John McEnroe likes to tap into the artistic side of his brain to de-stress. “I love to play guitar. At least I’m improving at something, whereas in tennis I’m getting worse every year.”
John McEnroe is the first to admit he’s not always the greatest at keeping his cool, but the former No. 1-ranked tennis player says he’s a lot better than he used to be.
McEnroe, 62, is as well known for his Grand Slam titles as for his temper on the court. In 1981, he famously screamed, “You cannot be serious!” at an umpire during his Wimbledon championship match against Tom Gullikson. In 2002, he made the catchphrase the title of his autobiography.
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