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...s generally considered the best forehand of all time until the advent of [[Pancho Segura]] and his two-handed forehand in the late 1940s. Johnston died of tubercul

...nal was less successful than as a amateur. In the 1952–1953 tour against [[Pancho Segura]], which served as the warm-up event to the Kramer-Sedgman headline match,

...w Hoad, Ken Rosewall, Gottfried von Cramm, Ted Schroeder, Jack Crawford, [[Pancho Segura]], '''Frank Sedgman''', Tony Trabert, John Newcombe, Arthur Ashe, Stan Smit ...[Rod Laver]]. Most of the commentary was provided by Riggs, Kramer, and [[Pancho Segura]].</ref>

...sewall]], [[Gottfried von Cramm]], [[Ted Schroeder]], [[Jack Crawford]], [[Pancho Segura]], [[Frank Sedgman]], [[Tony Trabert]], [[John Newcombe]], [[Arthur Ashe]], ...[Rod Laver]]. Most of the commentary was provided by Riggs, Kramer, and [[Pancho Segura]].</ref>

...wall]], [[Gottfried von Cramm]], '''Ted Schroeder''', [[Jack Crawford]], [[Pancho Segura]], [[Frank Sedgman]], [[Tony Trabert]], [[John Newcombe]], [[Arthur Ashe]],

...s [[Ted Schroeder]] as number 1, followed by Parker, [[Gardnar Mulloy]], [[Pancho Segura]], [[Bill Talbert]], [[Sidney Wood]], [[Seymour Greenberg]], [[George E. Ri ...the preliminary matches, according to '''Kramer''', [[Dinny Pails]] beat [[Pancho Segura]] 41-31.

...m]], [[Ted Schroeder]], [[Jack Crawford (tennis player)|Jack Crawford]], [[Pancho Segura]], [[Frank Sedgman]], '''Tony Trabert''', [[John Newcombe]], [[Arthur Ashe]

...Ken Rosewall, [[Gottfried von Cramm]], Ted Schroeder, [[Jack Crawford]], [[Pancho Segura]], [[Frank Sedgman]], Tony Trabert, John Newcombe, Arthur Ashe, Stan Smith, ...t when he toured with Frank Sedgman|Sedgman, Pancho Gonzales|Gonzales, and Pancho Segura|Segura in 1954 at the age of thirty-eight, none of those guys could get to

...sewall]], [[Gottfried von Cramm]], [[Ted Schroeder]], [[Jack Crawford]], [[Pancho Segura]], [[Frank Sedgman]], [[Tony Trabert]], '''John Newcombe''', [[Arthur Ashe]

...the very best.</ref> Riggs, says Kramer, "was a great champion. He beat [[Pancho Segura|Segura]]. He beat [[Don Budge|Budge]] when Don was just a little bit past ...to Ted. We both agreed — and then Schroeder refused." Harris then signed Pancho Segura and Dinny Pails at $300 per week to play the opening match of the Riggs-Kra

...Ken Rosewall, [[Gottfried von Cramm]], Ted Schroeder, [[Jack Crawford]], [[Pancho Segura]], [[Frank Sedgman]], Tony Trabert, John Newcombe, Arthur Ashe, Stan Smith,

...vantage in height over a number of his most prominent rivals, particularly Pancho Segura, Ken Rosewall, and Rod Laver, all of whom were at least 5 or 6 inches short ...nd Welby Van Horn at 104. Since it was generally assumed at the time that Pancho Segura's two-handed forehand was the hardest in tennis, it is possible that he was

...finish in the United States Professional Championship in 1950, losing to [[Pancho Segura]] in the finals. As Kramer assessed him: "Kovacs had picture strokes, but

...es", most other well-known tennis coaches such as the Ecuadoran-American [[Pancho Segura]] and the Australian [[Harry Hopman]] had generally been great or near-grea ...associated with at least three other great players, [[Gardnar Mulloy]], [[Pancho Segura]], and [[Doris Hart]], but to what degree is not known. A 1950's advertisem

...n, [[Pancho Gonzales]]. Even with the new rules, however, Gonzales beat [[Pancho Segura]] in the finals of both tournaments. Although the 1955 match went to 5 set ...o-handed forehands. In the 1940s and 50s the Ecuadorian/American player [[Pancho Segura]] used a two-handed forehand to devastating effect against larger, more pow

...eded, after a few months or a year, to win important pro events: Kramer, [[Pancho Segura]], Gonzales, [[Frank Sedgman]], Trabert, Hoad, [[Andres Gimeno]], [[Rod Lav ...m]], [[Ted Schroeder]], [[Jack Crawford (tennis player)|Jack Crawford]], [[Pancho Segura]], [[Frank Sedgman]], [[Tony Trabert]], [[John Newcombe]], [[Arthur Ashe]],

...n Rosewall]], [[Gottfried von Cramm]], Ted Schroeder, [[Jack Crawford]], [[Pancho Segura]], [[Frank Sedgman]], Tony Trabert, John Newcombe, Arthur Ashe, Stan Smith,

...n Rosewall]], [[Gottfried von Cramm]], Ted Schroeder, [[Jack Crawford]], [[Pancho Segura]], [[Frank Sedgman]], Tony Trabert, John Newcombe, Arthur Ashe, Stan Smith,

|Name=Pancho Segura |Weakness=Slowness; [[Pancho Segura]] said: "Of all the guys he would have been the best if he had been quicker

...post-Parker roster included Hall of Famers Doris Hart, Gardnar Mulloy and Pancho Segura.