What male tennis player won Wimbledon in 1994?
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Andre Agassi\n\nIn two decades of tennis, U.S. player Andre Agassi went from being the young rebel with glam-rock hair to the grand "old man" with a head as smooth as a clay court -- and one of the greatest players in the game's history. He began playing professionally in 1986, and by 1988 had won more than $2 million in prize money. Throughout the 1990s, men's tennis was dominated by the back-and-forth rivalry of Agassi and Pete Sampras. In his career Agassi has won more than 850 singles matches, including 60 titles, 8 Grand Slams and an Olympic Gold Medal (Atlanta, 1996). Even after 20 years of playing, Agassi ranks in the top ten in men's tennis, and in 2005 made it to the finals of the U.S. Open (he lost to Roger Federer). One of the top earners in tennis, Agassi's flair for style and celebrity has also earned him a spot as one of the top earners in endorsements.\n\nAgassi was married to actress Brooke Shields from 1997-99... He married tennis great Steffi Graf in 2001, and they have two children... Agassi's sister was married to tennis pro Pancho Gonzales... Agassi's father, Emmanuel "Mike" Agassi, was an Olympic boxer for Iran in 1948 and 1952 before emigrating to Chicago.
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Mens - Roger Federer\nWomens - Maria 'Princess' Sharapova
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I don't see why it would be bad? He isn't retiring until after Wimbledon. when he does retire the German player Florian Mayer can have a chance next time.
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Pete Sampras won his first Wimbledon title, beating former World No. 1 Jim Courier in the final.
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Roger Milla\n\nPlayed in 1994 World Cup
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The last player to win Men's Singles at Wimbledon without losing a single set was the Swedish Bjorn Borg, in 1976.\n\nThe Swede won 5 Wimbledons in a row, playing marvelous and ousting young John McEnroe many years in a row, before Johnny-Mac surpassed Bjorn Borg and this combined with drug problems forced the retirement of the Swedish great, who many compare Roger Federer to today.
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1.Greg Rusedski(37)\n2.Andy Murray(45)\n3.Tim Henman(76)\n4.Alex Bogdanovic(138)\n5.Arvind Parmar(201)
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Roger Federer.He is from Switzerland and the Swiss Government awarded him a cow for winning the Wimbledon.
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Rafael Nadal of Spain, in four sets over Roger Federer.
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I think this is Federer's turn to finally beat Nadal on clay because his reign of however many consecutive wins is up.  Believe me, I'm not taking anything from the youngster because he's damn good but I think this is Federer's French open.  Maybe I'm just thinking ahead.
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Boris Becker of Germany\nHe beat Stefan Edberg   of Sweden    6-0, 7-6, 6-4
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Men's- Rafael Nadal\nWomen's- Martina Hingis
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The first Wimbledon tournament was played in 1877.\nThere was a field of 22, with one withdrawal.\nAs a result, there were three semi-finalists instead of four: William Marshall received a bye through the final, but was beaten by W. Spencer Gore (6-1 6-2 6-4).\n\nThe first professional Wimbledon (generally considered the first modern Wimbledon, because it was truly "open" in that amateurs and pros could take part) was held in 1968. Rod Laver beat Tony Roche in an all-Australian final 6-3 6-4 6-2.
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i couldn't really say yes basing solely on federer's winning titles and the fact that he has acquired more than sampras at the same age.\n\n\nthe deal is, in the pete sampras era, another tennis great was co-dominating the circuit --- andre agassi. federer had no real competition (the competition that agassi gives to sampras is incomparable to that of nadal-roddick.) which is the reason why he has won more tennis matches
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I tried to look up his record, and I didn't find any record of the person you mentioned ever playing in any of the major tournaments.  \n\nOops, I thought I was in the tennis section.
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For World Cup, I think Argentina although Brazil is traditonally strong.\n\nFor Male Wimbledon, Roger Federer is 85% for championship. 10% for Nabandion and 5% for Nadal.\n\nFor Woman, Henin is 99% for championship, I don't see any player which can beat her recently.
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Wimbledon Tennis Match