International Tennis Federation - On This Day in 1935, Fred Perry became the first player in the history of tennis to win all four Grand Slam titles! He defeated Gottfried von
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Fred Perry, supreme down under: a Briton wins the 1934 Australian Open | Australian Open 2009 | The Guardian
