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Hana Mandlikova

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Highlights

 Hana’s top Five Wimbledon Moments 

Hana’s history at Wimbledon through 5 crucial matches
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 1986 Wimbledon 

Hana beats Chris Evert and reaches final
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1980 Wimbledon

Hana loses a close match to eventual winner, Evonne Goolagong
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1981 Wimbledon

Hana loses to Chris Evert-Lloyd in fourth consecutive Slam final
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Bio

Hana Mandlikova, pure tennis talent? 
They are the ones who speak best about it:

« One word to describe Hana Mandlikova?” “TALENT!”
Chris Evert Lloyd
Chris Evert LloydFantastic Tennis podcast, Dec. 2021
“Of all the players I competed against, Hana Mandlikova had the most talent”
Tracy Austin
Tracy AustinBeyond Center Court, My story – 1992
“But I was never threatened by Hana because she was Czech, I was threatened by her because of the way she played tennis”
Martina Navratilova
Martina NavratilovaHana by Malcolm Folley – 1989
“Hana lifted the game to the heavens”
Bud Collins
Bud CollinsTennis Hall of Fame induction speech, Fox Sports Network, July 10, 1994
“This Czech girl, Hana Mandlikova talent-wise, she has more than anybody since Goolagong."
Virginia Wade
Virginia WadeSt Louis Dispatch, Oct. 19, 1980
“There was no one more exciting to watch than Hana Mandlikova”
Billie Jean King
Billie Jean KingTHOF induction, Fox Sports, July 10, 1994
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4 Grand Slam victories from 8 finals played, 26 WTA Tour victories, 3 Federation Cups and a world No. 3 ranking are the factual summaries of Hana Mandlikova’s career.

Beyond the facts and figures, Hana Mandlikova’s greatest victory is to have made a success of her life and to be happy:

 

“As you get older, tennis matches are not as important as life, or kids, or family — things like that. I think the most important thing, when you stop playing tennis… is to enjoy your life and to be happy.”

Hana Mandlikova

WTA Legends, May 2020

Year-by-year

Relive every tournament Hana played, AS IF YOU WERE THERE!

1978
1978 World Junior Champion - Matches : 42 W, 10L - WTA #37
1979
Tournaments : 5 W - Matches : 50W, 17 L - WTA : #17
1980
Tournaments : 6 wins, 4 finals - Matches : 75W, 18 L - Colgate Series Grand Prix : #1 WTA : #4
1981
Tournaments : 4 wins, 4 finals - Matches : 58W, 20 L - WTA #5
1982
Tournaments : 3 Finals - Matches : 38W, 19L - WTA : #7
1983
Tournaments : 2 Finals-Federation Cup Victory - WTA : #12
1984
Tournaments : 5 Wins, 1 Final - Matches : 51W, 10 L - WTA #3
1985
Tournaments : 3 Wins, 3 Finals - Matches : 60W, 14 L - WTA #3
1986
Tournaments : 5 Finals - Matches : 48W, 15L - WTA : #4
1987
Tournaments : 3 Wins, 2 Finals - Matches : 50W, 13L - WTA : #5
1988
Matches : 14W, 7L - WTA : #29
1989
Matches : 33W, 18L- WTA : #14
1990
Matches : 8W, 9L - WTA 1990 : NR
1977
1977 Orange Bowl (U16)
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What’s up?

July 1, 2024 updates

from July 1st : retrospective for some Hana’s runs at Wimbledon

1984 Wimbledon: Hana lost to Chris Evert through a bad buzz

1985 Wimbledon, an exhausted Hana upset by Liz Smylie

1979 Wimbledon : Hana’s first Main Draw appearance

Check Hana’s Youtube Channel, which is now over 400,000 views. More than 90 videos of matches, highlights, portraits, latest one : 1986 Wimbledon quarterfinal vs Lori McNeil

2022 VIDEO INTERVIEW  One hour video for Tennis Hall of Fame, filmed in Delray Beach.  Hana  reflects on her versatile playing style, career highlights, Federation Cup 1986 with Navratilova’s come back in Prag and joy of motherhood.

From The All England Club
Hana’s journey at Wimbledon

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