Antonia Lottner
Professional Tennis Player - German Championships
Born
August 13th, 1996
28 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Germany
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Competed at a high level in women's tennis, participating in various international tournaments. Achieved significant rankings within the Women's Tennis Association (WTA). Won multiple titles in lower-tier tournaments and reached advanced rounds in prestigious events. Represented Germany in team competitions, contributing to the national team's efforts.
Won the German National Tennis Championships
Achieved a WTA singles ranking of 100
Competed in Grand Slam qualifying rounds
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