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The Goddess of Tennis
Suzanne Lenglen was born in France, in 1899. She was often ill as a child, so her father told her to do lots of sport to become strong. In 1910, he gave her a tennis racket and then Suzanne played tennis all the time. Her father trained her.
When she was 15, she won her first big competition. Five years later, she won her first Wimbledon Championship. She played against Dorothea Chambers, the 40-year-old champion. Dorothea wore a long dress and a hat. Suzanne wore a short dress like a 1920s ballet dancer. People were very shocked because they could see her legs and arms, but Suzanne changed tennis fashion for ever.
Suzanne won Wimbledon every year from 1919 to 1925, but she didn’t win it in 1924 because she was ill. She won two gold medals and a bronze medal at the 1920 Olympics. She also won the French Championships six times from 1920 to 1926. Then she decided to become a professional player, but she had to stop playing because she was often ill. Later, she opened a tennis school in Paris.
In 1938, she became very ill and died – she was just 39 years old. Suzanne was the first famous woman tennis player. People called her ‘the Goddess of Tennis’. They loved watching her play. She was like a ballerina on the tennis court.

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- She did play tennis because her father gave her a tennis racket

-In 1914 she won her first competition

- In 1919 she won her first Wimbledon Championship

- Suzanne wore a short dress like 1929s ballet dancer.

- She won Wimbledon for 6 consecutive years

- She won two golden medals and a bronze medal in 1920 Olympics

- She was 39 years old when she died