Once a global icon in her heyday as a tennis superstar, Maria Sharapova has undergone a significant transformation since hanging up her racket . The 38-year-old first made waves in 2004 when she clinched an unexpected victory over Lindsay Davenport in the Wimbledon final at just 17. This triumph at the All England Club paved the way for her Tour Finals win later that year, and she went on to make history as the first Russian woman to secure the world No. 1 spot in August 2005. Sharapova's

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