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Li Na is a Chinese former professional tennis player who retired in September 2014. Winner of two Grand Slam singles titles, she has played a major role in making tennis a popular sport in China.
22 Jan 2024 · “I miss zero,” Chinese legend Li Na gets real on life after retirement and relishes living her dream. 10 years since her retirement, former World No. 2 Li Na opens up on her life away from the sport as she returns at the 2024 Australian Open.
8 Nov 2021 · Entering the ITF Circuit in 1999, she amassed a total of 14 singles titles and 15 doubles titles by 2002, establishing herself as one of the best female tennis players on Tour. Already, Li had become a household icon in China, with many of her tournaments won on home soil.
5 Sep 2022 · Li Na, a former tennis pro from China, announced her retirement in September 2014. She has helped make tennis a well-liked sport in China and has won two Grand Slam singles titles. If not for her numerous injuries, which caused her to retire early, she could have accomplished much more in her career.
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Watch the full match of Li Na v Dominika Cibulkova in the final of the Australian Open 2014. Subscribe to keep up with the latest from the Australian Open: http://bit.ly/AustralianOpenT ...more...
The official Facebook page of China's top tennis player.
30 Jun 2014 · About Li Na. Li continues to play her best tennis at an age, 32, when most players are already out to pasture. She rose to a career high world ranking of No. 2 in February after winning the...
11 Ogo 2021 · Li Na: My Life: Directed by Peter Ho-Sun Chan. With Ge Hu, Vincent Cassel, Lei Hao, Tawni Bryant. The life story of Chinese tennis champion Li Na.
30 Mac 2017 · China’s first major tennis champion is still a winner when it comes to business, earning $20 million last year. CNN spoke to her agent about her business interests and plans to build ‘Li Na ...
