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Martina Navrátilová (ur.18 października 1956 w Pradze) – czeska i amerykańska tenisistka, jedna z najwybitniejszych przedstawicielek tej dyscypliny: wielokrotna mistrzyni turniejów wielkoszlemowych we wszystkich konkurencjach, zdobywczyni Klasycznego Wielkiego Szlema w deblu, Niekalendarzowego i Karierowego Wielkiego Szlema, Pucharu Federacji zarówno dla Stanów Zjednoczonych, jak i ...
Information med symbolet hentes fra Wikidata. Kildehenvisninger foreligger sammesteds. Martina Navrátilová (født som Martina Šubertová 18. oktober 1956 i Řevnice, Prag, Tjekkiet) er en tjekkisk - amerikansk tennisspiller. Hun er verdens mest vindende tennisspiller nogensinde på tværs af kønnene. [1] Martina Navratilova spillede med ...
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Martina Navratilova took women's tennis to a new level with her speed, determination and agility. She won the Wimbledon women's singles title a record nine times and has been described by many as "the greatest singles, doubles, and mixed doubles player who's ever lived".
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Navratilova was born Martina Subertova in Czechoslovakia and took the name of her stepfather (Navratil), adding the “ova” as the female distinction. She began playing tennis at age 4. In 1972 at age 15 she won the Czechoslovakian national tennis championship and year later was competing on the tour, though she didn’t turn professional until 1975.
Martina Navrátilová ( pronuncia ⓘ) nata Šubertová ( Řevnice, 18 ottobre 1956) è un' allenatrice di tennis ed ex tennista ceca naturalizzata statunitense dal 9 gennaio 2008. Considerata una delle migliori tenniste di tutti i tempi, detiene tre record assoluti, a livello sia femminile sia maschile: maggior numero di titoli vinti (344 ...
