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Hingis

American  
[hing-gis] / ˈhɪŋ gɪs /

noun

  1. Martina, born 1980, Swiss tennis player, born in Slovakia.


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Her best run came in 2015 when she and Martina Hingis won 16 titles, including three grand slams, ranking them the greatest women's doubles pair of all time.

From BBC

She is trying to become the youngest winner of the Australian Open since Martina Hingis won the first of three straight titles in 1997 at age 16.

From Seattle Times

The German tennis star was followed by top-ranked pupils including Martina Hingis, Jelena Jankovic and Marcelo Rios, whom Mr. Bollettieri described as “undoubtedly the most talented of all” his students.

From Washington Post

The Williams sisters, Jim Courier and Martina Hingis are among the other great champions to have benefitted from Bollettieri's experience, and current director of the IMG Academy - the modern iteration of Bollettieri's academy - Jimmy Arias said: "Tennis wouldn't be where it is today without Nick's influence."

From BBC

Open and last month became the second-youngest doubles No. 1 after Martina Hingis.

From Washington Post