Sharapova, a former World No.1 won five Grand Slam titles during a career that spanned over a decade. Meanwhile, the Bryan twins won a record 16 major titles in men’s doubles. They spent 438 weeks as the No. 1 doubles pair
Maria Sharapova
Russian tennis ace Maria Sharapova has never been the type to look back on her accomplishments. Joining the International Tennis Hall of Fame has given her a chance to do just that.
“Wow, there was a lot of sacrifice. There was a lot of hard work, and boy was it worth it,” she said on Friday, a day before she was to be enshrined along with the dominating doubles brothers, Bob and Mike Bryan.
Sharapova, a former World No.1 won five Grand Slam titles during a career that spanned over a decade.
Meanwhile, the Bryan twins won a record 16 major titles in men’s doubles. They spent 438 weeks as the No. 1 doubles pair.
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