Başak Eraydın
Turkish tennis player with WTA titles
Born
June 21st, 1994
31 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Turkey
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A professional tennis player from Turkey, competed in singles and doubles events on the WTA Tour. Gained attention through participation in various international tournaments. Achieved highest singles ranking of 124 in April 2019, and highest doubles ranking of 92 in February 2020. Represented Turkey in several Fed Cup ties and made significant contributions to the national team.
Achieved highest singles ranking of 124
Achieved highest doubles ranking of 92
Competed in multiple WTA tournaments
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