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Great Sportswomen – Martina Hingis
Martina Hingis was born September 30, 1980 and was a professional tennis player from Switzerland. Born in Kosice, Czechoslovakia
May 4, 2011
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Martina Hingis was born September 30, 1980 and was a professional tennis player from Switzerland. Born in Kosice, Czechoslovakia
Leading Queensland jockey Shane Scriven has been suspended for five months for “borrowing” another jockey’s whip in a tight
Anthony Mundine and Garth Wood are fake fighters who have been milking the Australian public, says Commonwealth gold medallist Daniel
As the Serie A season draws to a close, Napoli have taken a novel approach to achieving on-field success
French reports that Jake White would take over as coach of Bayonne have proven to be greatly exaggerated with
Chris Gayle has claimed he had been frozen out by the West Indies Cricket Board and was left with
Former NBA player Oliver Miller, known as The Big O, is facing charges for allegedly pistol-whipping a guest at
Willie Mason’s UK Super League club Hull Kingston Rovers have denied reports suggesting the Australian has signed a contract
Arsene Wenger sparked furrowed brows when he defended Cesc Fabregas in the wake of the Arsenal captain’s reported comments
Reports linking Harry Kewell to America’s Major League Soccer might indicate an A-League stint is around the corner for
Martina Hingis was born September 30, 1980 and was a professional tennis player from Switzerland. Born in Kosice, Czechoslovakia
Leading Queensland jockey Shane Scriven has been suspended for five months for “borrowing” another jockey’s whip in a tight
Anthony Mundine and Garth Wood are fake fighters who have been milking the Australian public, says Commonwealth gold medallist Daniel
As the Serie A season draws to a close, Napoli have taken a novel approach to achieving on-field success
French reports that Jake White would take over as coach of Bayonne have proven to be greatly exaggerated with
Chris Gayle has claimed he had been frozen out by the West Indies Cricket Board and was left with
Former NBA player Oliver Miller, known as The Big O, is facing charges for allegedly pistol-whipping a guest at
Willie Mason’s UK Super League club Hull Kingston Rovers have denied reports suggesting the Australian has signed a contract
Arsene Wenger sparked furrowed brows when he defended Cesc Fabregas in the wake of the Arsenal captain’s reported comments
Reports linking Harry Kewell to America’s Major League Soccer might indicate an A-League stint is around the corner for
