Dokic records commanding win
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Former tennis star Jelena Dokic makes her return as Australian Open commentator | Daily Mail Online
Jelena Dokic 'I'm Going To Adopt' - Woman's Day Magazine NZ | Scribd
Jelena Dokic details claims of year's of abuse by her father | CNN
Tennis star almost took own life after split from partner as she issues brave advice - Mirror Online
Jelena Dokic split with coach Glenn Schapp shortly before first-round win at Australian Open
Jelena Dokic - Wikipedia
Jelena Dokic: Tennis champion opens up about weight loss journey
Tennis 2023: Jelena Dokic shares mental health struggles in vulnerable Instagram post, reflects on online abuse and trolling, shares self-care strategies | news.com.au — Australia's leading news site
Exclusive Jelena Dokic interview: Twenty years after her extraordinary Wimbledon run, her paternal demons have been vanquished
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Dokic digs a hole but has what it takes to return to the top: coach
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Jelena Dokic (Serbian; born 12 April 1983) is an Australian tennis coach, commentator, writer, and former professional tennis player. Her highest ranking as a tennis player was world No. 4, in August 2002 : r/GirlsTennis
Jelena Dokic statement | 28 September, 2011 | All News | News and Features | News and Events | Tennis Australia
From student to master: Australia's former pros turn to coaching
Casey Dellacqua and Sam Groth learning the art of coaching kids | The Australian
Jelena Dokic Everything you need to know about the tennis champ | WHO Magazine
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Survivor: The untold story of Jelena Dokic - Tennishead
Jelena Dokic Was Beaten Unconscious By Her Own Father During a Tennis Career That Included Bizarre Incidents Involving Nazis and Salmon
Dokic rebuilds her career in the green and gold | The Independent | The Independent
From student to master: Australia's former pros turn to coaching
