About Danuta Wieczorek
Born 1949. Danuta Wieczorek is a tennis player.
Danuta Wieczorek-Szwaj (born 27 April 1949) is a Polish former professional tennis player.
Born in Pszczyna, Wieczorek grew up in the south of Poland and was a Wimbledon junior semi-finalist.
Wieczorek, an eight-time national singles champion, represented Poland in the 1968 Federation Cup competition, winning two singles rubbers. One of those wins came against Astrid Suurbeek in a World Group second round loss to the Netherlands. In 1969 she featured in the singles and doubles mains draw of the French Open.
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Who is Danuta Wieczorek?
Polish tennis player
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Danuta Wieczorek was born on 27 April 1949 in Pszczyna.
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Danuta Wieczorek is a tennis player.
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