Pat Cash

His star sign is Gemini.

His win at Wimbledon in 1987 won him $222,131 in prize money.

His head-to-head status with rival Ivan Lendl is 3-5.

His highest ATP ranking was No.4 on 9th of May 1988.

He has won a total of 12 doubles titles.

His win-loss record in doubles is 174-110.

He has won a total of 7 singles titles.

His win-loss record in singles is 242-149.

He checked into a rehabilitation clinic in 1999 citing his reasons as depression, drug addiction, alcoholism and considering suicide.

He is right-handed.

His total career prize money is $1,950,345.

He turned a professional tennis player in 1982.

He has coached such top players as Greg Rusedski and Mark Philippoussis.

He has been runner-up in 2 Grand Slam finals both of which were at the Australian Open in the years 1987 and 1988.

He has won 1 Grand Slam, which was at Wimbledon in 1987.

At the 1987 Wimbledons men's singles final a fan of Cash held up a sign saying "Cash is better than a Czech". This was a play on his opponent Ivan Lendl a Czech man.