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Tennis-Henin had wanted to continue French Open love affair

                   
espn.go.com
May 14, 2008
        
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By Kevin Fylan HAMBURG, Germany, May 14 - As recently as last week Justine Henin spoke warmly of continuing her French Open love affair, of having another crack at Wimbledon and defending her Olympic title in Beijing. It's true that the Belgian number one also spoke with evident longing for a... [read full story]                    

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Justin Henin says height was never a problem on the professional tennis circuit

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Timeline: the playing career of Justine Henin

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Justin Henin says height was never a problem on the professional tennis circuit

radionz.co.nz
May 14, 2008
        

The World number women's tennis player, Justin Henin says being smaller than other tennis players was never a hurdle for her. The 25-year old Belgian shocked the tennis world by announcing her retirement effectively immediately. Henin, the winner of seven grand slam titles, had been expected to...

Pat Cash says Henin did it the hard way

radionz.co.nz
May 14, 2008
        

The former Wimbledon champion Pat Cash says Justin Henin's decision to quit just before the French Open is a big surprise. Cash says although she was worried about her form er recent performances have hardly been disastrous. But he says there's not a lot more she could have done and the only...

                   

Justine Henin calls it a day

hindu.com
May 14, 2008
        

LIMELETTE: Top-ranked Justine Henin retired from tennis on Wednesday at the age of 25, ending a career in which she won seven Grand Slam titles. “This is the end of a child’s dream,” Henin said in announcing her immediate departure from a sport she has dominated for the past two years. “This is a...