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The former world No. 35 has been off the court since 2019, and is eager to channel her rich academy history into a place of her own.
Published Jun 21, 2021

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The affable Karatantcheva first made her star turn at Roland Garros in 2004, when she won the junior title (Getty Images).
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(Sesil Karatantcheva Tennis Academy)