Pam Shriver’s Stolen Grand Slam Trophies Recovered After Wildfire Evacuation
Pam Shriver’s Stolen Grand Slam Trophies Recovered After Wildfire Evacuation
Tennis Hall of Famer Pam Shriver has announced that her stolen Grand Slam trophies have been recovered and are now in the custody of local police, according to a post she shared on X on Tuesday.
Shriver, renowned as one of the greatest doubles players in tennis history, previously revealed to that several of her Grand Slam trophies were taken when the car she had temporarily stored them in was stolen.
At the time of the theft, Shriver was staying in a hotel after evacuating her Brentwood home due to wildfires in the Los Angeles area. She has since returned home.
“We still hope to find the black Dodge Durango Hellcat in one piece,” Shriver added in her post.
During her illustrious career, Shriver captured 21 Grand Slam women’s doubles titles—20 alongside tennis legend Martina Navratilova—and one Grand Slam mixed doubles title.
Reacting to the news, Navratilova posted on X, “That is just awesome!!!! Well done the Police!!!”
Shriver responded warmly to her former doubles partner, saying, “Today feels like we won another major!”
Shriver’s Grand Slam achievements include seven Australian Open titles, five Wimbledon titles, five US Open titles, and four French Open titles in women’s doubles. She also claimed the 1987 French Open mixed doubles title with Spain’s Emilio Sánchez.
Notably, in 1984, Shriver and Navratilova completed the rare calendar Grand Slam, winning all four women’s doubles majors in a single year.
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