Wp/nup/Yanina Wickmayer

human
Sex or gender	female
Country of citizenship	Belgium
Country for sport	Belgium
Given name	Yanina
Date of birth	20 October 1989
Place of birth	Lier
Spouse	Jérôme van der Zijl
Occupation	tennis player
Residence	Hasselt
Work period (start)	2004
Member of sports team	Belgium Billie Jean King Cup team
Medical condition	Lyme disease
Sport	tennis
Sports discipline competed in	tennis singles, tennis doubles
Singles record	527–351
Doubles record	189–126
Handedness	right-handedness
Playing hand	right-handedness, two-handed backhand
Participant in	tennis at the 2012 Summer Olympics, tennis at the 2016 Summer Olympics
Official website	http://yaninawickmayer.com/

^[1]Yanina Wickmayer

Ah man Yanina Wickmayer, Tswafo shi nyan October eya kputsun be gba guni che tu kpauni, (20 October 1989) bolu che chi'u kpataki'u yi'o Beljium, Wun tun zhinmi pa nyan sangana zumago (semi final) eya gba tu eya lwaswa (2009) US open, Ah be lili nan nyan elatu nanba guwo be guba, E nyan yizhe eti kokari bo'u bo etwi April eya gba tu guwo (2010) nyin, Pa guba wun kezhe de elatu nyan yize kpata nyan nanba shita be guwo be ni, Etwa February eya gba tu eya guwo, (February 2010) nyin.

Unde elatu nyan award "most improved player" gwata WTA bo eya gba tu gutwani (2009) zhin eya gba tu guwo be ni (2011) nyin, Ami jalida Time magazine tu suna ke un yi eza gbanwo chi nyan egba bolu teburu che chi nyan yizhe pa'yin nyan gbani toh nyan esun.

Santatun

↑ William Lee Adams (22 June 2011). "30 Legends of Women's Tennis: Past, Present and Future – Yanina Wickmayer". Time. Archived from the original on 25 June 2011. Retrieved 19 August 2011.

[1] William Lee Adams (22 June 2011). "30 Legends of Women's Tennis: Past, Present and Future – Yanina Wickmayer". Time. Archived from the original on 25 June 2011. Retrieved 19 August 2011.

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