Legend Jimmy Connors has been one of the biggest names when it comes to the race of tennis players in the US. As the tennis star has a huge portfolio of achievements, his advice has enough value even after years of his retirement. While everything about Connors comes with a crate of learning for young enthusiasts, he recently shared a piece of legacy advice.

The Advantage Connors podcast is nothing less than a regular tutorial for young champs. As the latest episode of the series unveiled, the legend shared a learning derived from his grandma’s experience of life.

Jimmy Connors shares a valuable piece of advice from her grandma

Legendary tennis player Jimmy Connors recently opened up about the precious advice he received from his grandmother, Gloria. In the recent episode of his regular podcast series Advantage Connors, the legend reflected on how Grandma Glo’s words of wisdom not only blessed him with a fresh approach to tennis but also provided him with valuable life lessons.

According to Connors, one of the most life-changing advice from his grandmother was, “no matter what the outcome, the outcome was never what you don’t want it to be.” Explaining the details of the statement, he added, “She always said to me, ‘if you lose a tennis match, maybe you lost that tennis match, but you can always do something about it.’ It’s the same in life. Everything won’t always go your way, but as long as you understand that and try to do something about it, that’s what matters most.”

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Connors earned the respect of the fans with the fact that he credits Grandma Glo’s guidance that helped him be a better player as well as a better person. As he continues his journey to inspire youngsters, it would be precise to say that the legend has dedicated his whole life to the tennis world.

A tennis pro raised by two women

Jimmy Connors’ remarkable rise in the tennis world was backed not only by his exceptional skills but also by the support and guidance of his grandmother and mother. As the tennis star was raised by his grandmother primarily, he had always been cosseted by her care and a firm belief in his abilities.

Along with that, his mother also played a crucial role as his coach throughout the journey, helping him work on everything it takes to be dominant on the courts. Connors’ early successes comprised of memorable victories at Wimbledon and Forest Hills in 1974, were solely achieved by the support of the two women. As the tennis star shared this advice, it is nothing less than a miraculous spell for the youngsters.

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