Kristina Mladenovic

French professional tennis player

Kristina Mladenovic - Athletes & Sports Figures born May 14th, 1993
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A professional tennis player from France achieved significant success in both singles and doubles competitions. In singles, reached a career-high ranking of world No. 10. In doubles, partnered with various players, including Ecaterina Mergea, to win the 2016 French Open title. Competed for France in multiple Fed Cup and Olympic tournaments.

Reached singles ranking of No. 10

Won the 2016 French Open doubles title

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