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Mauresmo |
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| Birthdate: |
July 5 1979 |
| Birthplace: |
France |
| Height: |
5' 9'' (1.75 m) |
| Weight: |
152 lbs. (69 kg) |
| Plays: |
Right-handed |
| Residence: |
Switzerland |
| Turned Pro: |
2000 |
| Current WTA Ranking
- Singles: |
1 |
| Career |
2003 – first in Top 5; reaching QF or better in 14 of 17 events ； leading up to Roland Garros (first QF in nine attempts there) 。
2004 – Best season to date, highlighted by career-best five titles, reaching world No.1 and winning Olympic silver medal; after US Open on September 13, became the 14th woman since inception of rankings to reach No.1 ； QF at Roland Garros ， US Open and Australian Open 。
2005 - Second straight Top 3 finish; year highlighted by four titles, incl. first season-ending Championships; fell prior to QF at only five of 19 events ； won seven of nine Tour doubles matches of season, reaching first Grand Slam doubles final at Wimbledon 。
2006 - Lost opening match of season at Sydney, but rebounded at Australian Open, capturing career-first Grand Slam title ； Later, moved back up to No.2 for first time in over nine months; in March, returned to No.1 for second time (first time since September 2004); ranked and seeded No.1 at a Grand Slam for the first time, upset in 4r at Roland Garros; won second Grand Slam of season at Wimbledon |
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