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Conchita Martinez (1994-95)

Cup History: In 1990, Conchita made her debut at the Family Circle Cup, and four years later won the singles championship in 1994. The following year, she became one of only six players to win the title again as defending champion. Conchita is also one of eight women who have won the Family Circle Cup more than once.
Career Overview: In 1992 reached Roland Garros doubles final and won silver medal at Barcelona Olympics. In 1993 was first Spanish woman in Wimbledon semifinals in Open Era where she later became first Spanish woman to win Wimbledon title in 1994. Was first woman to win Rome four straight times. Won at least one singles title in 12 of 13 years (1988-2000), at least once on all surfaces. In 2005, finished season with 739 career singles match wins, No.6 on all-time list.
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