Arthur Ashe Discusses The Factors For His Heart Disease | The Dick Cavett Show

Three-time Grand Slam winner Arthur Ashe breaks down some of the factors that he thinks caused his heart attack as well as the struggles he faced when playing in Junior tennis tournaments in his youth.
Date aired - December 3rd 1980 - Arthur Ashe
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