About
Hana Mandlíková is a Czech-Australian former professional tennis player who achieved a world ranking of No. 3 in women's singles in the mid-1980s. She is celebrated for her powerful game and competitive spirit on the court. Mandlíková won four Grand Slam singles titles, including the Australian Open (twice), French Open, and US Open. After retiring from professional tennis, Mandlíková has remained involved in the sport as a coach, mentoring rising stars.
Career Timeline
Australian Open Win
Wins her first Grand Slam title, gaining initial fame and sponsorships.
French Open Victory
Wins French Open, further establishing herself as a top player.
US Open Title
Wins US Open, solidifying her position among the elite players.
Doubles Grand Slam
She wins women's doubles in the US open.
Retirement from Tennis
Retires from professional tennis, transitioning to coaching roles.
Hall of Fame Induction
Inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame, maintaining her legacy.
Coaching Career
Coaches emerging tennis stars, continuing involvement in the sport.
Tennis Legend, Coach
Remains a respected figure in tennis, working as a coach and mentor.
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Last updated: February 21, 2026