He also won the World Pro tournament in Deauville, France, in 1925. Another major title for Koželuh was the French Professional Championship of 1930. Karel Koželuh was the older brother of the tennis player Jan Koželuh. Jan was ranked as high as the world number 10 amateur in 1927. Karel was ranked joint world number 1 professional in 1927 by Ray Bowers (with Richards) and number 1 alone in 1928 by Bowers and in 1929 by Bowers, American Lawn Tennis, and Bill Tilden. Koželuh was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, Rhode Island, in 2006. Death Koželuh was killed in a car accident outside Prague on 27 April 1950. Major finals Pro Slam tournaments Singles: 8 (4 titles, 4 runners-up) References Sources The History of Professional Tennis, Joe McCauley (2003) External links History of the Pro Tennis Wars Chapter II, Part 1: The eminence of Karel Kozeluh and Vincent Richards 1927–1928 Chapter II, Part 2: Deja vu 1929–1930 Chapter III: Tilden's Year of Triumph in 1931 1895 births 1950 deaths Association football forwards Austrian footballers Czech footballers Czech male tennis players Czechoslovak footballers Czechoslovak ice hockey players Czechoslovak male tennis players Czechoslovakia international footballers International Tennis Hall of Fame inductees Professional tennis players before the Open Era Road incident deaths in Czechoslovakia Sportspeople from Prague Dual internationalists (football) World number 1 ranked male tennis players