open era, tokuda thrice, with a sole victory in the amateur era and both yonekura and fadjrin twice, with fadjrin registering a victory in the amateur era.









































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list of all england women's doubles champions