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Steffi Graf
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Steffi Graf , 1969-, German tennis player. A powerful...winning the 1984 Olympic demonstration event. Graf won her first major title, the French Open...singles gold medal. Before retiring in 1999, Graf held the top world ranking a record 186 consecutive...
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Graf, Steffi
Book article from: World Encyclopedia
Graf, Steffi ( Stephanie ) (1969– ) German tennis player. Graf succeeded Martina Navratilova as the world...she won all four Grand Slam tournaments. Graf's powerful serve and forehand play dominated...
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Wimbledon singles champions
Book article from: World Encyclopedia
...Navratilova USA 1988 Stefan Edberg Sweden Steffi Graf W. Germany 1989 Boris Becker W. Germany Steffi Graf W. Germany 1990 Stefan Edberg...USA 1991 Michael Stich Germany Steffi Graf Germany 1992 Andre Agassi USA Steffi...
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US Open tennis champions
Book article from: World Encyclopedia
...Women 1989 Boris Becker (Ger) Steffi Graf (Ger) 1990 Pete Sampras (US...Yug) 1993 Pete Sampras (US) Steffi Graf (Ger) 1994 Andre Agassi (US...Sp) 1995 Pete Sampras (US) Steffi Graf (Ger) 1996 Pete Sampras (US...
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Martina Navratilova
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
...competition between Martina Navratilova and Steffi Graf. Navratilova, 31, was the defending...On the other side of the net was Graf, 19, a West German who had lost...Navratilova had won the first, 7-5, but Graf had rebounded with an impressive 6...
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Andre Kirk Agassi
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...whimsical demeanor as for his winning record. He again won the French and U.S. opens in 1999 and Australian open in 2000, 2001, and 2003, and won 60 singles titles during his career. Agassi, who retired in 2006, is married to Steffi Graf .
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Seles, Monica
Book article from: World Encyclopedia
...years (1991–93). Seles' career was briefly halted in 1993 when she was stabbed by a fan of her rival, Steffi Graf . She resumed competitive play in 1995, and reclaimed her Australian title in 1996.
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Monica Seles
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...Open again before she was stabbed in the back during a tournament in Hamburg, Germany, by a self-described fan of Steffi Graf . Although her wound was apparently superficial, Seles stayed away from competitive tennis for two years, disturbed...
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