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Natal’ja Maratovna Zvereva, detta Nataša o Natasha Zvereva, è un'ex tennista bielorussa che fino al 1991 rappresentò l'Unione Sovietica. Fu la prima atleta sovietica di primo piano a rivendicare pubblicamente la possibilità di gestire in proprio i guadagni derivanti dalla pratica sportiva in ambito professionistico. Fu una ...
Natalya "Natasha" Maratovna Zvereva (born 16 April 1971) is a former professional tennis player from Belarus. She was the first major athlete in the Soviet Union to demand publicly that she should be able to keep her tournament earnings. [2]
ResultNo.DateTournamentWin1.Jun 1988Loss1.Jul 1988Win2.Oct 1988Loss2.Nov 1988Ameritech Cup, Chicago29 nov 2017 · 29 Novembre 2017. Natasha Zvereva, la ribelle delle cause vinte. Il massacro subito al Roland Garros, la guerra intrapresa contro l'Unione Sovietica, il cambio del nome, l'incapacità di decollare fino in fondo nel singolare per poi dimostrarsi una doppista straordinaria. È Natasha Zvereva. Samantha Casella. Parigi. 4 giugno 1988.
In her 14-year career, Natasha Zvereva won 20 major doubles titles, appeared in 35 major finals and won a staggering 86 championships playing on the Women’s Tennis Association tour. Her partner in winning 14 of those major titles was the big serve and volleyer Gigi Fernández, and that duo holds the second-longest major doubles title streak ...
Natal’ja Maratovna Zvereva (in russo Наталья Маратовна Зверева?; in bielorusso Наталля Маратаўна Зверава?, Natallja Marataŭna Zverava; Minsk, 16 aprile 1971 ), detta Nataša o Natasha Zvereva, è un'ex tennista bielorussa che fino al 1991 rappresentò l' Unione Sovietica. Ulteriori informazioni ...
16 ott 2017 · Natasha Zvereva. Height. 5' 8 1/2'' 1.74m. Plays. Right-Handed. DOB. Apr 16 1971. Birthplace. Minsk, USSR. Get the latest Player Stats on Natasha Zvereva including her videos, highlights, and more at the official Women's Tennis Association website.
Belarusian tennis player Natasha Zverava excelled in doubles, winning 20 Grand Slam titles and reaching the rank of world number one. Zverava played professionally from 1988 to 2002, often partnering with Gigi Fernández. Zverava competed at four Olympic Games, winning a bronze medal, and earned almost $8 million in prize money during her career.
