From an ITF tournament, a Polish woman became a top player and millionaire in three weeks

Maja Khvalinska makes history after losing in the trophy game, as she is the first qualifier in the history of Roland Garros to play in the final.

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The audience at Chatrieu was able to enjoy Maja's beautiful dance, Photo: REUTERS
The audience at Chatrieu was able to enjoy Maja's beautiful dance, Photo: REUTERS
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Maja Hvalinska lacked "fuel" for the final step on the biggest stadium of Roland Garros in the final against Russian Mira Andreeva (3:6, 2:6). However, the Pole played as much as seven and a half hours more until the final duel.

But with the ITF tournament and paid accommodation with the help of sponsors, the left-handed Polish player captivated with the beauty of her game and class. With a check of 1,65 million dollars, and a 93-place rise - from Monday she will be 21st on the WTA list, the 24-year-old tennis player will be able to choose tournaments and will also have seed status in the Wimbledon and US Open draws.

She played in Paris for three weeks, as she also had to go through three qualifying matches.

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