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‘She could beat anyone’: 50 years on from Sue Barker’s French Open triumph

The Guardian Sport· May 21, 2026 · 4:02 PM · 220 views

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Sue Barker's legendary 1976 French Open victory marked a historic moment for British tennis. At just 20, she overcame Renata Tomanova, even as a broadcast strike kept the match off-air. Her powerful play and resilience inspired generations, proving that British talent could shine on clay. #TennisHistory #SueBarker #FrenchOpen #SportsLegends #Inspiration

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