The prestige of the U.S open had been in the hands of the United States during the era of 1989-1980.
The era of 1989-1980 revolves around one of the top WTA tennis players who dominated the decade-long run of the United States opens.
Wimbledon has a history of challenging competitions and one of the prime examples is the era of 1989-1980 when the title went into the hands of the United States, Sweden, and Germany.
The era of 1989-1980 in French Open tennis tournaments has been an alternative win pattern which was shared by two famous male tennis players, Ivan Lendl and Mats Wilander.
The era of 1989-1980 in women French Open tennis tournaments was a sensational title run for two of the most female tennis players, Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert-Lloyd, winning the most number of French Open titles.