What female tennis player won US Open in 1991?
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Monica Seles (1973) born in Novi Sad, Vojvodina, Serbia\n \nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monica_Seles
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1997 M Hingis (Swi)bt J Novotona (Cze) \n\n2-6 6-3 6-3 \n\nMartina Hingis is the champion.
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here is the official list of winners from 1895-2005 from the usga u.s. open site:\n\nhttp://www.usopen.com/history/champions.html\n\nmost winners names can be clicked to offer summaries/bios like the following for 2005 winner michael campbell:\n\nhttp://www.usopen.com/history/pastchamps/2005.html
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Hmmm good question. I guess I would have to say Sharapova. I know that is cliche but she has the looks and she has wone a major championship!!!\n\n: )
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Did you enjoy your game of tennis, and for the Back-hand no way she is allowed to beat you now and again.So who won?
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Andre Agassi (USA) def. Todd Martin (USA), 6-4, 6-7(5), 6-7(2), 6-3, 6-2
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Wow this one took a long time to find out.\n\nIts been a very VERY LONG time since an unseeded player has won on the women's tour.  \n\nChris O'Neil in the Australian open in 1978.\n\nHere are the lowest seeds ever.\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nSeed Champion Nation Championship Year \nUnseeded Chris O'Neil AUS Australian Open 1978 \n14 Venus Williams USA Wimbledon 2005 \n13 Maria Sharapova RUS Wimbledon 2004 \n12 Jennifer Capriati  USA Australian Open 2001 \n10 Justine Henin-Hardenne FRA French Open  2005 \n9 Iva Majoli  CRO French Open 1997 \n9 Svetlana Kuznetsova RUS US Open 2004 \n7 Arantxa Sánchez-Vicario  ESP French Open 1989 \n7 Serena Williams USA US Open 1999 \n7 Serena Williams USA Australian Open 2005 \n6 Virginia Wade GBR US Open 1968 \n6 Steffi Graf  GER French Open 1999 \n6 Mary Pierce  FRA French Open 2000 \n6 Anastasia Myskina RUS French Open 2004 \n\ngreat question
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my answer would be Chris Everett, Martina Navratilova, Steffie Graf, Martina Hingis and Monica Seles
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Justine rules!  Very consistent, number one on the ranking with the very least number of tournament played.\n\nAs for american player, there is Sharapova.  Not quite but otherwise the tennis world will remain american free for an other 3 years I would say.
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I like Sharapova, I hope she could win again. \nBut Henin-Hardene is in good shape, too ... and she just won a couple of other tournaments just before Wimbledon.\n\nI watched Venus Williams' match last night, against another US player, Mattek. Easy win for Venus.
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Kim Clijsters\nNadia Petrova\nJelena Jankovic\nDinara Safina\nAna Ivanovic\nPatty Schnyder\nDaniela Hantuchova\nAnastasia Myskina\nVera Zvonareva\nMaria Kirilenko\n\nThis would be my perfect top 10!
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There are 4 major tournaments. Wimbledon , French Open , Australian Open and the US Open.  Check those websites four some good history.  You will be able to click on history of the tournament right on the web site. \n      Look up Billi Jean King.  She had a huge impact on the equality of Women in sports.\nThe US governing Body is called the USTA.  There website will give you good stuff to copy from.\nYou touch on the stuff I just told you , you will be golden.
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Unfortunately I can not make it to that tournament. I have been to the US Open two times and it was one of the best experiences of my life. If you can make it to any professional tournament...GO!
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For men, you'd have to say Pete Sampras.  He won Wimbledon 7 times, against relatively tough competition.  For clay, I'd probably pick Borg who won the French Open six times.  Although I'd believe a modern player like Nadal would beat Borg, that has as much to do with modern equipment as anything.  For hard courts, I'll pick Ivan Lendl.  Lendl had perhaps the worst win record of anyone of his talent, but he reached the U.S. Open final from 1982-1989, which is 8 consecutive years in a row, and he won it 3 years in a row.  Had Lendl been just a little tougher mentally, he would be considered the best player ever.\n\nFor doubles, hmm, I'll go with the classic of John McEnroe and Peter Fleming, although there were many very talented doubles teams.  Its popularity has fallen due to a lack of a top singles player.\n\nFor women on grass, I'll pick Martina Navratilova. I know. She won Wimbledon 9 times, and she was a finalist 3 more times.  That's a lot of times to reach the finals.  Steffi Graf won 7 times as a baseliner, but I prefer to see a serve and volleyer on grass, especially considering how few women play this style of tennis anymore.  On clay, Chris Evert was the queen of clay, winning the French Open 7 times and reaching the finals twice more.  Women's hard courts is a close call.  Martina won the US Open on hard court 4 times, but was finalist 4 more times.  Steffi Graf won it 5 times, and was finalist 3 more times.  I'll give the edge to Graf. \n\nFor women's doubles, I'd pick Martina Navratilova and Pam Shriver.  They're the only doubles player to win the Grand Slam.  They won 109 matches in a row, a record.\n\nIf you had to pick mixed doubles, you'd have to pick Margaret Court who won a mixed Grand Slam in 1963 with Ken Fletcher, then again in 1965, with three different partners (John Newcombe, Ken Fletcher, Fred Stolle).
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go to www.usta.com you can find a partner in your area good luck!
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Guys,u r forgetting Steffi Graf.\n\nShe won 22 Grand Slam titles including seven singles titles at Wimbledon. In 1988 she completed a rare Grand Slam, winning the U.S., Australian and French Opens and Wimbledon in one year.
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Martina Navratilova, Billie Jean King, Rudy Galindo, Greg Louganis, Bruse Hayes, Justin Fashanu, Roy Simmons, Missy Giove, Billy Bean, Conchita Martinez, David Kopay, Sheryl Swoopes, Karrie Webb