USTA To Celebrate 50 Years of U.S. Open Equal Prize Money - Tennis Grandstand
The day Wimbledon began with a boycott from top players
Tracing Tennis to Its Roots | The New Yorker
May 9, 1973: Side Action – Heavy Topspin
June 3, 1973: Half Grand – Heavy Topspin
Celebrating 50 years of equal prize money: A collection - Official Site of the 2023 US Open Tennis Championships - A USTA Event
The Open's Breakthrough of 1973 - The New York Times
Littlefield: The Battle Of The Sexes Hits The Box Office | Only A Game
Four decades after the Battle of the Sexes, the fight for equality goes on | Tennis | The Guardian
Battle of the Sexes | History, Participants, & Facts | Britannica
Sports Illustrated July 16, 1973 Tennis Billie Jean Wins Wimbledon | eBay
Chris Evert at Wimbledon, 1973 Stock Photo - Alamy
Chris Evert played Martina Navratilova for first time in Akron in 1973
Americana on a court
May 13, 1973: The day Bobby Riggs “massacred” Margaret Court - Tennis Majors
September 20, 1973: Billie Jean King Defeated Bobby Riggs in the “Battle of the Sexes” Tennis Match - Lifetime
Lights, Cameras, Action: The Virginia Slims Circuit
Jun. 06, 1973 - Tennis at Wimbledon. ladies day. Photo shows:- Billie Jean King (U.S.) in play against Lucia Bassi (Italy) during their match at Wimbledon today Stock Photo - Alamy
3,278 Tennis 1973 Stock Photos, High-Res Pictures, and Images - Getty Images
The 'Hustler' vs. the Feminist Champion: Inside the 'Battle of the Sexes' - The New York Times
Vintage Press Photo Sports Tennis, Wimbledon, Ilie Nastase, 1973, print | eBay
Jul. 03, 1973 - July 4th, 1973 Tennis at Wimbledon – A. Mayer reaches the last four. Photo Shows: A. Mayer (USA) in play Stock Photo - Alamy
1973: The men boycott Wimbledon and shift power to the players
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