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Trailblazing Beatriz Haddad Maia named GQ Brazil's "Woman of the Year"
The 27-year-old joins an elite list including former world No. 1 Maria Sharapova, who was named GQ’s Woman of the Year in 2004, and 23-time Grand Slam champion Serena Williams, who took the title in 2018.
Published Dec 07, 2023
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![“At each stage, I consolidated myself, and I started to feel confident about moving up to the next stage,” Haddad Maia tells GQ Brazil. “I never wanted to skip over barriers.”](https://images.tennis.com/image/private/t_16-9_768/f_auto/tenniscom-prd/o4efom91rx1aqldgj3u4.jpg)
“At each stage, I consolidated myself, and I started to feel confident about moving up to the next stage,” Haddad Maia tells GQ Brazil. “I never wanted to skip over barriers.”
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