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How Ons Jabeur went from hotel tennis courts to Grand Slam finals

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Ons Jabeur’s journey from makeshift courts in hotels in Tunisia to three Grand Slam singles finals is a tale of years of determination, family sacrifice and belief in her distinctive playing style. Jabeur, the first Arab woman to play in a Grand Slam singles final, has broken with tennis tradition and set the stage for young players from Tunisia, North Africa and the wider Arab world.

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How Ons Jabeur went from hotel tennis courts to Grand Slam finals
GLOBAL SPORTS DESK · 10/24/2026, 4:30:00 PM
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