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Li Na (李娜 S, Lǐ Nà P; Wuhan, 26 febbraio 1982) è un'ex tennista cinese, nel circuito tennistico internazionale anche nota come Na Li. È a oggi la tennista di maggior successo del suo Paese, avendo infranto diversi record e contribuito in maniera significativa alla popolarità del tennis in Cina.
Li Na (born 26 February 1982) is a Chinese former professional tennis player. She achieved a career-high WTA ranking of world No. 2. Over the course of her career, Li won nine singles titles including two Grand Slam titles at the 2011 French Open and 2014 Australian Open.
Biography. Clever, thoughtful, determined – three attributes that define Li Na. This 2019 International Tennis Hall of Fame inductee’s signature moment came at the 2011 French Open, when Li Na became the first Asian to earn a Grand Slam singles title. Then, proving she was no one-Slam wonder, Li Na won the 2014 Australian Open.
5 ott 2023 · Li's game flourished. She became a staple in the Top 10 and would go on to win two Grand Slam titles. As the Hologic WTA Tour continues to celebrate its 50 th season with a 1000 event in Beijing, let’s revisit the ground-breaking accomplishments of the charming and witty, self-deprecating athlete.
20 gen 2024 · Ten years after her historic Australian Open victory, Li Na is returning to Melbourne to compete in the Australian Open Legends tournament. As the first Asian woman to win a Grand Slam singles title, Li attracted millions of new followers to tennis and inspired a generation of young players across China.
13 giu 2021 · Li Na's glorious maiden Grand Slam title in 2011 created seismic change for tennis. Sunday 13 June 2021 - Chris Oddo. Charismatic, captivating, trailblazing. Pile on superlatives, but in reality it’s difficult to describe what Li Na really means to tennis. Her larger-than-life personality defied definition, as did her achievements.
12 lug 2018 · Li Na, in action at the women’s invitation doubles at Wimbledon this year, is having her autobiography made into a movie. Duncan Grove for The New York Times. By Ben Rothenberg. July 12, 2018....
