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By Apr 21, 2025Martina Navratilova given golden racquet in Rome, gives emotional acceptance speech in Italian
“I’ve gone through a very difficult year but now I’m OK,” said the Hall of Famer, who was recently diagnosed with throat and breast cancer.
Published May 21, 2023
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“Tennis gave me a surprising life for which I am very grateful,” said Navratilova after receiving the Racchetta d'Oro. “I always tried to give something back when I played, and also in retirement.”
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