Borg versus McEnroe: The Greatest Rivalry, the Greatest Match

This is a good biography of 2 of the greatest modern day tennis players; obviously not as much in depth as the single autobiographies of them both but a good purshase for anyone interested in them and the tennis scene of now a past era.Its a good historical account of life on and off the courts of the world tennis scene.

I am so disappointed by this book which reads as if it has been written by a teenager. There is no clever word play, no sense of place, time or adventure. It reads as if it's been put togther in a week from cuttings. There wasn't one moment, one sentence or one lovely word to summon up what it was like. What's the point of this book if it's not written well? You might as well just get a video of the match. The man is no writer! Don't waste your money folks.