Martina Navrátilová
Martina Navrátilová (born the October 18th, 1956) is a Czechoslovakian tennis player of origin naturalized American in 1981. She played on the lathe simple woman WTA of 1973 with 1994. She is the most titrated player history of female, simple and double tennis confused. She gained 18 major titles of 1978 to 1990 including nine with Wimbledon where she succeeds in obtaining 6 titles of continuation of 1982 to 1987 thanks to her play of attack to the flight. She gained also 167 tournaments into simple and 177 in double including 31 in major competitions, auquels are added 10 tournaments of the large slam gained in double mixte.
Its competition with Chris Evert animated the female circuit during years.
She carried out the large-slam into double ladies in 1984, with WFP Shriver. She supplemented the super-slam by gaining at least once each of the three titles (simple, double ladies, doubles mixed) of the four tournaments of the large-slam. 84 times it gained a tournament at the same time into simple and double.
Martina Navrátilová is also militant for the rights of the lesbians, gays, bisexual and transgenres (LGBT). Spokesperson of the world first Outgames 2006, Martina Navrátilová solemnly read the July 29th 2006, with the Olympic medal Mark Tewksbury, the Déclaration of Montreal, resulting from the World conference on the rights of the LGBT, which was taken place with Montreal, Canada. This declaration requires the respect of the rights of the LGBT everywhere in the world and formulates many revendications.
Martina Navrátilová founded the " Martina Navratilova Youth Foundation" for the young people in difficulty and is militant Végétarienne for the rights of the animals.
__TOC__
Prize list Martina Navrátilová
Course in Large Slam
Cut of the Federation
Classifications at the end of the season (simple)
| Random links: | Only against all | Avrigney-Virey | Nésosubsilicate | Golléré | Jean Deruelle | Cabinda_(province) |