Helena Suková

Czech-Monacan tennis player and doubles champion

Helena Suková - Athletes & Sports Figures born February 23rd, 1965
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Accomplished tennis player, achieved significant success in both singles and doubles formats. Won a total of four Grand Slam doubles titles, with a notable victory in the French Open. Reached the singles semifinals at both the Australian Open and Wimbledon, showcasing competitive skills on various surfaces. Represented Czechoslovakia and later the Czech Republic in international competitions, contributing to the national team's successes. Played doubles alongside leading players, earning respect in the tennis community.

Won four Grand Slam doubles titles

Reached Australian Open and Wimbledon semifinals

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