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CERVANOVA, LUDMILA (Ľudmila Cervanová)
Slovakia
Born in 15 October 1979 in Piešťany, Slovakia
[Active 1995-2010-Doubles only in 2010]

[WTA profile]

Coached by Jan Kuval ... Favorite surface is clay; best shot is backhand ... Mother's name is Anna; father is deceased; has a younger brother, Ludovit ... Graduated from high school in 1997 ... Favorite places to visit are Paris and Rio de Janeiro, a great city with great people ... Self-described as ambitious, hard-working and capricious ... Enjoys reading, swimming and beach volleyball ... favorite musical is My Fair Lady; favorite author is Jackie Collins.

Career highlights:

SINGLES
Winner: 2000 - ITF/Poitiers-FRA; 1998 - ITF/Presov-SVK, ITF/Nitra-SVK, ITF/Bytom-POL, ITF/Vaihingen-GER; 1997 - ITF/Biograd-CRO, ITF/Campinas-BRA.
Finalist (2): 2005 - Acapulco; 2004 - Casablanca.
Semifinalist (5): 2006 - Bogotß; 2003 - Casablanca, Budapest, Palermo; 2001 - Bratislava.
Quarterfinalist (12): 2004 - Bogotß, Budapest, Palermo; 2003 - Estoril, Bol, Æs-Hertogenbosch, Helsinki; 2002 - Porto, Warsaw, Casablanca; 2001 - Porto; 1999 - Sopot.

ADDITIONAL
Slovak Fed Cup Team 1999, 2003-04

WTA Year-End Top 100 Rankings

2001: #91
2003: #64
2004: #96 [Career high at #58 on 01 March 2004]

 

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LAMADE, BIANKA
Germany
Born 30 August 1982 in Leonburg, Germany
Height: 6' 1" (1.81m)
[Active 1997-2004 ]

Coached by Hubert Choudury, who also coaches Patty Schnyder...Parents are Heinz and Ulrike; older sister is Dunja...Favorites include sunflowers, the color blue, the movie Air Force One, and pizza...Enjoys listening to music, playing volleyball, in-line skating and swimming...She highly respects people with handicaps...Admires Pete Sampras because he seems so well-grounded.

SINGLES
Winner (1): 2003 - ITF/Midland-USA; 2001 - Tashkent; 2000 - ITF/Touquet-FRA, ITF/Les Contamine-FRA.
Quarterfinalist (2): 2001 - Basel, Bratislava.

DOUBLES
Finalist (2): 2002 - 's-Hertogenbosch (w/Maleeva); 2001 - Luxembourg (w/Schnyder).
Semifinalist (3): 2003 - Memphis (w/Schneider); 2002 - Palermo (w/Duebbers); 2000 - Zurich (w/Glass).

Carer high at #59 on 09 July 2001. Ended 2001 at #67.

ADDITIONAL
German Fed Cup Team 2001-02.

 

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MOLIK, ALICIA
Australia

 

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WEINGARTNER, MARLENE (Marlene Weingärtner)
Germany
Born 30 January 1980 in Heidelberg, Germany
Height: 5' 8" (1.74m)
Played: Right-handed (two-handed backhand)
[Active 1993-2005]

Upset defending champion Jennifer Capriatiin the 2nd round of the 2003 Australian Open.
Best results in majors were the 4th round of the 2002 Australian Open and 2004 French Open.
6 consecutive tears in the Top 100.

[WTA profile]

Father, Josef Romulus, is a management consultant and was a high-performance athlete in canoeing; mother, Johanna, is a medical doctor ... Dog's name is Sammy ... Graduated from high school in 1998; has been studying medicine since 2006 ... Speaks German, English, Romanian and a little French ... Before tennis, first sport was figure skating ... Hobbies include painting, playing piano, listening to classical music, skiing and waterskiing, skating, dancing, reading, seeing movies and surfing the internet ... Favorite colors are black and purple; favorite actor is Robert de Niro ... Is highly involved in charity; holds personal painting exhibitions in Germany and Luxembourg and sends paintings to charity exhibitions for children's cancer hospital in Munich and disadvantaged children in Africa.

Career highlights

SINGLES
Finalist (1): 2004 - Bali.

DOUBLES
Winner (1): 2004 - Cincinnati (w/Craybas); 2000 - ITF/Seoul 3-KOR (w/de Beer); 1996 - ITF/Puerto Vallarta-MEX (w/Landa); 1995 - ITF/Coburg-GER (w/Noorlander).
Finalist (5): 2005 - Strasbourg (w/Domachowska); 2004 - Luxembourg (w/Craybas); 2003 - Luxembourg (w/Tatarkova); 1999 - Auckland (w/Noorlander), Madrid (w/Landa).

ADDITIONAL
German Fed Cup Team, 1997-2000, 2002-04.

WTA Year-End Top 100

1999: #83
2000: #95
2001: #43
2002: #98 [Career high at #36 on 04 February 2002]
2003: #47
2004: #71

Sources:

Marlene Weingärtner - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

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BLACK, CARA (Cara Cavell Black)
Zimbabwe
Born 17 February 1979 in Harare, Zimbabwe
Married to Brett Stephens 02 December 2006 on Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe-first child, Lachlan Alexander Stephens, was born April 26, 2012
Height: 5' 6" (1.67m)
Played: Right-handed with two handed-backhand
Nickname: "Snooky"
[Active 1992-2015; doubles only after 2009]

Doubles specialist extraordinaire-becoming only the 3rd woman to win all majors in Mixed Doubles. Lizel Huber, with whom she won nearly all her doubles slams, was her exclusive partner for several years until they split in April of 2010. 4 times doubles year-End #1

Slam Tittles in Doubles (6)

Australian Open--2007
French Open--2005
Wimbledon--2004 (w/R. Stubbs).2005. and 2007
US Open--2008.

Slam Titles in Mixed (5)

Australian Open--2010---this win made her the 3rd woman to win all 4 mixed titles.
French Open--2002
Wimbledon--2004, 2010
US Open --2008

WTA YEC Titles (3)

2007, 2008, and 2014 (w/S. Mirza)

Grew up with 4 grass courts in her backyard. Coached by her father, Don, who once competed at Wimbledon. Her died in ????. Brothers Byron and Wayne competed on the ATP Tour. At one time had 5 dogs, 3 cats, and two parrots. Favorite cities to visit are Paris and Melbourne. Favorite Author is Wilbur Smith. favorite flower is the flame lily, Zimbabwe's national flower

Loves the wildlife on Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe. It was the site of her wedding in 2006.

Finished 1997 as #1 junior in singles and doubles winning Wimbledon and the US Open.

Associated with Lizel Huber. In 2008 they were 66-14.

Career Highlights

SINGLES
Winner (1): 2002 - Waikoloa.
Finalist (1): 2000 - Auckland.

DOUBLES
Winner (60): 2014 - Oeiras, Tokyo [Pan Pacific], WTA Finals (all w/Mirza); 2013 - Auckland (w/Rodionova), Tokyo [Pan Pacific], Beijing (both w/Mirza); 2010 - Auckland, Sydney (both w/Huber), Birmingham (w/Raymond); 2009 - Paris [Indoors], Dubai, Madrid, Birmingham, Cincinnati (all w/Huber); 2008 - Antwerp, Dubai, Berlin, Birmingham, Eastbourne, Stanford, Montréal, US Open, Zürich, WTA Finals (all w/Huber); 2007 - Australian Open, Paris [Indoors], Antwerp, Dubai, Wimbledon, San Diego, Moscow, Linz, WTA Finals (all w/Huber); 2006 - San Diego, Zürich (both w/Stubbs); 2005 - Antwerp (w/Callens), Rome, Wimbledon (both w/Huber), Stanford, Zürich, Philadelphia (all w/Stubbs); 2004 - Sydney, Tokyo [Pan Pacific], Wimbledon, San Diego, Filderstadt, Zürich (all w/Stubbs), Antwerp (w/Callens); 2003 - Hobart (w/Likhovtseva), Stanford (w/Raymond); 2002 - Porto (w/Selyutina), Bali (w/Ruano Pascual); 2001 - Hobart, Hamburg, Rome, Birmingham, San Diego, New Haven (all w/Likhovtseva), Tokyo [Princess Cup] (w/Huber); 2000 - Auckland (w/Fusai).
Finalist (49): 2014 - Indian Wells, Stuttgart, Montréal, Beijing (all w/Mirza), Wuhan (w/Garcia); 2013 - Madrid, Strasbourg, Birmingham (all w/Erakovic); 2010 - Australian Open, Paris [Indoors] (both w/Huber), Warsaw (w/Yan); 2009 - US Open, WTA Finals (both w/Huber); 2008 - Doha, Miami, Moscow, Linz (all w/Huber); 2007 - Miami, Toronto, New Haven (all w/Huber); 2006 - Gold Coast, Tokyo [Pan Pacific], Paris [Indoors], Stuttgart, WTA Finals (all w/Stubbs), Montréal (w/Groenefeld); 2005 - Doha, Berlin, Roland Garros (all w/Huber), Luxembourg, Moscow, WTA Finals (all w/Stubbs); 2004 - Vienna, WTA Finals (both w/Stubbs); 2003 - Auckland, Dubai (both w/Likhovtseva), Filderstadt (w/Navratilova), Philadelphia (w/Stubbs); 2002 - Scottsdale, Eastbourne, WTA Finals (all w/Likhovtseva); 2001 - Berlin, Eastbourne, WTA Finals (all w/Likhovtseva); 2000 - Birmingham (w/Selyutina), Stanford (w/Frazier), US Open (w/Likhovtseva); 1999 - 's-Hertogenbosch (w/Boogert), Québec City (w/Graham).

MIXED DOUBLES
Winner (5): 2010 - Australian Open, Wimbledon (both w/Paes); 2008 - US Open (w/Paes); 2004 - Wimbledon (w/W.Black); 2002 - Roland Garros (w/W.Black).
Finalist (3): 2009 - Wimbledon, US Open (both w/Paes); 2004 - Roland Garros (w/W.Black).

ADDITIONAL
Zimbabwean Fed Cup Team, 1993-94, 1996; Zimbabwean Olympic Team, 2000, 2004, 2008.

WTA Year-End Top 100 Singles Rankings

1998: #44
1999: #51
2000: #43
2001: #58
2002: #56
2003: #52

WTA Year-End Doubles Top 20 Rankings

Overall record was 750–305 (71.1%) Won 70 tour titles and 11 ITS Titles

2000: #13
2001: #3
2002: #9
2003: #9
2004: #3
2005: #1
2006: #5
2007: #1
2008: #1
2009: #1
2010: #13
2013: #13
2014: #4

Sources:

Cara Black - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

2000 Sanex WTA Tour Player Guide, pages44-45
2009 Official Guide to rofessional Tennis, pages 72-73
For an example of her amazing volley see:

 

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VASQUEZ, PILAR (Pilar Vásquez)
Peru
Born 15 May 1963 in Lima
[Active 1980-1994]

1982 Japan Open finalist.

Pilar moved with her family to Florida in the 1980's but represented Peru her entire career. She was solid, making the 2nd round or better in all 4 majors. Her grand slam highlight was in 1983, when she reached the final 16 at Wimbledon. This resulted in her best ever year-end ranking of #88 in 1983.

Her highest ranking at #66 (30 April 1984)

After retirement she was a real estate broker in Florida.

Pilar as a junior with Laura Arraya

Pilar Vásquez - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

[Thanks to Rollo for this information]

 

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BOVINA, ELENA (Elena Olegovna Bovina (Елена Олеговна Бовина)
Russia
Born 10 March 1983 in Moscow, Russia
Height: 1.89 m (6 ft 2 1⁄2 in)
Played: Right-handed with a two-handed backhand
[Active 1998-2012, 2014, 2016-2018]

2004 Australian Open Mixed Doubles Champion (with Nenad Zimonjić)
2002 French Open mixed doubles finalist (with Mark Knowlws)
2002 US Open quarterfinalist.

This tall and blonde Russian had bad luck with injuries.

From 2005 forward she was a nonfactor on the tour despite attempts at combacks.

Coached by Oliver Gross ... Favorite shots are serve and forehand ... Father, Oleg Bovin, is a former member of Russian national water polo team; mother, Margarita, is a homemaker; sister Irina, studied law at American University in Washington DC ... Likes the powerful and aggressive games of Venus Williams and Jennifer Capriati ... Favorite cities are Milan and Sydney ... Lived in Morocco when very young and trained at Bollettieri Academy in Florida from 1997-99 ... Favorite movie is The Fifth Element ... Likes techno music, dancing, sushi, ice hockey, soccer and ice cream.

Career Highlights

SINGLES
Winner (3): 2004 - New Haven; 2002 - Warsaw, Québec City.
Finalist (3): 2004 - Hasselt, Linz; 2001 - Estoril.

DOUBLES
Winner (5): 2003 - Tokyo [Pan Pacific] (w/Stubbs); 2002 - Estoril (w/Gubacsi), Zürich (w/Henin); 2001 - Bratislava (w/Bedanova), Luxembourg (w/Hantuchova).
Finalist (3): 2003 - Los Angeles (w/Callens); 2002 - Budapest (w/Gubacsi), Bol (w/Nagyova).

MIXED DOUBLES
Winner (1): 2004 - Australian Open (w/Zimonjic).
Finalist (1): 2002 - Roland Garros (w/Knowles).

ADDITIONAL
Russian Fed Cup Team, 2001-03, 2005.

Sources:

Elena Bovina - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

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CHLADKOVA, DENISA (Denisa Chládková)
Czech Republic
Born 08 February 1979 in Prague, Czech Republic
Height: 5' 8" [1.74m)
Played: Right-handed with two-handed backhand
Trademark: her short hair. One person called her the Sinead Connor of tennis.
[Active 1994-2006]

Surprise 1997 Wimbledon quarterfinalist. Upset #5 seed Davenport in the 2R and backed it up by going all the way to the quarters, where she had a respectable 6-3 6-2 loss to eventual winner Martina Hingis.

Posted additional career wins over Anke Huber and Chanda Rubin. In 2000 she reached first Tier II final at Hannover, having trailed Sidot 2-5, 0-40 third set in SF. She lost the final to #1 seed Serena Williams.

Not naturally gifted or talented ... she trained hard... and hit very powerfull and flat. She really gets good acceleration on all her shots by leaning into the ball and using exaggerated shoulder rotation.

She speaks Czech, German, and English. The pleasant girl with the short-cropped pageboy haircut has been a tennis tennis in Prague since 2007.

[Wta profile]

Coached by Michael Kopriva since December 1998...A baseliner who prefers indoor and clay courts...Father, Slavoj Chladek, is retired; mother, Renata, and sister, Regina, are office workers...Most memorable non-tennis experience was a holiday in South Tirol, Italy; most memorable tennis experiences were her successful tournaments at Wimbledon (1997 QF), Knokke-Heist (1999 final), Hannover (2000 final) and Helsinki (2002 final)...Likes wonderful art in all forms and values real friendship.

Career Highlights

SINGLES
Winner (7 ITF's): 2002 - ITF/Modena-ITA; 1998 - ITF/Edinburgh-GBR; 1996 - ITF/Puchheim-GER; ITF/Sopot-POL, ITF/Edinburgh 2-GBR; 1995 - ITF/Edinburgh-GBR, ITF/Edinburgh 2-GBR.
Finalist (3): 2002 - Helsinki; 2000 - Hannover; 1999 - Knokke-Heist.
Semifinalist (7): 2004 - Palermo; 2003 - Warsaw; 2000 - Bratislava; 1999 - Budapest, Strasbourg, Pattaya City; 1996 - Pattaya City.

DOUBLES
Semifinalist (4): 2005 - Paris [Indoors] (w/Camerin), Warsaw (w/Dragomir Ilie); 2003 - Warsaw (w/Craybas), Helsinki (w/Ondraskova).

ADDITIONAL
Czech Fed Cup Team 1998-2001.

WTA Year-End Top 100 Rankings

1996: #99
1997: #50
1998: #57
2000 #51
2001: #59
2002: #63
2003: #43 [Career high at #31 on 16 June 2003]
2004: #54

Sources:

Denisa Chládková

Denisa Chládková, od roku 2007 profesionální trenérka tenisu v ČR

denisachladkova.cz

Denisa Chládková - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

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PRATT, NICOLE (Nicole J. Pratt)
Australia
Born 05 March 1973 in Mackay,Queensland, Australia.
Height: 5'4" (1.63m)
Played: Righthanded with one handed-backhand
[Active 1989-2008]

A fixture in the world top 100 for almost a decade, 8 years in total. An injury to her right knee that required surgery finally led her to call it a day at her 5oth slam. Quite good at doubles, where she got to the top 20 (as high as #18) in 2001. In doubles she reached the semifinals of the US Open and the last eight at the Australian and French Opens. She captured 9 WTA doublesand 9 ITS titles.

Her lone WTA singles title came at Hyderabad in 2002, when she was 31.

The pugnacious Aussie relied on supreme fitness, speed, and court craft against the heavier hitters of the tour.

"I pretty much did everything I could, I gave it everything I had," Pratt said.

Pratt's retirement came in her 50th grand slam tournament and 18th Australian Open, but it was far from a sudden decision.

Trains in Melbourne and Orlando (at Human Performance Institute) ... Parents, George and Dorothy, are cane farmers; father played competitively as a junior and got her into tennis; has older brother and sister, Greg and Kym, and younger twin sisters, Kylie (a pro golfer on the US Futures Tour) and Kelly ... Enjoys fishing around the Whitsunday Islands, going to dinner with friends, going to the movies ... Favorite city is Melbourne and loves lattes on Chapel Street.

Career highlights

4th round at 2003 Australian Open her best result in a major.

SINGLES
Winner (1): 2004 - Hyderabad; 2000 - ITF/Midland, MI-USA; 1998 - ITF/Rockford, IL-USA; 1995 - ITF/Mount Gambier-AUS, ITF/Port Pirie-AUS; 1993 - ITF/Nuriootpa-AUS.
Finalist (1): 2001 - Shanghai.
Semifinalist (2): 2002 - Hobart, Birmingham.
Quarterfinalist (13): 2007 - Pattaya City; 2006 - Montréal; 2003 - Doha, Los Angeles; 2002 - Doha, Scottsdale, Tokyo [Princess Cup]; 2000 - Madrid, 's-Hertogenbosch; 1999 - Pattaya City; 1998 - Tokyo [Japan Open]; 1997 - Surabaya, Pattaya City.

DOUBLES
Winner (9): 2007 - Pattaya City (w/Santangelo), Memphis (w/Stewart); 2006 - Hobart (w/Loit), ITF/Las Vegas, NV-USA (w/Dellacqua); 2005 - Prague (w/Loit); 2004 - Stanford (w/Daniilidou); 2003 - Shanghai (w/Loit); 2001 - Toronto (w/Po-Messerli); 2000 - 's-Hertogenbosch (w/de Lone), Québec City (w/Shaughnessy); 1997 - ITF/Tashkent-UZB (w/de Lone); 1996 - ITF/Wilmington, DE-USA (w/de Lone); 1993 - ITF/Bangkok-THA (w/Wibowo); 1992 - ITF/Jakarta-INA (w/Woolcock), ITF/Burgdorf-SUI (w/Godridge); 1991 - ITF/Mount Gambier-AUS (w/Godridge); 1990 - ITF/Swansea-GBR, ITF/Bournemouth-GBR (both w/Sharpe).
Finalist (4): 2007 - Acapulco (w/Loit); 2003 - Bali (w/Loit); 2001 - Hawaii (w/Callens); 1998 - Madrid (w/McQuillan).

ADDITIONAL
Australian Fed Cup Team 1998-2004. Australian Olympic Team 2000, 2004.

Briefly coached Casey Dellacqua after retirement. Lives in Orlando,Florida, in the United States.

WTA Year-End Top 100 Rankings

1999: #57
2000: #55
2001: #56
2002: #49 [Career high at #35 on 13 June 2002]
2003: #53
2004: #50
2006: #78
2007: #71

2002 SaneX WTA Tour Guide, page 173-174

 

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SELYUTINA, IRINA
Kazakhstan
Born 07 November 1979 in Almaty, Kazakhstan (then Soviet Union)
Married Wayne Black on 13 July 2003 in Almaty , Kazakhstan, on 12th July.

[Active 1994-2003]

1997 junior Wimbledon doubles champ with Cara Black.

Known for her doubles-climbing as high as #1 in January of 2000. She went on to wed Car'a brother Wayne Black of Zimbabwe, himself a doubles specialist. Their children Joseph (born circa 2006) and Brooke (born circa 2008) were born in London. The family now resides in Zimbabwe.

[WTA profile]

Began playing tennis at age 8...Coached by Valery Kovalyov, with whom she started playing tennis...Prefers hard courts...Father, Gennady, is director of a university; mother, Tatyana, is a teacher; has one brother, Nickolay...Graduated from high school in 1996...Favorite place to visit is Lake Kariba, between Zimbabwe and Zambia...Other sports interests include ice skating and skiing...Least favorite thing about being on the pro tour is packing and carrying bags...Favorites include the books When the Lion Feeds and The Burning Shore, the movie French Kiss and the actor William Baldwin.

Career Highlights:

SINGLES
Winner: 2001 - ITF/Sutton-GBR, ITF/Jackson-USA, ITF/Southampton-GBR, ITF/Hayward-USA, ITF-Hattiesburg-USA; 1996 - ITF/Sao Paulo-BRA.

DOUBLES
Winner (3): 2002 - Canberra (w/de Villiers), Porto (w/Black); 1999 - Warsaw (w/Cristea). Finalist (3): 2002 - Waikoloa (w/de Villiers); 2000 - Scottsdale (w/Black), Birmingham (w/Black). Semifinalist (8): 2003 - Strasbourg (w/McShea); 2000 - Gold Coast (w/Tatarkova); Oklahoma City (w/Black), Los Angeles (w/Krizan); 1999 - Miami (w/Black); 1998 - Boston (w/Black), Moscow (w/Black), Luxembourg (w/Black).

ADDITIONAL
Kazakhstan Fed Cup Team 1995.

WTA Year-End Top 100 Rankings

2001: #97
2002: [Career high at #85 on 14 January 2002]-ended year at #188.

Sources:

Reviving the tennis legend of the Black family – Nehanda Radio

Six year old Joseph and Brooke Black (4) have just the right coach, the support and future plans any tennis star needs to relive the legacy of the Black brothers Zimbabwean fans reminisce of today.

nehandaradio.com

 

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DIAZ-OLIVA, MARIANA
Argentina
Born 11 March 1976 in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Played: Right-handed with a two-handed backhand
[Active 1991-2006]

Coached by Gaston Mazieres; off-court training with Juan Pablo Sangalli ... Baseline player who prefers red clay; strongest shot is forehand ... Mother, Cristina, is a kindergarten director; father, Raul, is an engineer; has an older sister, Paula, a younger sister, Julieta, and a younger brother, Diego ... Graduated from high school in 1994 ... Admires Steffi Graf for overcoming obstacles and remaining No.1 for so long ... Self-described as impulsive, hard-working, responsible, shy, intelligent and disciplined ... Changes her lucky charms every week ... Most memorable experience was reaching a final for the first time on the Tour at 2001 Bol after coming back from 60 20 down to upset Kim Clijsters in SF ... Other sports interest is field hockey ... Enjoys doing crossword puzzles, reading and baking desserts.

With her trophy at Palermo-her lone WTA title on her favorite clay surface

About her win at Palermo

I arrived in Palermo with quite low confidence and with the pressure that if I didn't reach the semi-finals, I would play qualifying at the US Open. My coach at that time was Daniel Pereyra, who decided not to go, so I was alone that week. I went from lowest to highest, feeling more and more confident. I served well, seeking to hit the first serves more and play offense.

The final against Zvonareva I was 5-2 up in the first set and I wasted several set points due to nerves and when I lost the first set 7-6, with so much heat, I felt very tired and I thought that the only way to turn it around It was going out to attack her and getting deeper into the court and going to the net. I won the next two sets being very offensive, and it really was one of the most emotional moments of my career. I dreamed of winning a title from the year before that I had lost the final at Bol 6-4 in the third. I didn't imagine it was going to be that week ... "

Career Highlights

SINGLES
Winner (1 WTA tour title, 16 ITF titles): 2004 - ITF/Puebla-MEX; 2002 - Palermo, ITF/St. Gaudens-FRA; 2000 - ITF/Tblisi-GEO; 1997 - ITF/Tucuman-ARG, ITF/Mogi Das Cruzes-BRA; 1996 - ITF/Buenos Aires 3-ARG, ITF/Sao Paolo-BRA; 1995 - ITF/Medellin-COL, ITF/Bucaramanga-COL, TF/Guayaquil-ECU, ITF/Buenos Aires I-ARG, ITF/Sao Paolo-BRA; 1993 - ITF/Dublin-IRL, ITF/Rebecq-BEL, ITF/Koksijde-BEL; 1992 - ITF/Buenos Aires-ARG.
Finalist (2): 2003 - Acapulco; 2001 - Bol.
Semifinalist (2): 2001 - Bogotß; 1999 - Estoril.

DOUBLES
Finalist (2 WTA titles, 15 ITF titles): 2006 - Seoul (w/Chuang), Bangkok (w/Grandin).

ADDITIONAL
Argentine Fed Cup Team 1997-99, 2002, 2004-06. Argentine Olympic Team 2004. Argentine Pan American Team 1999.

Made 3 round in slams 3 times.

WTA Year-End Top 100 Rankings

1998: #96
2001: #53 [Career high #42 on 09 July 2001]
2002: #89
2005: #56

Sources:

2002 Sanex WTA Player Guide, page 74-75

Replay The Point: Mariana Díaz-Oliva, campeona en el WTA de Palermo: "Yo soñaba con ganar un título"

Cuando se cumple un nuevo aniversario del título conseguido por Mariana Diaz-Oliva en el "Internazionali Femminili di Tennis di Palermo", ...

tenistasargentinas.blogspot.com

 

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PESCHKE, KVETA (nee Kveta Hrdlickova)
Czech Republic
Married Torsten Peschke (her coach) on 5 May 2003 in Berlin, Germany

 

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PRAKUSYA, WYNNE
Indonesia
Born 26 April 1991 in Surakarta, Java, Indonesia
Height: 5' 3" (1.60)
Played: Right-handed (double-handed backhand)
[Active 1994-2007-doubles only in 2007]

One of the rare Indonesians, male or female, to crack to the top 100. Of Chinese descent. She retired from the professional tennis circuit in 2007 due to an injury and has been actively promoting tennis in Indonesia since. Besides teaching tennis, Wynne is the co-founder of sports management company Sportama.

Her father, who wanted his daughter to play pro tennis, built a tennis court in his backyard.

Doubles proved to be her forte-together with Janet Lee she made 5 WTA doubles finals, qualifying for the final 8 at the 2002 WTA Championships. Her doubles ranking peaked at #24 in February of 2003.

I was forced to retire due to my back injury that I had been struggling with for the last five years of my career. I had to choose between my life or my career, the doctor that was treating me only gave me two options - have more operations or retire. But he couldn’t guarantee that I was able to play full time again after the operations. At the end, I decided to retire when I was 25. It wasn’t an easy decision, but I had to do it.

[WTA Profile]

Coached by Suzanna Wibowo...Prefers hard courts; best shot is forehand...Father, Pawana Prakusya, is a businessman; mother, Lliana Gunawan, is a homemaker; older sister, Vania, is a businesswoman, and younger sister, Ivana, attends school...Entire family plays recreational tennis...Graduated from high school in 1998...Favorites include the movie Mission Impossible, Agatha Christie books and actor Tom Cruise...Favorite city is Paris because of its beauty...Most memorable tennis experience was her first Grand Slam junior event when she was mistaken for former Top 10 player Kimiko Date...Considers herself talkative...Admires Yayuk Basuki for her guidance and especially her insights about tennis life; also admires Monica Seles.

Career Highlights:

SINGLES
Winner (0 WTA Tour; 9 ITS titles): 2005 - ITF/Tarakan-INA, ITF/Ho Chi Minh City-VIE, ITF/St.Joseph, MO-USA, ITF/Jakarta 3-INA; 2004 - ITF/Karuizawa-JPN; 2000 - ITF/Salt Lake City-USA; 1999 - ITF/Jakarta 2-INA; 1998 - ITF/Wellington-NZL; 1997 - ITF/Bandung-INA.
Quarterfinalist (1): 2001 - Tashkent.

DOUBLES
Winner (2): 2005 - ITF/Hvar-CRO (w/Tedjakusuma), ITF/Tarakan-INA (w/Tedjakusuma), ITF/Ho Chi Minh City-VIE (w/Tedjakusuma), ITF/Evansville, IN-USA (w/Tedjakusuma), ITF/St.Joseph, MO-USA (w/Tedjakusuma), ITF/Wuxi-CHN (w/Jeon), ITF/Busan-KOR (w/Vorobeva), ITF/Jakarta 3-INA (w/Fuda); 2003 - Doha (w/J. Lee); 2001 - Stanford (w/J. Lee).
Finalist (5): 2003 - Pattaya City (w/Widjaja); 2001 - Oklahoma City (w/J. Lee), Bali (w/J. Lee), Tokyo [Japan Open] (w/J. Lee), Pattaya City (w/Huber).
Semifinalist (7): 2005 - Bangkok (w/An. Serra Zanetti); 2003 - Bali (w/Tanasugarn); 2002 - Miami (w/J. Lee), Memphis (w/J. Lee), Tokyo [Princess Cup] (w/J. Lee), Zurich (w/J. Lee); 2001 - Canberra (w/J. Lee).

MIXED DOUBLES
Quarterfinalist (1): 2003 - Australian Open (w/Adams).

ADDITIONAL
Indonesian Fed Cup Team 1996-2001, 2003, 2005. Indonesian Olympic Team 2000, 2004.

WTA Year-End Top 100

2001: #88
2002: #104 [Career high at #74 on 05 August 2002]

Sources:

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SCHWARTZ, BARBARA
Austria
Born 27 January 1979 in Vienna, Austria
Height: 5' 11" (1.81)
Played: Lefthanded.
[Active 1994-2006]

1999 French Open Quarterfinalist. As a 20-year-old qualifier ranked World No.125, Barbara Schwartz stunned two seeds - No.13 Dominique Monami and, saving three match points, No.5 Venus Williams - to reach the quarterfinals in 1999, though the Austrian's career would be beset by injuries.

#1 seed Martina Hingis won the 6-2 6-2 quarter, falling behinf 0-2 before reeling off the next 14 games. Hingis said of Schwartz: “Barbara just comes and hits a winner out of nowhere. You have to be 100% ready for what’s going to happen. With her, you don’t know.”

Coached by Bernd Wetter...Favorite surface is hard court; best shot is forehand...Parents are Agnes and Rudolf; has an older brother, Christian, and older sister, Gabi...Most memorable experience was winning an ITF Circuit event as a qualifier...Admires her sister for being a nice person, and fellow Austrian tennis player Marion Maruska for fighting to reach her goals...Also admires Martina Navratilova...Favorite movie is While You Were Sleeping...Favorite city to visit is Paris ... Retired from professional tennis in November 2006 due to injuries.

Career highlights

SINGLES
Winner (6 ITF titles): 2001 - ITF/Bronx-USA; 1998 - ITF/Lisbon-POR, ITF/Hull-GBR; 1997 - ITF/Kiev-UKR, ITF/Edinburgh-GBR; 1995 - ITF/Bossonnen-SUI.
Quarterfinalist (5): 2002 - Strasbourg, Brussels; 1999 - Roland Garros, Bratislava, Linz.

DOUBLES
Winner (2): 2004 - Bogota (w/Woehr); 2002 - Brussels (w/Woehr).
Finalist (2): 2002 - Vienna (w/Woehr); 2000 - Auckland (w/Wartusch).
Semifinalist (3): 2004 - Budapest (w/Woehr); 2002 - Strasbourg (w/Woeher); 1999 - Bol (w/Schmidle).

ADDITIONAL
Austrian Fed Cup Team 1998-99, 2001-02, 2004, 2006.

WTA Year-End Top 100 Rankings

1999: #42 [Career high at #40 on 08 November 1999]
2001: #89

Sources:

Barbara Schwartz (tennis) - Wikipedia

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GOLOVIN, TATIANA (Tatyana Grigoryevna Golovina)
France
Born 25 January 1988 in Moscow, Russia
Height: 5' 9" (1.75 m)
[Active 2002-2008, and 2019]

2004 French Mixed Doubles champion with Richard Gasquet
2006 US Open quarterfinalist-losing 7-6 7-6 to eventual champion Maria Sharapova.

Though born in Russia she was throughly French, having lived there since she was less than a year old. She trained for 6 year's at the Nick Bollettieri Academy in Florida and was coached by Mats Wilander. With all all court game and being uncommonly attractive she was a maketer;s dream.

At the 2006 she lost a close 7-6 7-6 contest to Maria Sharapova, the eventual champion that year. Earlier in the event Tati had upset #5 seed Nadia Petrova.

In 2007 she won a premier event at Amelia Island.

Sadly forced to quit the sport in 2008 when she was diagnosed with lower back inflammation. A brief attempt at a come back fizzles quickly in 2019.

On March 22, 2015, she announced that she was expecting a child with her partner, French rugby player Hugo Bonneval. Daughter Anastasia was born July 10, 2015. Golovin and Bonneval added a son to the family in November 2017.

[WTA profile]

Father is Gregori (former ice hockey coach who moved family from Moscow to Lyon when Tatiana was 8 months old); mother is Lioudmila; older sisters are Olga, Oxana ... Moved to Miami after 2005 Wimbledon ... Favorite cuisine is Mexican, French, Japanese; enjoys cooking at home ... Enjoys shopping, seeing friends and family, horseback riding, skating, playing piano, ballroom dancing and spending time with nephew Paul, her Persian cat Cherie, labrador Missy and Yorkie, Belle ... Favorite cities are Paris and New York ... Enjoys 1980s and any club music; favorite movies are Dirty Dancing and Grease ... Twitter handle is @misstati13. Fluent in French, Russian, and English.

Posing for SI in 2009

Career highlights

SINGLES
Winner (2): 2007 - Amelia Island, Portoroz.
Finalist (5): 2007 - Stuttgart, Zürich; 2006 - Stuttgart; 2005 - Tokyo [Japan Open]; 2004 - Birmingham.

MIXED DOUBLES
Winner (1): 2004 - Roland Garros (w/Gasquet).

ADDITIONAL
French Fed Cup Team, 2004, 2006-07.

WTA Year-End Top 100 Rankings

2004: #27
2005: #24
2006: #22
2007: #13
[Career high at #12 on 04 February 2008]

[2006 US Open highlights vs Sharapova]

Tatiana Golovin - Wikipedia

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DeSimone: Golovin a tough out for Sharapova

Tatiana Golovin has never beaten Maria Sharapova. Sharapova never breezes when she plays Golovin. Bonnie DeSimone explains.

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OSTERLOH, LILIA
United States
Born 07 April 1978 in Columbus, Ohio
Married Daniel Snape, a British citizen,in 2014
Height: 5' 7" (1.70m)
Played: Right (two-handed backhand)
[Active 1995-2010]

The Filipino-American player was the was the No.1-ranked Junior in her home state of Ohio and in the United States, and the No.2 Junior in the ITF by the time she turned 18 - but instead of transitioning into the pro tour straightaway, Osterloh chose to hit the books for a while.

Won NCAA crown for stanford in 1997 and decided to turn pro later that year. It was also the first time she played the US Open. “I’m gritty and I never give up,” said Osterloh, who is known for her mental toughness and for hitting heavy groundstrokes.

In 2000 Osterloh reached the 4h round at both Wimbledon and the US Open. Found memories include upsets over Mary Pierce in 2000 over #55 Mary Pierce, competing against Monica Seles (“the best returner in the world”) at Stanford’s Bank of the West Classic, and stunning Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario in the second round of 2001 Wimbledon,

She also forms a part of a unique piece of women’s tennis history, contesting the first women’s doubles match to be aired live in prime time. Partnered with good friend Kim Grant, she took on Jennifer Capriati and Martina Hingis at the US Open in 2001.

“I had lost my singles match to Jelena Dokic on Grandstand, and then Georgina [Clark, the WTA supervisor] came in and she was like, “Lilia, you’re on in 20 minutes! You’re prime time at 7:30, on TV!” she recalled with a laugh.

She would return to Stanford to earn her degree in 2013, majoring in International Relations. She now works as a tennis coach.

[WTA profile]
Coached by Rikard Allgurin; agent is Marla Ono ... Father, Linus, is a retired teacher; mother, Yolanda, is a retired guidance counselor; parents reside in Columbus, Ohio; older sister, Gina, is a graduate of DePaul Universtiy in Chicago ... Has an Australian silky terrier named Rudy ... Began tennis at age 6; graduated from Groveport-Madison High School in 1996; went to Stanford University 1996-97 ... Enjoys shopping, movies, skiing, reading ... Favorite places to visit are Hawaii, Sweden, Tokyo; favorite places to shop are New York City, London ... Favorite actor is Sandra Bullock; favorite movie is Notting Hill ... Favorite places to ski are Snowbird, Aspen ... Never leaves home without a good book (favorite authors are William Boyd, Sebastian Faulks, Ian McEwan) ... Favorites include chocolate, vanilla latte; favorite restaurant is Cafe R&D ... Favorite football team is the Ohio State Buckeyes ... Most admires Audrey Hepburn.

Career Highlights

SINGLES
Winner: 2007 - ITF/Monzon-ESP; 2006 - ITF/Waikoloa, HI-USA; 2005 - ITF/Pittsburgh, PA-USA.

DOUBLES
Winner (3): 2010 - Osaka (w/Chang); 2009 - ITF/Hammond, LA-USA (w/de Beer), ITF/Raleigh, NC-USA (w/Zalameda), ITF/Kansas City, KS-USA (w/Tatishvili); 2008 - Auckland (w/Koryttseva); 2007 - ITF/Sea Island, GA-USA (w/Kops-Jones), ITF/Saint Raphael-FRA (w/Makarova); 2003 - ITF/Charlottesville, VA-USA (w/Mattek-Sands); 2002 - ITF/Nottingham-GBR (w/Grant); 2001 - ITF/Pittsburgh, PA-USA (w/Schlukebir); 2000 - Shanghai (w/Tanasugarn); 1999 - ITF/Rockford, IL-USA (w/Schlukebir); 1998 - ITF/Miami, FL-USA (w/Valekova).
Finalist (1): 1999 - Bratislava (w/Barabanschikova).

ADDITIONAL
American Pan American Team, 1999.

WTA Year-End Top 100 Rankings

1999: #80
2000: #44
2001: #55 [Career high at #41 on 23 April 2000]
2007: #94

Sources:

Osterloh never stopped learning

Osterloh never stopped learning

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Lilia Osterloh retires from tennis: ‘I’m really grateful that I’m able to give back’

Lilia Osterloh-Snape, an NCAA champion and former WTA Top 50 player, returned to Wimbledon to make her retirement official.

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RUANO PASCUAL, VIRGINIA (nee Virginia Ruano-Pascual)
Spain
Born 21 September 1973 in Madrid, Spain.
Nickname: 'Vivi"
Played: Right-handed with a one-handed backhand
[Active 1989-2010]

A doubles powerhouse. She won 10 slams in doubles and 1 in mixed doubles Made 9 consecutive grand slam doubles finals with Paola Suarez from 2002 to 2004. 8 of her 10 slams were with Suarez. After Suarez retired Virginia won an additional 2 slams (the 2008 and 2009 French Opens) with Anabel Medina Garrigues.

Best on clay, on faster surfaces Ruano Pascual tended to be overpowered by the Williams sisters when Serena and Venus were playing.

Vivi was no slouch in singles. 10 consecutive years in the top 100 (and 12 in all) plus 2 quarters in majors tops most
women who have ever played the WTA.

But it is in doubles that the smiling cheerful Spaniard will be remembered for.

Initially, she hyphenated her family names, but she has omitted the hyphen since 1998

Grand Slam and major highlights (all in doubles)

1 title* Australian Open winner (2003) . 2003 finalist
6 titles French Open winner (2001-2002, 2003, 2004, and 2008-2009)
3 titles Wimbledon (2002-2003, and 2006)
3 titles US Open (2002-2004)

2 silver medals at the 2004 and 2008 Olympics.

Coached by Gabriel Urpi ... Omitted hyphen between family names in 1998 ... Father, Juan Manuel, works for Iberia Airlines; mother, Virginia, is a housewife; brother, Juan Ramón, is a tennis pro at a club; sister, Marbella, works in administration ... Hobbies include watching sports (especially handball) and going to movies ... Favorites include Kevin Costner, Hawaii and paella.

SINGLES
Winner (3): 2003 - Tashkent; 2001 - ITF/Sarasota, FL-USA; 1998 - Budapest; 1997 - Cardiff; 1996 - ITF/Bronx, NY-USA; 1995 - ITF/Zaragoza-ESP; 1992 - ITF/Bilbao-ESP.

DOUBLES
Winner (43): 2010 - Warsaw (w/Shaughnessy); 2009 - Roland Garros (w/Medina Garrigues); 2008 - Hobart, Roland Garros, Portoroz (all w/Medina Garrigues); 2007 - Stockholm (w/Medina Garrigues); 2006 - Los Angeles, Beijing, Seoul (all w/Suárez); 2005 - Dubai, Indian Wells, Roland Garros (all w/Suárez), Charleston, San Diego (both w/Martínez); 2004 - Australian Open, Indian Wells, Charleston, Roland Garros, US Open, Luxembourg (all w/Suárez); 2003 - Charleston, Berlin, New Haven, US Open, Tour Championships (all w/Suárez); 2002 - Bogota, Acapulco, Rome, Roland Garros, Montréal, US Open, Bahia (all w/Suárez), Bali (w/Black); 2001 - Antwerp (w/Callens), Madrid, Roland Garros (both w/Suárez), Knokke-Heist (w/Serna); 2000 - Hilton Head, Sopot (both w/Suárez); 1999 - Madrid (w/Suárez); 1998 - Hobart, Budapest, Rome (all w/Suárez); 1995 - ITF/Lerida-ESP (w/Quentrec Eagle); 1992 - ITF/Valencia-ESP (w/Bottini), ITF/Porto-POR (w/Jaggard-Lai), ITF/Bilbao-ESP (w/Bes); 1991 - ITF/Torino-ITA, ITF/Porto-POR, ITF/Vigo-ESP (all w/Bes), ITF/Mantova-ITA (w/Maruska); 1990 - ITF/Cascais-POR, ITF/Lerida-ESP (both w/Bes).
Finalist (35): 2009 - Marbella (w/Medina Garrigues); 2008 - Birmingham (w/Bremond), Olympics (w/Medina Garrigues); 2007 - Hobart, Amelia Island, 's-Hertogenbosch (all w/Medina Garrigues); 2006 - Sydney, Wimbledon (both w/Suárez), Indian Wells, Charleston (both w/Shaughnessy); 2005 - Toronto, Bangkok, Linz (all w/Martínez); 2004 - Auckland, Rome, San Diego, Moscow, Zürich (all w/Suárez), Los Angeles, Olympics (both w/Martínez); 2003 - Australian Open, Amelia Island, Roland Garros, Wimbledon, Zürich (all w/Suárez); 2002 - Miami, Wimbledon (both w/Suárez); 2001 - Hobart (w/Dragomir Ilie), Acapulco, Indian Wells, Charleston (all w/Suárez); 2000 - Roland Garros, New Haven (both w/Suárez), Palermo (w/Dragomir Ilie); 1999 - Budapest (w/Montalvo).

MIXED DOUBLES
Winner (1): 2001 - Roland Garros (w/Carbonell).

ADDITIONAL
Spanish Fed Cup Team, 1992-97, 1999-2004, 2006-07; Spanish Olympic Team, 1996, 2004, 2008.

Ruano (on the left) with Anabel Medina Garrigues holding the French trophy

WTA Year-End Top 100 Ranking (Singles)

1995 :#64 [Quaterfinals of French Open]
1996: #98
1997: #54
1998: #32
1999: #85 [Career high at #28 on 12 April 1999]
2000: #89
2001: #56
2002: #65
2003: #55 [Quaterfinals of Australian Open]
2004: #64
2006: #67
2007: #87

Virginia Ruano Pascual - Wikipedia

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Virginia Ruano Pascual | Player Stats & More – WTA Official

Get the latest Player Stats on Virginia Ruano Pascual including her videos, highlights, and more at the official Women's Tennis Association website.

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Virginia Ruano Pascual retires

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SUCHA, MARTINA (Martina Suchá)
Slovakia
Born in Nové Zámky, Slovakia
Height: 5' 7" (1.70)
[Active 1996-2008]

Career High Singles: #37 on 22 April 2002.

Best grandslam tournament result: 4th round - Australian Open 2002. Her best year was probably 2004 where she made three tour finals and won Quebec City

Currently being coached by M.Mihal; physical trainer is Tomas Kampmiller ... Father, Henrich Suchy and mother, Margita Sucha are both doctors; brother, Marek Suchy, is student of economics and plays ice hockey ... In her spare time likes shopping and reading (favorite author is Michal Viewegh) ... Favorite movies are Trainspotting and American Beauty; favorite TV show is The Simpsons.

Career Highlights:

SINGLES
Winner (2) (5 ITF titles): 2007 - ITF/Ismaning-GER; 2004 - Quebec City; 2003 - ITF/Grado-ITA; 2002 - Hobart; 1999 - ITF/Ettenheim-GER; 1998 - ITF/Valasske Mezirici-CZE; 1997 - ITF/Cluj 2-ROU.
Finalist (4): 2006 - Rabat; 2004 - Budapest, Guangzhou; 2001 - Bratislava.
Semifinalist (2): 2002 - Helsinki; 2001 - Quebec City.
Quarterfinalist (13): 2007 - Pattaya City; 2006 - Stockholm, Forest Hills, Portoroz, Quebec City; 2005 - Stockholm, Forest Hills, Budapest, Philadelphia; 2004 - Estoril; 2002 - Budapest; 2001 - Casablanca; 2000 - Kuala Lampur.

DOUBLES
Winner: 1999 - ITF/Prague Pruhonice-CZE (w/Vildova); 1997 - ITF/Torun-POL (w/Kucerova).

ADDITIONAL
Slovak Fed Cup Team, 2002, 2004-05; Slovak Olympic Team, 2004.

WTA Year-End Top 100 Rankings

2001: #66
2002: #64 [Career High Singles: #37 on 22 April 2002]
2003: #89
2004: #57
2005: #90
2006: #84

Sources:

Martina Suchá - Wikipedia

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Martina Sucha retired!!! :(

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DANIILIDOU, ELENI
Greece
Born 19 September 1982 in Hania, Crete, Greece
Height: 5' 11" (1.82m)
Played: Right-handed
[Active 1996-2018]

2003 Australian Open Mixed Doubles finalist with Todd Woodbridge

[WTA profile]

Mother, Sissi, is housewife; father, Vasileios, is dentist; older brother, Nicolas, is also a dentist, and older sister, Christina, is an aerobic trainer ... Favorite shot is backhand; favorite surfaces are grass and hard ... Enjoys Paris because of the people and atmosphere at Roland Garros, her favorite tournament ... Person most admired is the late Princess Diana; tennis idol is Pete Sampras.

The # Greek player in many decades until Maria Sakkari in the 2010's. Prone to knee injuries. Her 2008 knee injury effectively finished her as a top 50 player. Made round of 16 3 times at majors.

Career Highlights

SINGLES
Winner (5): 2008 - Hobart; 2006 - Seoul; 2004 - Auckland; 2003 - Auckland; 2002 - 's-Hertogenbosch.
Finalist (1): 2002 - Bahia.

DOUBLES
Winner (3): 2011 - Tashkent (w/Diatchenko); 2010 - Istanbul (w/Woehr); 2004 - Stanford (w/Pratt).
Finalist (9): 2013 - Bad Gastein (w/Barrois), Baku (w/Krunic); 2011 - Estoril (w/Krajicek); 2008 - Hobart (w/Woehr); 2007 - Seoul (w/Woehr); 2006 - Hasselt (w/Woehr); 2005 - Birmingham (w/Russell); 2004 - Antwerp (w/Casanova); 2003 - Warsaw (w/Schiavone).

MIXED DOUBLES
Finalist (1): 2003 - Australian Open (w/Woodbridge).

ADDITIONAL
Greek Fed Cup Team, 1998, 2000-02, 2004, 2009-11; Greek Olympic Team, 2000, 2004, 2008.

WTA Year-End Top 100 Rankings

2001: #84
2002: #22
2003: #26 [Career high at #14 on 12 May 2003]
2004: #34
2005: #70
2006: #36
2007: #43
2011: #90
2012: #100

Eleni Daniilidou - Wikipedia

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