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Françoise Dürr Françoise Dürr (* 25. Dezember 1942 in Algier, Algerien) ist eine ehemalige französische Tennisspielerin. Zwischen 1967 und 1976 gewann sie zwölf Grand-Slam-Titel[...] Dezember 1942 in Algier, Algerien) ist eine ehemalige französische Tennisspielerin.
25. Dez. 2022 · Françoise Dürr. Her strangest shot was certainly her backhand, which she played with her wrist bent, her grip sometimes forcing her to put her knee down to hit the ball in good conditions. Durr herself explained to the WTA: “Since I started playing without a coach, I developed an unacademic grip by placing my index finger flat on the shaft ...
Das Damendoppel der Wimbledon Championships 1968 war ein Tenniswettbewerb in London.. Titelverteidigerin waren Rosie Casals und Billie Jean King.Das Finale bestritten Rosie Casals und Billie Jean King gegen Françoise Dürr und Ann Jones, das Casals und King in drei Sätzen gewannen.
24. Mai 2019 · Twenty-five years ago, a then-19-year-old Pierce stunned the sport by blasting her way to the French Open final, becoming the first Frenchwoman since Françoise Dürr won the title in 1967 to get ...
0 6. Australien Ray Ruffels Australien Karen Krantzcke 2. Runde 0 7. Frankreich Jean-Claude Barclay Frankreich Françoise Dürr Sieg 0 8. Frankreich Pierre Darmon Frankreich Rosy Darmon Viertelfinale Zeichenerklärung Q = Qualifikant WC = Wildcard LL = Lucky Loser ITF = qualifiziert über ITF-Ranking ALT = Ersatz (alternate) PR = Protected Ranking SE = Special Exempt r = Aufgabe (retired) d ...
French tennis player Françoise or Frankie Dürr at the 1973 Wimbledon Championships in London, UK, July 1973. French tennis player Francoise Durr in action during competition to reach the semifinals of the Women's singles tournament at the Wimbledon Lawn...
Françoise Dürr left the team for the final time in 1980, leaving the team in a rather weak state despite the re-addition of Benedetti; of the WTA in the Year-End 1979, Thibault was the highest-ranked at No. 75, while Simon was the only other player to compete in Fed Cup who was within the Top 100 (at No. 84).
