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Amelie Mauresmo

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Amelie Mauresmo (Amélie Mauresmo)
* 5. July 1979 in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, France

France
Grand Slam results:

1995 - 2009 in women's doubles she reached insgesamt 20 times the first round bis zum Final a Grand Slam tournament

1995 in women's singles she reached the first round at French Open

1996 in women's singles she reached the second round at French Open

1997 in women's singles she reached the second round at French Open

1998 in women's singles she reached the third round at Australian Open

1998 in women's singles she reached the first round at French Open

1998 in women's singles she reached the second round in Wimbledon 

1998 in women's singles she reached the third round at US Open

1999 she reached in women's singles (ungesetzt) the Final the Australian Open against Martina Hingis 2:6 3:6

1999 in women's singles she reached the second round at French Open

1999 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at the US Open

2000 in women's singles she reached the second round at Australian Open

2000 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at the French Open

2000 in women's singles she reached the first round in Wimbledon

2001 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at the Australian Open

2001 in women's singles she reached the first round at French Open

2001 in women's singles she reached the third round at Wimbledon

2001 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at the US Open

2001 she won in women's singles the German Open

2002 in women's singles she reached the quarter-finals at Australian Open

2002 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at the French Open

2002 in women's singles she reached the semi-finals at Wimbledon

2002 in women's singles she reached the semi-finals at US Open

2003 in women's singles she reached the quarter-finals at French Open

2003 in women's singles she reached the quarter-finals at US Open

2003 she won in women's singles the Federation Cup

2004 in women's singles she reached the quarter-finals at Australian Open

2004 in women's singles she reached the quarter-finals at French Open

2004 in women's singles she reached the semi-finals at Wimbledon

2004 in women's singles she reached the quarter-finals at US Open 

2004 she won bei den Olympischen Spielen in Athens the Silbermedaille against Justine Henin-Hardenne

2005 in women's singles she reached the quarter-finals at Australian Open

2005 in women's singles she reached the third round at French Open

2005 in women's singles she reached the semi-finals at Wimbledon

2005 in women's singles she reached the quarter-finals at US Open 

2006 she won in women's singles at the Australian Open against Justine Henin-Hardenne 6:1 2:0 (a.)

2006 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at the French Open

2006 she won in women's singles at Wimbledon against Justine Henin-Hardenne 2:6 6:3 6:4

2006 in women's singles she reached the semi-finals at US Open

2007 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at the Australian Open

2007 in women's singles she reached the third round at French Open

2007 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at Wimbledon

2008 in women's singles she reached the third round at Australian Open

2008 in women's singles she reached the second round at French Open

2008 in women's singles she reached the third round at Wimbledon

2008 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at the US Open

2009 in women's singles she reached the third round at Australian Open

2009 in women's singles she reached the first round at French Open

2009 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at Wimbledon

2009 in women's singles she reached the second round at US Open


On 3 December 2009, at a press conference in Issy-les-Moulineaux, a suburb of Paris, she announced in tears her retirement from professional tennis


Prize money US $ 15.022.476.-
Published by tennis-aaron on 12 May 2016 at 16:45.