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Shortly after retiring with a strained hamstring from a second round match against Amy...

August 13, 1999 · Steffi Graf · Tennis · On this day

Steffi Graf

Shortly after retiring with a strained hamstring from a second round match against Amy Frazier in San Diego, Graf announced her retirement from the women's tour at age 30.

About Steffi Graf

Steffi Graf is a legendary German tennis player, widely regarded as one of the greatest athletes in the sport's history. With a remarkable career that includes 22 Grand Slam singles titles and a unique Golden Slam in 1988, Graf's impact on tennis and sports culture is profound and enduring.

  • Nationality: Germany
  • Born: June 14, 1969
  • Career Singles Titles: 107
  • Grand Slam Singles Titles: 22
  • Career Win-Loss Record: 900-115

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