Answer: Roland-Garros The French Open Championship is also known as the Roland-Garros Championship. The tournament's venue- Stade Roland-Garros is located in Paris, France. It was named after Roland Garros, who was a veteran World War I French aviator.
Answer: Don Budge In the year 1938, ex-American male tennis player Don Budge became the first player in the sport's history to successfully complete a Grand Slam. He won the men's singles of the U.S. Championship two times that year, and he also won the French and Wimbledon Championships as well.
Answer: Martina Hingis Indian international, Leander Paes partnered Martina Hingis of Switzerland to defeat the duo of Alexander Peya and Timea Babos in the final of 2008 Wimbledon Championship.
Answer: O. J. Mayo O. J. Mayo became eligible for reinstatement in the NBA in 2018, but no team picked him up, with his mediocre NBA career likely ending in 2016 due to the drug ban.
Answer: 1996 Tiger Woods became a professional golfer in 1996 and has become one of the highest paid athletes. Besides golfing, Woods also creates golf courses in different countries like Jack's Bay in the Bahamas.
