İpek Öz

Turkish Tennis Player, National Champion

İpek Öz - Athletes & Sports Figures born July 8th, 1999
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A professional tennis player specializing in singles and doubles. Achieved notable success in junior competitions, and transitioned to the professional circuit in the late 2010s. Represented Turkey in various international tournaments, contributing to the country's visibility in the sport. Participated in ITF Women’s Circuit events and earned several titles, demonstrating skill and consistency on the court.

Won the Turkish National Tennis Championship

Represented Turkey in ITF tournaments

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