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Amélie Mauresmo
Amelie Mauresmo
French tennis player.
Wikipedia | Amélie Mauresmo
External Pages About Amélie Mauresmo
Encyclopædia Britannica Online
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Olympics.com Athlete
BBC Things
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France 24 Topic (French)
Statements about
Amélie Mauresmo
Sex or Gender
Female
Country of Citizenship
France
Place of Birth
Occupation
Award Received
Knight of the Legion of Honour
Officer of the National Order of Merit
(11/29/2023)
Point in Time
:
11/29/2023
Image
Date of Birth
7/5/1979
Handedness
Instance Of
Human
Described by Source
Given Name
Participant In
Residence
Height
175 centimetre
Mass
69 kilogram
Name in Native Language
Amélie Mauresmo
Pronunciation Audio
:
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Sport
Prize Money
15,022,476 United States dollar
Retrieved
:
9/28/2020
Country for Sport
France
Head Coach
Ranking
1
(9/13/2004)
Point in Time
:
9/13/2004
29
(6/26/2006)
Point in Time
:
6/26/2006
End of Work Period
12/3/2009
Start of Work Period
1993
Member of Sports Team
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
French
Sexual Orientation
Lesbianism
Number of Children
2
Family Name
International Tennis Hall of Fame
(2015)
Point in Time
:
2015
Saint-Germain-en-Laye
Isabelle Demongeot
(1999 - 2002)
Start Time
:
1999
End Time
:
2002
Mauresmo
Tennis
Geneva
Sport
:
Tennis Doubles
Sport
:
Tennis Singles
Amélie
Right-Handedness
Tennis at the 2000 Summer Olympics
Tennis Coach
(2010 - )
Start Time
:
2010
Tennis Player
(1993 - 2009)
Start Time
:
1993
End Time
:
2009
Lentapedia
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Q17316873
Title
:
Моресмо, Амели
Tennis at the 2004 Summer Olympics – Women's Singles
Award Received
:
Olympic Silver Medal
Französische Billie-Jean-King-Cup-Mannschaft
(1998 - 2009)
Start Time
:
1998
End Time
:
2009
Loïc Courteau
(2002 - 2008)
Start Time
:
2002
End Time
:
2008
Alexia Dechaume-Balleret
(2000 - 2002)
Start Time
:
2000
End Time
:
2002
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