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American former professional tennis player Jennifer Maria Capriati (born March 29, 1976) is recognized as a member of the International Tennis Hall of Fame. Throughout her career, she secured three singles titles in Grand Slam events, earned a gold medal at the 1992 Summer Olympics, achieved the World No. 1 ranking, and is acknowledged among the top tennis players in history.

Capriati established several records as one of the youngest competitors early in her career. She commenced her professional journey in 1990 at just 13 years and 11 months old, reaching the finals at a hard-court event held in Boca Raton, Florida. In her debut French Open appearance, she advanced to the semifinals and became the youngest player to enter the top ten rankings on October 14 of that year at age 14 years and 235 days. After experiencing a first-round defeat at the US Open in 1993, Capriati took a hiatus from competitive tennis for over a year; during this period, various personal challenges—including arrests for shoplifting and marijuana possession—were extensively covered by media outlets.

In 1998, Capriati marked her return by winning her first Grand Slam singles match after five years at Wimbledon. Over the next two years, she gradually regained competitive form with victories including her first title since six years earlier in Strasbourg in 1999 and re-entering into the top-20 rankings. At the Australian Open in 2001, an invigorated Capriati made history as the lowest seed to win that championship by defeating Martina Hingis without dropping a set for her initial Grand Slam title. That same year saw her triumph at the French Open as well while claiming recognition as Women's Tennis Association No. 1 ranked player by October. Following successful defense of her Australian Open title in early 2002, Capriati remained within top-10 rankings until injuries impacted her career trajectory starting in 2004. Overall during her time on tour, she captured victory across fourteen professional singles tournaments alongside one women’s doubles title.