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"Majors, Not Grand Slams" As Bud Collins Always Used To Say
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"Majors, Not Grand Slams" As Bud Collins Always Used To Say
Bud Collins, the late, great Hall of Fame tennis journalist and personality, always wanted to set the record straight. Tennis pros don’t win a “Grand Slam“ unless they win all four in a calendar year. If they win Wimbledon or the French, Australian or U.S. Open, they win a “major“ title. “I really wish everyone in tennis would get the word usage correct – a ’Grand Slam’ is when you sweep in one year all four major tournaments – the Australian Op…
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