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Even though Michaëlla Krajicek has retired and turned to padel, the online tennis hate continues

Even though Michaëlla Krajicek has retired and turned to padel, the online tennis hate continues

Former professional tennis player Michaëlla Krajicek has transitioned to padel and is currently making her debut at the Dutch National Championships. In an interview, she discusses balancing her new sporting career with motherhood while addressing the ongoing issue of online hate messages directed at her.

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