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: Lukas Rosol Rafael Nadal shockingly got eliminated in the second round of the 2012 Wimbledon Tennis Championship. He lost to Czech underdog, Lukas Rosol. Rosol, at that time, was ranked Number 100 whereas Nadal was ranked Number 2.
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.
Answer: 3 Hours Despite NFL games lasting on average about 3 hours, the ball is actually in play for only about 11 minutes. The television audience spends much of this time watching commercials and instant replays.
Answer: Emmitt Smith Peerless retired running back Emmitt Smith, alongside professional dancer Cheryl Burke, won season three of "Dancing with the Stars".
Answer: Andy Murray In 2016, Andy Murray set a record as the first tennis player to ever win a singles tournament twice in the history of the Olympics.
Answer: Brookes In the year 1907, Brookes became the first Australian to win the Wimbledon title. His triumph also meant that he was the first non-British to ever win the title.
