Elizabeth Smylie - Grand Slam Mixed Doubles Winner (3)

Grand Slam Mixed Doubles Winner (3)

  • 1983 (as Liz Sayers) – U.S. Open (w/John Fitzgerald)
  • 1990 – U.S. Open (w/Woodbridge)
  • 1991 – Wimbledon (w/Fitzgerald)

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