Unmatched: Jimmy Connors vs Paul Haarhuis: The word "iconic" doesn't quite do this moment justice. Jimmy Connors was No. 174 in the world at the time, but you wouldn't know it from his incredible 1991 run at the #USOpen. And he may not have won the title this year, but it's this rally that most remember. usopen.org #FlashbackFriday | US Open Tennis Championships

#USOpen Throwback (1991): Jimmy Connors produced perhaps the most electrifying point in tournament history, sparking a comeback four-set win in his QF against Haarhuis. Send Jimmy a 🎾 if you remember his magical run that year! | United States Tennis Association - USTA (Official)

Beloved in New York, Jimmy Connors always played his best tennis where the lights shined brightest. 1982 was no exception as he found himself up against Ivan Lendl, who had defeated 3-time defending champion John McEnroe a day earlier, in the semifinals. Connors defeated Lendl in four sets to win his fourth #USOpen title, much to the crowds delight. | US Open Tennis Championships