1. Michael Chang Official Web Site - Professional Tennis Player it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus. Philippians16. © 2002 The chang Family Foundation. Disclaimer Credits. http://www.mchang.com/

j Hawaii Cruise July 4-11, 2004 Click here for cabin availability "...being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus." Philippians 1:6 © 2002 The Chang Family Foundation.

2. Christianity Page michael's Testimony michael's testimony for Jesus Christ both on and off the court is quite evident. " the Lord who gave michael the talent to play tennis. In this section, michael responds to the readers questions and 2002 The chang Family Foundation. Disclaimer Credits http://www.mchang.com/christianity.html

Michael's Testimony Michael's testimony for Jesus Christ both on and off the court is quite evident. "I thank the Lord Jesus Christ," he proclaimed in 1989 after becoming the youngest male to ever win the French Open, "because without Him, I am nothing." Whether win or lose, he readily gives glory to the Lord, for it is the Lord who gave Michael the talent to play tennis. In this section, Michael responds to the reader’s questions and comments about Christianity. Michael Tract: English Chinese Common Questions Regarding Christianity How did you become a Christian? How does God help you on the Tour? How do you pray on the Tour? Do you pray to win? Articles: Holding Serve by Christin Ditchfield from the August 1996 of Spectrum Magazine Accepting His Responsibility by Christin Ditchfield from the May 1997 issue of Sharing the Victory, Fellowship of Christian Athletes How did you become a Christian? I became a Christian in 1988. At 15 years of age, I was doing a lot of searching. I think at that particular age, at least for me, you’re wondering about things like the meaning of life and you’re really trying to find yourself. I just had a lot of questions. My grandparents had given me a Bible and they wanted me to read it everyday. On this one particular evening I didn’t have anything else to do so I decided to take a good look at my Bible and see what it had to say. I looked at the index in the back and found that it covered all these different subjects. So I looked up subjects like friendship and love and found the Bible to be very true, very pure, in a way in which I wanted to live my life. From then on I began reading about the Lord’s life and His love for all people. Eventually, I accepted Him as my Lord and Savior.

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5. USA WEEKEND Magazine michael chang The best parents are "selfless " says the tennis star. " My parents gave everything to us." and hash it out michael chang argues with Carl, his brother and http://www.usaweekend.com/98_issues/980419/980419talk_michael_chang.html

SEARCH Home Page Site Index Celebs ... Back Issues /* You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines. */ var pageName="" var server="" var channel="" var pageType="" var pageValue="" var prop1="" var prop2="" var prop3="" var prop4="" var prop5="" var prop6="entertainment_tourism" var prop7="movies" var prop8="" var prop9="" var prop10="" /********* INSERT THE DOMAIN AND PATH TO YOUR CODE BELOW ************/ /********** DO NOT ALTER ANYTHING ELSE BELOW THIS LINE! *************/ var s_code=" " ADVERTISEMENTS STRAIGHT TALK By Jeffrey Zaslow Issue date: April 17-19, 1998 Michael Chang: The best parents are "selfless," says the tennis star. "My parents gave everything to us." This week: Chang plays in the U.S. Clay Court Championships in Orlando, Fla., defending his No. 1 seed. ichael Chang is best known for wielding a mean tennis racket, but the superstar often puts it down for a fishing rod and time with his family. This day, Chang relaxes at a tiny fishing lake in Orange, Calif., with his brother, Carl. They are inseparable. "When we were growing up, family was everything," Michael, 26, explains as Carl, 30, casts a line. For a long time, his father, a chemist, fiercely managed Michael's career. In 1991, Carl took over. At first, as Michael sank in the rankings, some dismissed Carl as just a "chaperon." But the brothers, devout Christians, prayed together and stuck together. Now No. 10 in the world, Michael earned $12 million in 1997.

6. Michael Chang: Time To Retire From Tennis? | Asian American Issues | GoldSea hirteen years ago michael chang was lionized as the youngest man ever to win the French Open and It isn't money that keeps michael chang playing tennis. It is God http://goldsea.com/Air/Issues/Chang/chang_20910.html

GOLDSEA ASIAMS.NET ASIAN AMERICAN ISSUES Michael Chang: Time to Retire from Tennis? hirteen years ago Michael Chang was lionized as the youngest man ever to win the French Open and the first American male to win in 36 years. This year he quietly exited Roland Garros after blowing a two-set-to-love lead in a first-round match with an obscure Frenchman ranked 224th. Played Out? Chang himself has ceased being a marquee name except in cities like Hong Kong, Beijing and Taipei. His ATP ranking has slipped to 116th from 73rd at the end of 2001. For the first five months of 2002 his prize money totaled a paltry $53,835 compared with $483,000 in 2000, $1.2 million in 1997 and a high of $2 million in 1995. Michael Chang now spends half his time competing in Challenger series tournaments offering piddling purses. His most recent win was $7,200 at an April tournament in Calabasas and that was one of his biggest wins of the year. Another Challenger event in Tarzana a week later netted him $520. Not that Chang needs the prize money to keep himself in tennis balls. His winnings since turning pro at the age of 15 total $18.9 million. And that's not counting an estimated $50 million in endorsements.

7. SI.com - Tennis - Michael Chang Looks Back To '89 French Win - Sunday May 16, 20 The events in Beijing weighed heavily upon michael chang and his parents, Joe andBetty. After a day of tennis at the French Open they would return to their http://www.cnnsi.com/2004/tennis/05/14/michael.chang/

Get 4 trial issues of SI and a FREE gift! THE WEB SI.com Remember Paris Michael Chang reminisces about '89 French Open win, Tiananmen Square Updated: Friday May 21, 2004 11:32AM By Kristin Green Morse, SI.com. Chang was first American man to win the French in 34 years. Bob Martin/Allsport It's hard to believe it has been nearly 15 years since Chinese army tanks rolled through a student protest in Beijing's Tiananmen Square. The photograph of the lone man standing defiantly as military tanks crept toward him is ingrained on our collective memories. As the events progressed in China, one 17-year-old Chinese-American kid from Southern California was playing tennis in Paris and doing his best to give hope even just a little to Chinese citizens throughout the world. The events in Beijing weighed heavily upon Michael Chang and his parents, Joe and Betty . After a day of tennis at the French Open they would return to their hotel and watch events unfold in China on CNN. "My heart was breaking," says Chang, 32. "I wanted to put a smile upon Chinese faces. Anything to take their minds off what was happening, was a good thing." Tanks entered Tiananmen Square on Saturday, June 3, 1989. Two days later, 15th-seeded Chang took on top-seeded

8. Michael Chang (alias: The Man MC) - Fan Tribute Site For The Chinese American Te A fan site dedicated to michael chang, the popular Chinese American tennis player. Monica Seles and michael chang, two of the top name players in pro tennis, left the premises Type of Material Game Story. Descriptors chang, michael; tennis PLAYERS; PSYCHOLOGY http://themanmc.tripod.com/articles/latimes99.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Message Board Articles Bio Charities ... mirror site Tuesday, March 9, 1999 Home Edition Section: Sports Page: D-3 The Change in Chang: Fight Is Missing, Psyche Fragile; Tennis: He continues subpar play against Siemerink; Seles has off day in loss to Nagyova.; By: BILL DWYRE TIMES SPORTS EDITOR Monica Seles and Michael Chang, two of the top name players in pro tennis, left the premises Monday in the Evert Cup/Newsweek Champions Cup combined events. There was little similarity in their departures. Seles, ranked No. 3 in the world and seeded No. 3 here, got beat on a bad day, losing to Henrieta Nagyova of Slovakia, 6-2, 6-4. "My mind wasn't there," said Seles, who made 27 unforced errors to Nagyova's 16 and, basically, just didn't show up for the match. It happens, and it happened to Seles on Monday. Chang, on the other hand, went quietly, something of a trend of late and something that the former Michael Chang, the one that was ranked No. 2 in the world until mid-1997, never let happen.

9. SI.com - SI Exclusive WHEN michael chang, NOTHing more than a tender ChineseAmerican boy playing far noodlescooked in their hotel room, won another extraordinary tennis match on http://www.cnnsi.com/pr/subs/siexclusive/2004/05/14/1989.Frenchop/

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10. Chang, Michael In UK Directory: Sport: Players C-D chang, michael Pokie tennis Page, michael chang View an impressive selectionof photos taken of an American favourite both on and off the tennis court. http://www.ukdirectory.co.uk/Dir/?Category=705475,40045,40442,932280,933043,1012

11. LookSmart - Directory - Michael Chang michael chang Visit the popular tennis player s official site, aswell as fan pages and sports profiles. Directory Listings About. http://search.looksmart.com/p/browse/us1/us317902/us554370/us59302/us63840/us101

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12. Michael Chang At 1995 U.S. Open, Tennis; September 5, 1995; ASAPSports FastScrip michael chang Well, I think it was actually initially Carl's idea that we needed a few things that them on the tennis court? michael chang No I don't mean http://www.asapsports.com/tennis/1995usopen/090595MC.html

UNITED STATES TENNIS ASSOCIATION 1995 U.S. OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP Flushing Meadows, New York September 5, 1995 M. CHANG /Michael Tebbutt AN INTERVIEW WITH MICHAEL CHANG Q. Michael, did you just consciously one day sit down and think, gosh, I need a real weapon, I need to be bigger; how am I going to do, I am going to improve my serve, I am going to get a longer racket, and approach it that way, or did it just happen, just sort of evolve? Q. How many long rackets have you tested before the one you are using today? MICHAEL CHANG: Quite a few. I am not going to tell you how many. Q. 10? 100? MICHAEL CHANG: Not 100. I'd say more probably it depends, I think maybe somewhere between - around 15, I would say, something like that. I mean, I was fiddling around with you can't just make a racket longer and expect it to do whatever you want it to do the first time you tried it. So, you have to kind of get it down to where I can hit the shots that I need to hit. Geting in situations in tiebreakers, and stuff, you don't have too well, what is this racket going to do, so, yeah. Q. Is yours customized?

13. Michael Chang --  Britannica Student Encyclopedia , chang, michael (born 1972), US tennis player, born in Hoboken, NJ; father s parents ,michael chang Profile of this American tennis player of Chinese origin. http://www.britannica.com/ebi/article?eu=344078&query=chang, eileen&ct=ebi

14. Michael Chang: Time To Retire From Tennis? | Asian American Issues | GoldSea michael chang Time to Retire from tennis? Asian American Issues GoldSea AsianAmerican Supersite. It isn t money that keeps michael chang playing tennis. http://goldsea.com/Air/Issues/Chang/chang.html

GOLDSEA ASIAMS.NET ASIAN AMERICAN ISSUES Michael Chang: Time to Retire from Tennis? (Updated Monday, Apr 14, 2003, 10:30:41 PM) hirteen years ago Michael Chang was lionized as the youngest man ever to win the French Open and the first American male to win in 36 years. This year he quietly exited Roland Garros after blowing a two-set-to-love lead in a first-round match with an obscure Frenchman ranked 224th. Played Out? Chang himself has ceased being a marquee name except in cities like Hong Kong, Beijing and Taipei. His ATP ranking has slipped to 116th from 73rd at the end of 2001. For the first five months of 2002 his prize money totaled a paltry $53,835 compared with $483,000 in 2000, $1.2 million in 1997 and a high of $2 million in 1995. Michael Chang now spends half his time competing in Challenger series tournaments offering piddling purses. His most recent win was $7,200 at an April tournament in Calabasas and that was one of his biggest wins of the year. Another Challenger event in Tarzana a week later netted him $520. Not that Chang needs the prize money to keep himself in tennis balls. His winnings since turning pro at the age of 15 total $18.9 million. And that's not counting an estimated $50 million in endorsements.

15. Michael Chang, Tennis, Interviews, Quotes, ASAPSports FastScripts, Transcript michael chang. August 26, 2003 US OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP. August 11, 2003 - WESTERN SOUTHERN FINANCIAL GROUP MASTERS. March 22, 2003 - tennis 20, 2003 - tennis MASTERS SERIES NASDAQ http://www.asapsports.com/tennis/000CD/ChangMichael.html

MICHAEL CHANG August 26, 2003 - US OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP March 22, 2003 - TENNIS MASTERS SERIES NASDAQ-100 OPEN March 20, 2003 - TENNIS MASTERS SERIES NASDAQ-100 OPEN March 9, 2003 - TENNIS MASTERS SERIES PACIFIC LIFE OPEN ... September 2, 1992 - US OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

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17. Michael Chang (alias: The Man MC) - Fan Tribute Site For The Chinese American Te A fan site dedicated to michael chang, the popular ChineseAmerican tennis player. Hey, it s michael chang. http://themanmc.tripod.com/

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Message Board Articles Bio Charities ... mirror site Who is Michael Chang? He was the first Asian tennis player to hit the top 10 world rankings. He was the youngest male ever to win a Grand Slam title the 1989 French Open at 17 years and 3 months, and the first American to lift the trophy since Tony Trabert in 1955. He concluded his legendary career on Tues., Aug. 26, 2003 at the U.S. Open, where he played an astonishing 17 consecutive times. So why doesn't he get more media coverage? Stumped me there. Hopefully this tribute site has changed that. The Man MC includes tons of info gathered from sources worldwide that, until now, have remained trivia to many fans. Although work on this site has stopped, you can still post reports on our message board or sign our guestbook YKC Special recognition goes out to the Hong Kong SAR Dept. of Education, which specially selected this Web site for use in their secondary school compulsory English curriculum.

18. Michael Chang, Een Bekende Amerikaanse Tennisspeler, Beantwoordt Vragen Over Gel michael chang, een bekende Amerikaanse tennisspeler, had als 15jarige Het getuigenisdat michael geeft over Jezus gave gegeven heeft om goed tennis te spelen. http://www.solcon.nl/langeveld/keerpunt/c/chang-michael-tennis.htm

15 jaar en veel vragen Michael Chang, een bekende Amerikaanse tennisspeler, had als 15-jarige veel vragen. " Op een avond had ik niets anders te doen, daarom besloot ik mijn Bijbel eens te pakken en te onderzoeken wat de Bijbel te zeggen had voor mij ". H et getuigenis dat Michael geeft over Jezus Christus, zowel op het tennisveld als daarbuiten, is heel duidelijk. Bijvoorbeeld in 1989, toen hij als de jongste mannelijke tennisspeler 'de Franse Open' won, getuigde hij: 'Ik dank de Heer Jezus, omdat ik weet dat ik zonder Hem niets ben'. Of hij nu wint of verliest, hij geeft altijd de eer aan de Heer Jezus, want hij weet dat Hij hem de gave gegeven heeft om goed tennis te spelen. In dit verslag, geeft Michael antwoorden op vragen die hem gesteld zijn en legt hij uit wat christen zijn voor hem betekent. Hoe ben je een christen geworden? Ik werd een christen in 1988. Ik was toen 15 jaar. Ik was in die tijd bezig veel dingen te onderzoeken. Ik denk dat op die leeftijd, veel jonge mensen nadenken over belangrijke dingen, zoals de betekenis van het leven. Zij proberen te ontdekken wie zij zelf zijn. Ik had in die tijd veel vragen. Mijn grootouders hadden mij een Bijbel gegeven en zij wilden graag dat ik er iedere dag in las. Op een avond had ik niets anders te doen, daarom besloot ik mijn Bijbel eens te pakken en te onderzoeken wat de Bijbel te zeggen had voor mij. Ik keek naar de inhoudsopgave achter in mijn Bijbel en ik zag dat er veel onderwerpen waren waaruit ik kon kiezen.

19. Boston.com / Sports / Other Sports / Tennis / Michael Chang Loses Final Match As chang left with little fanfare, though the US tennis Association talked to Come on,michael! they hollered chang was loose as he warmed up his serve in Arthur http://www.boston.com/sports/other_sports/tennis/articles/2003/08/27/michael_cha

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20. Tennis-Galaxy.de - Kurzprofil Von Michael Chang Translate this page SIG Sportler-Register - Personenprofil. Kein Bild, michael chang. geboren,am 22. Feb 1972 in Hoboken, New York. Nationalität, USA. Sternzeichen, Fische. http://www.tennis-galaxy.de/register/sportler_1024,0,53010,6819.htm

SIG Sportler-Register - Personenprofil [Kein Bild] Michael Chang geboren am 22. Feb 1972 in Hoboken, New York Nationalität USA Sternzeichen Fische Stil Rechtshänder Größe/Gewicht 1,75 m / 68.00 kg Tätigkeit seit 1988 Profi-Tennisspieler Weltrangliste 10.05.1999 - Platz 42 22.02.1999 - Platz 27 15.02.1999 - Platz 26 08.02.1999 - Platz 26 01.02.1999 - Platz 27 01.02.1999 - Platz 27 18.01.1999 - Platz 28 04.01.1999 - Platz 29 28.12.1998 - Platz 29 Erfolge French-Open Sieger Sie haben einen Fehler gefunden? Bitte mailen Sie uns! CSC Computer Service Center . Alle Rechte vorbehalten. Diese Seite ist Teil eines Framesets. Bei unvollständiger Darstellung hier klicken.

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