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Jean Borotra
Jean Borotra (1898-1994), French tennis player known as the Bounding Basque pictured before his match with A. J. Wadsworth in the first round of the United States indoor tennis championships, played at the Armoury of the 7th Regiment, USA. Date: 1931
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Basque Borotra Bounding Player Players Racquet Sportsman Sportsmen Tennis
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This photograph captures the intensity and grace of Jean Borotra, the renowned French tennis player, also known as the 'Bounding Basque,' as he prepares for his match against A.J. Wadsworth in the first round of the United States Indoor Tennis Championships held at the Armoury of the 7th Regiment, USA, in 1931. Borotra's powerful presence is evident in his focused expression and athletic stance, as he holds his racquet with both hands, ready to take on his opponent. The 1930s, a golden era for tennis, saw Borotra rise to international fame with his unique playing style and unyielding determination. Known for his quick footwork and bounding movements across the court, Borotra's agility and agility set him apart from his peers. This portrait offers a glimpse into the world of sports in the 1930s, showcasing the passion, skill, and dedication of one of the greatest tennis players in history. Borotra's enduring legacy continues to inspire tennis enthusiasts and athletes alike, reminding us of the power of perseverance and the beauty of the game.
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