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No, Billionaire Bill Ackman Would Not Become The Oldest Ever Player To Earn An ATP Ranking In Newport (But Here’s Where He Would Stand) - World Tennis Magazine
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No, Billionaire Bill Ackman Would Not Become The Oldest Ever Player To Earn An ATP Ranking In Newport (But Here’s Where He Would Stand) - World Tennis Magazine
By Randy Walker @TennisPublisher There has been some hype beyond the happenings at Wimbledon about 59-year-old billionaire and tennis enthusiast Bill Ackman attempting to become the oldest player to earn an ATP ranking point at the Hall of Fame Open Challenger event in Newport, R.I. The only problem is… he wouldn’t be. According to the ATP, the oldest player to have an ATP ranking was Gardnar Mulloy, whose ranking points in singles and doubles f…
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