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Tennis players obviously don’t wear jersey numbers. It’s a one on one game. So I had to figure out editions based on history and stats…
John McEnroe held the record of number 1 ranking 14 times. Thus this limited edition of prints is $14.00 per print (plus shipping and handling). McEnroe, often ranked amongst the greatest tennis players of all time was ranked as the world No. 1 in men's singles by the Association of Tennis Professionals for 170 weeks. He has held this ranking a record, as stated, 14 times.
The edition is limited to 82. In 1984, McEnroe had 82 wins and 3 losses (a 96.5% winning percentage) which remains the highest single-season winning percentage of the Open Era.
Prints are all on archival 90 lb. 14” x 11” paper with one inch border, resulting in image size being 12” x 9”. All prints are signed, but not by hand, and numbered, but not by hand (thus affordability/ accessibility) and come with a printed sheet verifying their uniqueness.
Tennis players obviously don’t wear jersey numbers. It’s a one on one game. So I had to figure out editions based on history and stats…
John McEnroe held the record of number 1 ranking 14 times. Thus this limited edition of prints is $14.00 per print (plus shipping and handling). McEnroe, often ranked amongst the greatest tennis players of all time was ranked as the world No. 1 in men's singles by the Association of Tennis Professionals for 170 weeks. He has held this ranking a record, as stated, 14 times.
The edition is limited to 82. In 1984, McEnroe had 82 wins and 3 losses (a 96.5% winning percentage) which remains the highest single-season winning percentage of the Open Era.
Prints are all on archival 90 lb. 14” x 11” paper with one inch border, resulting in image size being 12” x 9”. All prints are signed, but not by hand, and numbered, but not by hand (thus affordability/ accessibility) and come with a printed sheet verifying their uniqueness.