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Henin-Hardenne, Justine
Professional tennis player
Born Justine Henin, June 1, 1982, in Liège, Belgium; daughter of Jose (a postal worker) and Françoise Henin; married Pierre–Yves Hardenne, November 16, 2002.
Addresses:
Office—c/o Association Francophone de Tennis, Galerie de la Porte Louise, 203 bte 12 (8ème étage), 1050 Brussels, Belgium.
Website—http://www.justine–henin.be/.
Career
Won juniors titles at the Orange Bowl (Miami, FL) and the European Junior Championships (San Remo, Italy), both 1996; won the Belgian Open, 1999; advanced to semi–finals at French Open, and finals at Wimbledon, both 2001; won German Open, 2002; won eight tournaments in 2003, including the U.S.
Open, the French Open, and German Open women's singles titles; won the Australian Open, January, 2004.
Sidelights
Justine Henin–Hardenne emerged as the newest star in women's tennis after trouncing rivals to win the 2003 French Open, the 2003 U.S.
Open, and the 2004 Australian Open. The 21–year–old