This is why Maria Sharapova is called glamor girl of tennis, See photos

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Maria Sharapova

Five-time Grand Slam champion Maria Sharapova has retired from tennis. Maria Sharapova announced her retirement through a post on Instagram. He has also shared a photo of his childhood. She had been suffering from a shoulder injury for a long time, due to which she retired. Hearing the news of Maria Sharapova’s retirement, she is reacting fiercely to her Instagram post.

However, Maria is very famous not only for her tennis but also for her fashion style. There are many pictures of Maria Sharapova in which she looks very beautiful. From the formal to the casual look, Maria looks very beautiful. Let me tell you here that apart from a tennis player, she has also been a model and she is also known as Tennis Glamor Girl.

Started playing tennis from the age of 14
Sharapova has shared many interesting stories related to herself in her biography. He started playing tennis at the age of 14. She was away from court since February 2019 due to a shoulder injury. In his 28-year career, Sharapova had to stay out of the tennis court due to multiple injuries. He also wrote that he had decided to retire after his rank reached 373 after the Australian Open.

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Sharapova was ranked first for 21 weeks

Sharapova is the first player to win a Grand Slam championship 5 times. These include the US Open in 2006, the Australian Open in 2008, the French Open in 2012 and 2014. He won the silver medal at the 2012 Olympics. He is also named in 36 other Tour Singles titles, the 2008 Fed Cup title in Russia. He first attained the first rank in 2005. After this, his record of staying on the first rank for 21 weeks is also in his name. Sharapova is ranked 369th in the singles rankings released on 3 February.

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Shyam Sharma who joined SPORTS BIG NEWS in 2021. Focuses on soccer – chiefly the Premier League, LaLiga, UEFA Champions League, Liga MX and MLS. On occasion, also covers American sports, general news and entertainment. Fascinated by the language of sport – particularly the under-appreciated art of translating cliché-speak.