Walk The Talk: Vijay Amritraj

[@srinivasrao369]

I was a small boy of 8 yrs old when i saw him first opposite my house at Deccan gymkhana ,Pune during the India/USSR davis cup tie Following him since

[@sureshmurty6523]

I met him long ago and followed him in the seventies. A perfect gentleman with a powerful game. I saw four of his matches physically / live. On his day he even defeated Rod Laver. Was unlucky once or twice at Wimbledon and also not playing the Davis Cup final against South Africa after beating Australia in Calcutta. Indira Gandhi stopped the team. A major support of Vijay was his elder brother Anand. India would have won the Davis Cup I think. He was really unlucky.

[@thenobleone-3384]

When I watch Tennis I watch Serena but I will look at Vijay's highlights cause he is good.

[@sukkumargeorge7768]

I am proud of Mr. Vijay Amritraj - He is among the world’s ever greatest three IMHO.. i.e Rod Laver & Björn Borg. Luck was simply not in his favor!!

[@shizzy35]

It is literally impossible for an interviewer to be more clueless than this guy.

[@teddyriley3364]

Wat u mean?

[@Joyalpilip]

Need to revive tennis in India

[@g5realestate280]

Nice interview You exposed the other side of Vijay. Good flow

[@MPOLLACHI]

Vijay Amritraj is a Tamilan NADAR community Minister in Ravaana kingdom

[@Joyalpilip]

Are you still sure?

[@SaicharanPatil-d8w]

Vijay was no good against lendl. Only big talk and a trillion watts smile and nothing else.