In 1976, World Championship Tennis introduced a new tournament in Lagos, Nigeria, the first pro tournament in Black Africa. Unfortunately, the timing coincided with a devastating political assassination and attempted […]
© AALC Not so long ago in South Africa, harsh discrimination was used to rule and segregate the country. This was during Apartheid and that gloomy period sparked a socially […]
“When I was a child of 4 or 5, listening to the conversation of my mother and her sisters, I would sometimes intrude on their territory with a solemnly stated […]
© Inside Tennis In the current issue of Inside Tennis Magazine, Bill Simons sits down one-on-one with Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe to discuss her first impressions of Arthur Ashe, what he was like as […]
In the introduction to Arthur Ashe: Portrait in Motion, in 1974 Arthur wrote “In this year, I played on five continents, made 129 airplane trips, slept in 71 different beds […]
We recently spoke with Cliff Richey about his time traveling on the tennis circuit. Over the course of his pro tennis career he collected more than 45 tournament titles, not […]