Remembered for balletic game and brandy, Suzanne Lenglen was much more
By Oct 31, 2019Tennis Channel Live
Wimbledon Day 4 Previews: Djokovic, Dimitrov, Navarro look to avoid the upset bug
By Jul 03, 2025Quote of the Day
“I’m not the only one!” Andrey Rublev reacts to Wimbledon’s wild opening week
By Jul 03, 2025The Business of Tennis
Hall of Fame Open to feature highest purse at WTA 125 level
By Jul 03, 2025Wimbledon
Joao Fonseca shows grit, another high seed falls, and Emma Raducanu gets ready for the spotlight
By Jul 02, 2025Style Points
Naomi Osaka leaves the flowers at home for an all-business Wimbledon look
By Jul 02, 2025Betting Central
Wimbledon Betting Preview: Grigor Dimitrov vs. Corentin Moutet
By Jul 02, 2025Wimbledon
Wimbledon University: College tennis pathway makes strongest case yet at All England Club
By Jul 02, 2025Social
Carson Branstine meets “my idol” Novak Djokovic after dream Wimbledon run
By Jul 02, 2025Wimbledon
Carlos Alcaraz ends 733rd-ranked Oliver Tarvet's Cinderella story in straight sets at Wimbledon
By Jul 02, 2025Remembered for balletic game and brandy, Suzanne Lenglen was much more
"The Goddess" should also be celebrated as an early champion of an athlete’s right to a fair day’s pay.
Published Oct 31, 2019
Advertising

Remembered for balletic game and brandy, Suzanne Lenglen was much more
Advertising

Remembered for balletic game and brandy, Suzanne Lenglen was much more
© AFP/Getty Images
Advertising

Suzanne Lenglen, in 1920.
© AFP/Getty Images
Advertising
Remembered for balletic game and brandy, Suzanne Lenglen was much more
Advertising

Remembered for balletic game and brandy, Suzanne Lenglen was much more
© AFP via Getty Images