Amelie Mauresmo Memorabilia & Collectibles

 

A French professional tennis player, Amelie Mauresmo is a former world number one and is currently the third ranked player in the whole world. Mauresmo had successfully won two Grand Slam singles titles. She was born in Saint-Germain-en-Laye on July 5, 1979.

 

She was four years of age when she got interested in playing tennis. It was in 1996 when she was hailed as the Junior World Champion by the International Tennis Federation. Mauresmo was also able to reach the Australian Open in the year 1999 and had three wins. She had climbed into the top ten WTA rankings and had started to win significant events on the women’s tour. Mauresmo also won Fed Cup singles matches in the year 2003. She had won the silver medal during the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens and on September 13, 2004, she simply became the first French tennis player to be number one since computer rankings started in 1970s.

 

Mauresmo was the 14th world number one in women’s tennis and she is famous for her powerful one-handed backhand and also her strong net play. Her coach is Loic Courteau. She is among the few tennis players to have reached the top ranking without winning first a Grand Slam singles event.

 

Take hold of Mauresmo’s memorable and precious sports items such as her autographed tennis ball with photo shadowbox at Sportsmemorabilia.com. Common typographical errors of her name are Amelia Maurismo, Amelie Mauresmu, Ammeli Maresmo, Ammalia Maurresmo, Amalia Maresmio, Amelia Mauresmi, and Amelly Mauressmo.