Fred Perry

A compelling biography of Fred Perry, the British tennis icon who defied social norms and dominated the sport in the 1930s.
Explore the life of Fred Perry, a working-class athlete who conquered Wimbledon and the Davis Cup, becoming a global sports celebrity. Kevin Jefferys delves into Perry's complex relationship with the British tennis establishment, his battles against amateurism, and his groundbreaking achievements on the court.

Discover how Perry's talent and determination propelled him to the top, despite facing social barriers and controversies. Uncover the story of a true pioneer who left an indelible mark on British tennis history. Perfect for sports enthusiasts and those interested in social history.