Q&A Paradorn Srichaphan- Paradorn Srichaphan made his debut on the ATP Champions Tour at the event in Chengdu, and took time out to answer your questions. You wanted to know if he thought Rafael Nadal would ever break Roger Federer's Grand Slam title record, who was his toughest opponent and why he retired from the sport at such a young age (28).
Fan/Player Question & Answer Sessions
Ask the questions that you always wanted the greatest players of all-time to answer, find out how they felt in the most important moments of their careers, and challenge them for their views on tennis today. From tournaments on the ATP Champions Tour, we will give you the chance to do exactly that by submitting your questions.
Q&A Bjorn Borg- Bjorn Borg answered your questions from the ATP Champions Tour event in Chengdu, China. Will he ever write an autobiography? Would he like to see a wooden-racquet-only tournament on the ATP Champions Tour? What does he think of Juan Martin Del Potro, and if he could play anyone in history, who would he choose? Some of his answers might surprise you.
Q&A Thomas Enqvist- Thomas marked his first event on the ATP Champions by answering your questions, and he wondered whether his old friend and rival Nicklas Kulti had started the grilling. Why? He received a question about one of the nicknames that his fellow Swede had given him. You also asked him about retirement, Rafa and Roger and who he dreams of playing against.
Q&A Pat Rafter- You asked Pat where he was when the 2008 Wimbledon final between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal was being played, whether he thought a serve-and-volley specialist could still win Grand Slam titles today, and the best piece of advice he had ever been given as a junior player. Michael Stich interrupted the interview, but that didn't stop Pat from answering your questions.
Q&A Goran Ivanisevic- When Goran took your questions, you put him on the spot to find out if he had any regrets from his career, what he thought about women’s tennis, and what he thinks about Pat Rafter, the man he beat in that classic Wimbledon final in 2001, joining the ATP Champions Tour.
- As usual, Goran’s answers were a little bit different.