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Lendl

[len-dl]

noun

  1. Ivan, born 1960, U.S. tennis player, born in the former Czechoslovakia.



Lendl

/ ˈlɛndəl /

noun

  1. Ivan (iːˈvæn, -ˈvɑːn). born 1960, Czech tennis player and coach; won eight Grand Slam singles titles (1984–90)

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“He’s yelling at all of us,” Lendl said.

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Djokovic's latest French Open titles moves him on to 94, joint with Lendl in third place, and two clear of Nadal's 92.

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His mother, Judy, repeatedly rose to her feet to clap and yell; his coach, Ivan Lendl, did not, sticking in his seat.

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What did Lendl say to him to make him a three-times Grand Slam champion?

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Lendl and Connors won eight majors, McEnroe seven — a total of 23 championships.

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