Ilie Nastase's found a way to be in the news every week despite retiring from the game in 1985. It all started with the former No. 1's inappropriate behavior at a Fed Cup tie last month. The 70-year-old directed poorly chosen words toward Serena Williams, British captain Anne Keothovang and Johanna Konta.
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Published May 19, 2017