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Lenglen

American  
[leng-gluhn, -luhn, lahn-glen] / ˈlɛŋ glən, -lən, lɑ̃ˈglɛn /

noun

  1. Suzanne 1899–1938, French tennis player.


Lenglen British  
/ lɑ̃ɡlɑ̃ /

noun

  1. Suzanne (syzan). 1899–1938, French tennis player: Wimbledon champion (1919-25)

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Only Sabalenka, who beat her to the Madrid title, had performed better and it was therefore unsurprising the top two seeds met again with the Coupe Suzanne Lenglen at stake.

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But his clash against Draper being switched to the ticket-only Court Suzanne Lenglen late on Friday evening - after home favourite Arthur Fils withdrew from the tournament injured - worked in the Briton's favour.

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An emotional Garcia, 31, shed a tear as she waited to walk out on to Court Suzanne Lenglen for her 15th and final appearance in the women's singles at Roland Garros.

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It begs the obvious question: can she still be considered the favourite to lift the Coupe Suzanne Lenglen?

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French tennis champion Suzanne Lenglen, often referred to as “La Divine,” or the goddess, is the perfect muse for Lacoste’s newest bag.

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