Jimmy Connors - Signed Photo + Frame - Beckett Certified Autograph

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This near-mint, original 8 × 10-inch photo of tennis player Jimmy Connors is hand-signed, Beckett-authenticated and presented in a black frame with a matching mount.

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Original autograph of tennis legend Jimmy Connors on an 8x10 inch photo, i.e. 20.3 x 25.4 cm.

The authenticity of the autograph was authenticated by Beckett using a tamper-evident label.

By entering the number on the label on Beckett's website, you can verify the autograph's authenticity.

The signed photo was professionally framed in a black frame with a matching mat.

A perfect gift for all tennis enthusiasts.

Shipping is insured with tracking.

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Jimmy Connors is a former American tennis player and one of the most successful players in tennis history. Under his nickname “Jimbo,” he was known for his aggressive playing style, his two-handed backhand, and his exceptional fighting spirit.

During his professional career, Connors won a total of eight Grand Slam singles titles, including five US Open titles (1974, 1976, 1978, 1982, and 1983), twice Wimbledon (1974 and 1982), and once the Australian Open (1974). He is especially known for his rivalry with Björn Borg, John McEnroe, and Ivan Lendl.

Among his greatest personal achievements are 109 ATP singles titles—still the Open Era record—and a total of 268 weeks atop the world rankings. Connors finished as world No. 1 for five consecutive years (1974–1978) and won 1,274 singles matches in his career.

In 1998, Jimmy Connors was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame. With his exceptional longevity, his eight Grand Slam titles, and his passionate on-court presence, he is regarded as one of the most influential figures in tennis history.

Original autograph of tennis legend Jimmy Connors on an 8x10 inch photo, i.e. 20.3 x 25.4 cm.

The authenticity of the autograph was authenticated by Beckett using a tamper-evident label.

By entering the number on the label on Beckett's website, you can verify the autograph's authenticity.

The signed photo was professionally framed in a black frame with a matching mat.

A perfect gift for all tennis enthusiasts.

Shipping is insured with tracking.

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Jimmy Connors is a former American tennis player and one of the most successful players in tennis history. Under his nickname “Jimbo,” he was known for his aggressive playing style, his two-handed backhand, and his exceptional fighting spirit.

During his professional career, Connors won a total of eight Grand Slam singles titles, including five US Open titles (1974, 1976, 1978, 1982, and 1983), twice Wimbledon (1974 and 1982), and once the Australian Open (1974). He is especially known for his rivalry with Björn Borg, John McEnroe, and Ivan Lendl.

Among his greatest personal achievements are 109 ATP singles titles—still the Open Era record—and a total of 268 weeks atop the world rankings. Connors finished as world No. 1 for five consecutive years (1974–1978) and won 1,274 singles matches in his career.

In 1998, Jimmy Connors was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame. With his exceptional longevity, his eight Grand Slam titles, and his passionate on-court presence, he is regarded as one of the most influential figures in tennis history.

Details

Sport
Tennis
Sports memorabilia type
Signed Photo + Frame - Beckett Certified Autograph
Athlete
Jimmy Connors
Condition
Mint
Original/ Replica
Original
Extras
Certificate, Hand signed, framed
GermanyVerified
1628
Objects sold
100%
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