The era of the 90s and the 2000s saw many legendary players step on the tennis court. From John McEnroe to Pete Sampras, these players enthralled tennis fans across the globe. Amongst them was Jim Courier.

A four-time Grand Slam champion, Courier is a former World Number 1 player in men’s singles. The American legend won a couple of Australian Open and French Open titles during his illustrious career. Moreover, he became the youngest to reach the summit clash of all four Grand Slams in men’s singles.

Earlier today, Courier was honored for his contribution to the sport.

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Jim Courier receives a massive honor at Miami Open 2022

The second half of the Sunshine Double is currently underway in Miami. Further, at the tournament, the 51-year-old was inducted into the Tennis Hall of Fame.

Jim Courier will be remembered for his on-court rivalries against Andre Agassi, Stefan Edberg, and Pete Sampras. Furthermore, he held a superior head-to-head record against Agassi and Edberg. Courier and Edberg faced each other three times in Grand Slam finals, with Courier winning two of them.

However, Courier had a dismal record against Pete Sampras. In the 20 matches they played, Courier could manage to win barely on four occasions. Nonetheless, his victories came in big tournaments and at crucial junctures. Despite retiring from the game 20 years ago, he is still a popular figure in the tennis world and makes his presence felt through his commentary and post-match on-court interviews.

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Exciting action is underway at Miami Open 2022

The tournament has entered the penultimate round in women’s singles. Earlier today, Paula Badosa retired in her quarterfinal match against Jessica Pegula. Trailing 1-4 in the opening set, the Spanish woman found it difficult to continue as she suffered from a viral infection. In the first semifinal, Naomi Osaka will be up against Belinda Bencic. Subsequently, Jessica Pegula will face Iga Swiatek in the other semifinal.

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In men’s singles, Casper Ruud knocked out the second seed, Alexander Zverev in the quarterfinals. Jannik Sinner had to retire midway in his match against Francisco Cerundolo due to foot blisters. In the other two quarterfinals, Daniil Medvedev will face the defending champion, Hubert Hurkacz while Carlos Alcaraz will be up against Miomir Kecmanovic of Serbia.

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