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Martina Navratilova
Tennis superstar Martina is passionate about many causes and speaks regular on LGBTQ issues, diversity, animal rights, breast cancer awareness, and the environment.
USA
Martina Navratilova is a professional tennis player, renowned for her incredible record of nine Wimbledon singles wins. As an openly gay sports personality, her life has been filled with challenges, and she is known for her outspoken speeches on...
Matt Dawson MBE
Former successful rugby player, commentator on BBC Radio, and popular TV-personality with a passion for sports and food
UK
Keynote speaker Matt Dawson is known for his vital role in rugby and for helping bring victories to his teams. Later he has also become a popular tv-personality and won the Celebrity Masterchef program in 2006. His love for sport, his passion for...
Ann Bancroft
Adventurer & one of today's most influential role models being the first woman to cross the ice to the North and South Poles
USA
During her polar expeditions, keynote speaker Ann Bancroft's teamwork and leadership skills continuously underwent severe tests and provided her with opportunities to shatter the female stereotypes. Tenacity and courage defines her character and...
About Tennis
- There is general consensus that tennis was invented in Great Britain sometime during the nineteenth century, and tennis is played by two players (four when playing so-called doubles) hitting a rubber ball with racquets.
- Tennis is a sport famous for its many traditions, a so-called gentleman sport, full of written as well a unwritten rules for instance concerning good sportsmanship at court.
- Keynote speakers on tennis will typically focus on the sport itself, its history, traditions and legendary stars and heroes throughout the ages.