The onetime bad boy of tennis, famous for his brilliant play and frequent outbursts, has mellowed, sort of, into one of the game's best analysts: outspoken, insightful and never afraid of a little controversy. Those qualities may come in handy on his new talk show, McEnroe, which debuts this Wednesday on CNBC at 10 p.m. E.T. He talked with TIME's Bill Saporito.
THE BRITS USED TO LOATHE YOU. NOW YOU'RE THE BBC'S MAIN MAN AT WIMBLEDON. WHAT HAPPENED?
They tried to do something different. The BBC used to be "Jolly good shot." Now they let me do my thing. They...
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