Representation Part 2: Michael Chang

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Opening the Court: A Tennis Podcast

Opening the Court

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A tennis podcast hosted by former WTA players Ahsha Rolle and Shenay Perry. Each episode brings conversations with former and current ATP and WTA players telling their stories of the difficult choices and sacrifices they've had to make and the adversity they had to face and overcome on their journeys to becoming success professional players. Created and Produced by Chi-Young Park. Edited by Satoko Sugiyama.

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Representation Part 2: Michael Chang

Opening the Court: A Tennis Podcast

50 minutes 16 seconds

2 years ago

Representation Part 2: Michael Chang

In 1989, 17-year old Michael Chang won the 1989 Roland Garros men's singles title and became youngest man in history to win a singles major. He also became the first Asian American to win a Grand Slam title.

Our hosts talk to Michael about "being the first" and representing the Asian American community when there was not much representation on the tennis court or in main stream media.