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The academy IMG bought became a thing its inventor managed
This episode explores the story of Nick Bollettieri, who built a revolutionary tennis academy from scratch. It delves into the unconventional methods and philosophy that shaped his approach to creating champions, and the complex relationship between the academy's success and its human cost.
Person: Nick Bollettieri
Date of birth: July 31, 1931
Location of academy: Bradenton, Florida
Academy acquisition date: 1987
Acquirer: IMG
- Nick Bollettieri, born to Italian immigrant parents, earned a philosophy degree and served in the US Army before dropping out of law school.
- He began his tennis coaching career through informal arrangements and at various resorts, including the Dorado Beach Hotel in Puerto Rico.
- Bollettieri's method emphasized total immersion, requiring full-time residence and practice at his academy.
- Young players like nine-year-old Maria Sharapova and twelve-year-old Jelena Janković were sent to live at the academy.
- Bollettieri coached Andre Agassi for seven years, from 1986 to 1993, building around Agassi's unique playing style.
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