Chen Yanchong (; ; born 10 April 1987), is a WTA professional women's

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player from the

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. She was born in

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province in China. A member of the Chinese Olympic team in 2003, Chen is the best tennis player of the

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team, with a ranking of the 14th best Chinese player overall. Her highest WTA singles ranking is 187, which she reached on 6 November 2006. Her career high in doubles is 157, which she reached on 6 November 2006. Chen has won 3 ITF singles title and 4 doubles titles.

Career statistics

Singles finals: 5 (3–2)

Doubles finals: 8 (4–4)

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* * 1987 births Living people Chinese female tennis players Sportspeople from Guangzhou Tennis players from Guangdong {{PRChina-tennis-bio-stub

Career statistics

Singles finals: 5 (3–2)

Doubles finals: 8 (4–4)

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