Justine Henin
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Grand Slam results:
1999 in women's singles she reached the second round at French Open
1999 in women's singles she reached the first round at Wimbledon
2000 in women's singles she reached the second round at Australian Open
2000 in women's singles she reached the first round at Wimbledon
2000 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at the US Open
2001 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at the Australian Open
2001 in women's doubles she reached with Evie Dominikovic the first round at Australian Open
2001 in women's singles she reached the semi-finals at French Open
2001 in women's doubles she reached with Elena Tararkova the Semi-final of the French Open
2001 she reached the final in women's singles at Wimbledon against Venus Williams 1:6 6:3 0:6
2001 in women's doubles she reached with Magui Serna the round of sixteen at Wimbledon
2001 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at the US Open
2001 in women's doubles she reached with Meghann Shaughnessy the second round at US Open
2002 in women's singles she reached the quarter-finals at Australian Open
2002 in women's singles she reached the first round at French Open
2002 in women's singles she reached the semi-finals at Wimbledon
2002 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at the US Open
2002 in women's doubles she reached with Conchita Martinez Granados the second round at US Open
2003 in women's singles she reached the semi-finals at Australian Open
2003 in women's doubles she reached with Elena Bovina the round of sixteen at the Australian Open
2003 she won in women's singles the French Open against Kim Clijsters 6:0 6:4
2003 in women's singles she reached the semi-finals at Wimbledon
2003 she won in women's singles at the US Open against Kim Clijsters 7:5 6:1
2004 she won in women's singles at the Australian Open against Kim Clijsters 6:3 4:6 6:3
2004 in women's singles she reached the second round at French Open
2004 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at the US Open
2005 she won in women's singles the French Open against Mary Pierce 6:1 6:1
2005 in women's singles she reached the first round at Wimbledon
2005 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at the US Open
2006 she reached the final in women's singles at the Australian Open against Amelie Mauresmo 1:6 0:2 (a.)
2006 she won in women's singles the French Open against Swetlana Kusnezowa 6:4 6:4
2006 she reached the final in women's singles at Wimbledon against Amelie Mauresmo 6:2 3:6 4:6
2006 she reached the final in women's singles at the US Open against Maria Scharapowa 4:6 4:6
2007 she won in women's singles the French Open against Ana Ivanovic 6:1 6:2
2007 she reached the semi-finals in women's singles at Wimbledon Maria Scharapowa 4:6 4:6
2007 she won in women's singles at the US Open against Swetlana Kusnezowa 6:1 6:3
2008 in women's singles she reached the quarter-finals at Australian Open
2010 she reached the final in women's singles at the Australian Open against Serena Williams 4:6 6:3 2:6
2010 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at the French Open
2010 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at Wimbledon
2011 in women's singles she reached the third round at Australian Open
According to a press release dated 14.05.08, she has retired from competitive tennis.
At the end of 2009 she returns to the WTA Tour and in 2010 to the Australian Open
Justine Henin has ended her career for the second time. The 28-year-old announced this on her website on Wednesday, 26 January 2011; persistent elbow problems were the reason. After a year and a half away, Henin returned to the Tour at the start of 2010, but had to take another injury break after Wimbledon.
Prize money US $ 20.863.335.-
You will also find the earliest tennis players from the beginnings of the sport here.
Birth years from approximately 1850 onwards.
Professional women players born from 1980 to 1989. Over 3000 Grand Slam players are listed here.
Grand Slam results:1999 in women's singles she reached the second round at French Open
1999 in women's singles she reached the first round at Wimbledon
2000 in women's singles she reached the second round at Australian Open
2000 in women's singles she reached the first round at Wimbledon
2000 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at the US Open
2001 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at the Australian Open
2001 in women's doubles she reached with Evie Dominikovic the first round at Australian Open
2001 in women's singles she reached the semi-finals at French Open
2001 in women's doubles she reached with Elena Tararkova the Semi-final of the French Open
2001 she reached the final in women's singles at Wimbledon against Venus Williams 1:6 6:3 0:6
2001 in women's doubles she reached with Magui Serna the round of sixteen at Wimbledon
2001 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at the US Open
2001 in women's doubles she reached with Meghann Shaughnessy the second round at US Open
2002 in women's singles she reached the quarter-finals at Australian Open
2002 in women's singles she reached the first round at French Open
2002 in women's singles she reached the semi-finals at Wimbledon
2002 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at the US Open
2002 in women's doubles she reached with Conchita Martinez Granados the second round at US Open
2003 in women's singles she reached the semi-finals at Australian Open
2003 in women's doubles she reached with Elena Bovina the round of sixteen at the Australian Open
2003 she won in women's singles the French Open against Kim Clijsters 6:0 6:4
2003 in women's singles she reached the semi-finals at Wimbledon
2003 she won in women's singles at the US Open against Kim Clijsters 7:5 6:1
2004 she won in women's singles at the Australian Open against Kim Clijsters 6:3 4:6 6:3
2004 in women's singles she reached the second round at French Open
2004 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at the US Open
2005 she won in women's singles the French Open against Mary Pierce 6:1 6:1
2005 in women's singles she reached the first round at Wimbledon
2005 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at the US Open
2006 she reached the final in women's singles at the Australian Open against Amelie Mauresmo 1:6 0:2 (a.)
2006 she won in women's singles the French Open against Swetlana Kusnezowa 6:4 6:4
2006 she reached the final in women's singles at Wimbledon against Amelie Mauresmo 6:2 3:6 4:6
2006 she reached the final in women's singles at the US Open against Maria Scharapowa 4:6 4:6
2007 she won in women's singles the French Open against Ana Ivanovic 6:1 6:2
2007 she reached the semi-finals in women's singles at Wimbledon Maria Scharapowa 4:6 4:6
2007 she won in women's singles at the US Open against Swetlana Kusnezowa 6:1 6:3
2008 in women's singles she reached the quarter-finals at Australian Open
2010 she reached the final in women's singles at the Australian Open against Serena Williams 4:6 6:3 2:6
2010 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at the French Open
2010 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at Wimbledon
2011 in women's singles she reached the third round at Australian Open
According to a press release dated 14.05.08, she has retired from competitive tennis.
At the end of 2009 she returns to the WTA Tour and in 2010 to the Australian Open
Justine Henin has ended her career for the second time. The 28-year-old announced this on her website on Wednesday, 26 January 2011; persistent elbow problems were the reason. After a year and a half away, Henin returned to the Tour at the start of 2010, but had to take another injury break after Wimbledon.
Prize money US $ 20.863.335.-
Published by tennis-aaron on 16 April 2016 at 11:34.