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Diede de Groot, a Dutch wheelchair tennis player, recently achieved a remarkable feat by winning her 100th game in… a… ROW on Tuesday, June 6th at the Roland Garros tournament in Paris.
De Groot has been a dominant force in wheelchair tennis for several years, and her latest win further cements her status as one of the greatest players in the sport's history. At 26 years old, she has won numerous titles, including three Grand Slam titles and two Paralympic gold medals.
To win 100 consecutive matches is an incredible accomplishment in any sport, but it is particularly impressive in wheelchair tennis, where the physical demands are even greater. De Groot's achievement is a testament to her dedication and hard work, as well as her mental strength and ability to perform under pressure.
As she continues to compete, it is clear that de Groot will remain a formidable opponent for anyone who steps onto the court with her. 100 consecutive victories is a remarkable milestone, and it will be exciting to see what she achieves in the future. In addition to her success on the court, de Groot is also an advocate for disability rights and inclusion in sports. Congratulations to Diede de Groot, TOP perFORMer of the month!
