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| Since his career ended, Borg has been beleaguered by several failed financial ventures. A company that marketed clothing under his name ran into deep financial trouble in 1990 and was restructured. According to the Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet, the legal battle stemming from the failed company is still ongoing. The newspaper reported Friday that a creditor is planning to sue Borg for $1.4 million next month. "Even though the symbols of my victories are being sold, what I will always retain is the knowledge that for such a long period I was the supreme world tennis champion,'' Borg said. Yeah well, I don't get why he has to sell them...he can call up his buddies John McEnroe and Jimmy Conner and have a "Golden Oldies Tour" like the Rolling Stones...make 50 or so World Wide stops...Sell some T-shirts...autograph a few things...hit a few tennis balls...make some real money. Or...doesn't McEnroe own an Art gallary?...He could make a few "Bjorn Borg limited prints" of some kind of abstract art and sell it... Or...he can sell locks of hair on e-Bay... So many ways he can go with this...he's just not thinking outside that box. But in the words of Peter Rose when asked why he would consider selling the bat he broke Ty Cobb's all-time hit record with, "I got plenty of bats to hang on my walls, I rather have the money." |
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