Elizaveta Kulichkova

Tennis player and Russian Open champion

Elizaveta Kulichkova - Athletes & Sports Figures born April 12th, 1996
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This individual is a professional tennis player with significant achievements in junior and professional circuits. Competed in various international tournaments, securing her position as a promising talent in the sport. Achievements include winning several ITF singles titles. Additionally, participated in Grand Slam qualifiers, showcasing her skill and determination at the highest levels of competition. Her career milestones continue to inspire upcoming players in tennis.

Won multiple ITF singles titles

Competed in Grand Slam qualifiers

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