Jimmy Connors
Chronology
| 1952 | Born September 2 in East St. Louis, Illinois |
| 1960 | Plays in first U.S. Championship in the 11-and-under division |
| 1970 | Reaches U.S. Open quarterfinals with Pancho Gonzalez |
| 1971 | Begins college at the University of California at Los Angeles |
| 1972 | Drops out of college to play professional tennis full time |
| 1973 | Finishes year ranked number one (tied with Stan Smith) |
| 1974 | Wins 99 of 103 matches and 14 out of 20 tournaments |
| 1974 | Wins Australian Open, Wimbledon, and U.S. Open on grass court |
| 1976 | Wins U.S. Open singles title on clay court |
| 1976 | Ranked number one tennis player in U.S. and world |
| 1978 | Wins U.S. Open singles title on hard court |
| 1978 | Ranked number one tennis player in world |
| 1978 | First player to earn over two million dollars in career earnings |
| 1978 | Marries former Playboy Playmate-of-the-Year Patti McGuire |
| 1980 | Son Brett David is born |
| 1982 | Wins U.S. Open singles title on hard court |
| 1983 | Wins U.S. Open singles title on hard court |
| 1985 | Daughter Aubree Leigh is born |
| 1991 | Reaches U.S. Open semifinals at age 39 |
| 1992 | Coauthors fitness book |
| 1993 | Begins Championship Tour for male tennis players over 35 |
| 1995 | Reaches quarterfinals of ATP tournament in Halle, Germany |
| 2001 | Ranked 15 in Championship Tour |
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