Suzanne Lenglen passed away on July 4, 1938, in Paris from pernicious anaemia.
On July 4, 1938, Suzanne Lenglen succumbed to pernicious anaemia and died in Paris at the age of 39. Her death marked the end of an era for tennis, leaving behind a legacy that has continued to inspire and influence generations of players. Lenglen's career was marked by numerous triumphs and pioneering achievements that elevated women's tennis to new heights, with her strategic and stylistic innovations continuing to shape the sport long after her passing. Her enduring impact is commemorated in tennis arenas worldwide, reflecting her status as the sport’s first international female superstar.