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Sabine Ellerbrock (born 1 November 1975 in Bielefeld) is a former German wheelchair tennis player. Ellerbrock is the 2013 French Grand Slam champion in Wheelchair Women's Singles.




Tennis career


Ellerbrock played tennis for 25 years as a non-disabled tennis player. She had a foot infection in 2007 after an operation. She started playing wheel chair tennis in 2009.




= 2013–present

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During the course of the 2013 season Ellerbrock won titles in Queensland, Adelaide, Nottingham, Salzburg, Gross-Sieghartz, Turin and Sardinia. Ellerbrock was a losing finalist in Paris and Jambes. Ellerbrock reached her first Grand Slam final in Melbourne and despite saving seven match points and coming back from 2–5 in the final set it was all in vain as she lost 5–7 in the third set. However Ellerbrock won her first Grand Slam title at Roland Garros. Ellerbrock was also the runner up in New York. During the season Ellerbrock ascended to world number one after the French Open where she lost in the final but with Aniek van Koot losing in the semi-finals this allowed Sabine to take the top spot on 1 July. She relinquished the position to van Koot after losing to the Dutch player in the US Open final in New York.
In doubles competition Ellerbrock was the runner up in Jambes with Montjane. Ellerbrock was victorious in Salzburg and Sardinia with Marianna Lauro. Runner up in Roland Garros with Sharon Walraven and New York with Yui Kamiji.
Ellerbrock began the 2014 season by winning the Australian Open and as a result of van Koot being injured she returned to the world number one position.
Ellerbrock announced her retirement in May 2020.




Wheelchair Grand Slam finals






= Singles: 7 (2 titles, 5 runners-up)

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= Doubles: 7 (7 runner-ups)

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References






External links


Sabine Ellerbrock at the International Tennis Federation
Sabine Ellerbrock at the International Paralympic Committee

Kata Kunci Pencarian:

• Australia Terbuka 2019
• AS Terbuka 2019 (tenis)
• Prancis Terbuka 2019
• Prancis Terbuka 2011 – Ganda Kursi Roda Putri
• Australia Terbuka 2012 – Tunggal Kursi Roda Putri
• Prancis Terbuka 2011 – Tunggal Kursi Roda Putri
• Australia Terbuka 2012 – Ganda Kursi Roda Putri
• Australia Terbuka 2017
• Sabine Ellerbrock
• Yui Kamiji
• Jessica Boehrs
• 2017 Wheelchair Doubles Masters – Women's doubles
• List of Australian Open champions
• 2014 Australian Open – Wheelchair women's singles
• Diede de Groot
• Aniek van Koot
• 2017 Wimbledon Championships – Wheelchair women's singles
• 2016 French Open – Wheelchair women's singles