But seriously - John McEnroe

The wildly entertaining Sunday Times bestseller
'This book deserves to be seeded No. 1' Daily Mail

Fifteen years after his massive bestseller Serious, John McEnroe is back and ready to talk.

Who are the game's winners and losers? What's it like playing guitar onstage with the Rolling Stones, hitting balls with today's greats, breaking bread with his former on-court nemeses, getting scammed by an international art dealer, and raising a big family while balancing McEnroe-sized expectations?

But Seriously is a richly personal account, blending anecdote and reflection with razor sharp and brutally honest opinions. This is the sports book of the year: brilliantly funny, surprisingly touching, and 100% McEnroe.

John McEnroe is a former World No.1 professional tennis player. He has won three Wimbledon titles, four US Open titles, nine Grand Slam men's doubles titles and one Grand Slam mixed doubles titles. He is a father of six, an art collector, musician and businessman, as well as a hugely respected BBC commentator during Wimbledon. He and his wife Patty Smith live in Manhattan.

The follow up volume to 2002's best-selling Serious, and every bit as entertaining.
McEnroe is just as brash and as opinionated as you might expect, but he has a saving grace: behind all the bluster, he seems to be a genuinely nice bloke
DAILY MAIL - Marcus Berkmann

The tennis legend and TV pundit is rarely short of an opinion, and here he sounds off on modern art, rock stars, Richard Branson's Necker Island, guitar playing, Donald Trump, beer, the BBC and Adam Sandler. Oh yes, and tennis
MAIL ON SUNDAY

McEnroe has forged a second career as an opinionated, well-informed and indeed pre-eminent commentator and analyst.
But it should not be forgotten just how scintillating a player he was, especially on grass.
For those with fond memories of those days, McEnroe provides some telling sketches of his old rivals
SUNDAY TIMES - Nick Pitt

He has proved an excellent commentator during big tournaments, as he'll remind us this fortnight at Wimbledon
THE SPECTATOR - Simon Kuper

McEnroe has established himself as perhaps the most distinctive voice in tennis punditry
OBSERVER - Andrew Anthony

The one-time enfant terrible of the Centre Court has not mellowed with age if his recent pronoucements on Serena Williams are any measurement
RTE GUIDE

Who can forget the shouty bad boy, infamous for his temper! Now a respected elder statesman of tennis, his fascinating memoir reveals all
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