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Who was rod laver's doubles partner?
In the 1950s, that was Lew Hoad. They won the Australian Open in 1953, French Open in 1953, Wimbledon in 1953 and 1956, and the U.S. Open in 1956. Later on he also won Grand Slam doubles titles with Fred Stolle (1969 U.S. Open, 1968 French Open) and Owen Davidson (1972 Australian Open). He and Rod Laver were the runners up in the 1973 U.S. Open Doubles Competition.
Who won the womens 2010 French Open?
FrancescaSchiavone (ITA)
Who won the womens doubles title in the Australian Open?
The Williams sisters
Who won the womens singles title in French Open in 2010?
Francesca Schiavone.
Who won the 2005 French Open Womens' Single?
Justine Henin (Belgium).
Who was first the professional African American tennis player to win a major title at the 1956 French Open?
There was no African American champion at the 1956 French Open.
The first African American pro tennis champion?
That was Althea Gibson who won the French Open Ladies Singles title in 1956. She won 6 singles and 6 doubles Grand Slam titles between 1956-1958.
Who won the French Open Men's Singles in 1956?
Lew Hoad
Who won the French Open Women's Singles in 1956?
Althea Gibson
What is the prize for winning the French Open?
For the 2010 Fench Tennis Open total prize money was €16,807,400. Prize money was split €7,580,800 mens singles, doubles & qualifiers and €7,481,600 womens singles, doubles & qualifiers. The additional amount was split between 3 Legends Trophies (Women, Over 45 & Under 45), Mixed Doubles, Wheelchair Singles & Doubles and Accomodation. The largest prize was €1,120,000 for each of the mens and womens singles winners. The smallest prize was €1,000 per team (€500 per player) for the mens and womens wheelchair doubles semi-finalists.
Who won Australian Open 2012?
For 2011, the winner of the Australian Open are as follows: Men's Singles: Novak Djokovic Women's Singles: Kim Clijsters Men's Doubles: Bob & Mike Bryan Women's Doubles: Gisela Dulko & Flavia Pennetta
Who won the French Open Women's Doubles in 1960?
Darlene Hard
