Source: AD There hasn’t been a benchmark for the performance of diede de groot for years. The best wheelchair tennis player of all time extended her record series of consecutive Grand Slam titles to 16 on Saturday afternoon at Wimbledon. Read more…
Wheelchair tennis player Diede De Groot has won her 22nd Grand Slam title at Roland Garros. It was anything but easy in the final in Paris, but in the end De Groot managed to defeat the Chinese Zhenzhen Zhu: 4-6, 6-2, 6-3. Read More…
Source: NOS Wheelchair tennis player Diede de Groot has won the Laureus Award for best athlete with a disability. The 27-year-old De Groot received the prestigious award at a gala in Madrid. Read more…
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Diede de Groot and Joël de Jong were named Parasportswoman and Parasportsman of the Year at the NOC*NSF Sports Gala in Utrecht. The award for Parasport Team of the Year went to the wheelchair basketball women. Read more…
In this edition I was interviewed as a game changer. “It’s not just about competitions for me anymore. I’m also excited to be a spokeswoman for the sport and disabled athletes in general”.
The KLM ‘Holland Herald’ magazine inspires readers to travel the world in a more conscious way and to support local communities. It’s shows happy places around the world. And in the December Issue it shows my happy place: the tennis court.
Read the magazine: https://lnkd.in/epzxf_DY
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Diede de Groot won a twentieth Grand Slam title at the US Open on Sunday. With the victory in New York, the 26-year-old Dutch woman is approaching the record of former wheelchair tennis player and compatriot Esther Vergeer. Read more….
Gisteravond vonden de International Tennis Federation World Champions Awards in het mooie Victoria and Albert Museum plaats. Het was een bijzondere avond met vele toptennissers, goede speeches en verdiende awards. Een avond om met trots en veel plezier op terug te kijken!
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Diede de Groot heeft voor de vierde keer Roland Garros gewonnen. Lees verder….
Source: Nu.nl Wheelchair tennis player Diede de Groot has delivered an impressive performance. The Dutchwoman recorded her hundredth victory in a row in singles on Tuesday in the first round of Roland Garros. Read more…
The sincere stories from the dressing room, that’s what the Sport Stories podcast is about. With a candid conversation with Diede, the new podcast gets off to a good start. The conversations are about what is happening in on and of the stage in the world of top sport. The podcast can be listened to through the usual channels, with Diede kicking things off: “Until the Paralympics in Tokyo, I didn’t give myself a single afternoon off. Now I think that was a bit to intense.” Listen to the podcast on Spotify.