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Come Fan with UsTuesday, June 23, 2026

You Too Can Grow Up To Be Johnny Mac

Have you always wanted your kid to throw his tennis racket? Argue with an umpire? Scream curse words on a court that is used to the tone of a church mouse?

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Well, here's your chance. Learn all that – and most likely more epic outbursts – from a professional. Just enroll your tennis-loving child in the John McEnroe Tennis Academy.

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Level 1: Attack Your Groundstrokes

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Level 2: Attack The Net

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Level 3: Attack Your Opponent

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Level 4: Throw Your Racket Without Popping A String or Busting The Frame

↵Level 5: ‘Are You Serious? Chalk Flew’ And Other Catch Phrases For Yelling At A Linesmen

↵Level 6: (under 12s not permitted) A Lesson From Johnny Mac Himself - (No guarantees that certain words will be censored)

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↵But seriously, join today.

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