Sept 19 (Reuters) - Full transcript of letter from China's two-time grand slam winner Li Na, announcing her retirement from tennis on Friday. My dear friends, For close to fifteen years, we've ...

Li Na, 37, became the first tennis player from Asia to win a Grand Slam singles title, at the 2011 French Open. Brittainy Newman/The New York Times ...

Li Na, Asia’s first major singles tennis champion, talks exclusively to CNN Sport about her life as a mother and the new movie based on her life.

BEIJING (AP) Chinese tennis star Li Na has given birth to a baby girl. The retired, two-time Grand Slam winner released the news of the Wednesday birth on her microblog, posting a footprint ...

WUHAN, China -- On a sellout opening night at the Dongfeng Motor Wuhan Open in Wuhan, central China, a huge roar rolls through the packed stands as Li Na walks on to the court. Li, 35, quit tennis ...

Li also won the 2014 Australian Open and rose to a career-high No. 2 in the world that same year, before quitting tennis in 2014 following a string of injuries. ... Li Na retired from tennis in 2014.

Li Na announces retirement from tennis, citing recurring knee problems The 32-year-old two-time Grand Slam champion posted the news on h Published Sep 19, 2014 ...

Chinese tennis star Li Na received a tearful send-off on center court at the China Open on Sept. 23, complete with hugs from her former competitors, cheers from home fans, and a bouquet of flowers ...

Li Na, Asia's biggest tennis star, said she is retiring from the sport, saying surgeries have taken their toll on her body. She would have been due to defend her Australian Open title in January.

Li Na is Asia’s only grand slam singles champion and one of the most famous Chinese athletes of all time. The 2014 Australian Open winner announced her retirement last September and, on Monday ...