Justine Henin

Justine Henin, born on June 1, 1982, is a Belgian tennis legend renowned for her fierce competitiveness and graceful style of play. Rising through the ranks, she captured the hearts of tennis fans worldwide with her remarkable one-handed backhand and agile court movement. Henin's illustrious career includes seven Grand Slam singles titles, including four French Open crowns, solidifying her status as a clay court virtuoso. Known for her mental toughness and unwavering determination, she battled numerous adversities, including injuries and personal challenges, to become one of the greatest players of her generation. Off the court, Henin continues to inspire as a philanthropist and mentor.

Her achievements:-

• Winner of the women's single event in 2003 in the French Open held at Roland Garros, Paris, France
• Champion of the women's single event in 2003 at the US Open held at the New York City
• Won the Grand Slam Tennis Tournament in 2004 at the Australian Open held in Melbourne, Australia
• Secured the gold medal in the women's single event in 2004 in the Summer Olympics held in Athens, Greece
• Won the women's single event in 2005 in the French Open held at Roland Garros, Paris, France
• Champion at the women's single event in 2006 in the French Open held at Roland Garros, Paris, France
• Winner of the women's single event in 2007 in the US Open held at New York City