Jana Novotná
Also known as Jana Novotna
tenista checa
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Jana Novotná was a Czech professional tennis player who competed from the 1980s until her retirement, becoming one of the notable athletes of her era. She is remembered as an important figure in tennis history during a period when the sport was growing internationally.
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- Slovakia
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- Spi Isuse, spi...2022
- POKLONY2023
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Jana Novotná (Brno, Checoslovaquia; 2 de octubre de 1968-19 de noviembre de 2017) fue una tenista checa. Se la recuerda especialmente por ganar el título individual femenino de Wimbledon en 1998 y por llorar en el hombro de la Duquesa de Kent después de perder la final individual de 1993. Novotná también ganó 12 títulos de dobles del Grand Slam y 4 títulos de dobles mixtos del Grand Slam.
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