22-time Grand Slam champion Pam Shriver recovers stolen trophies

Former tennis star Pam Shriver, a 22-time Grand Slam champion in doubles and mixed doubles, announced on X that her stolen trophies, taken during the California wildfires, have finally been recovered.

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Earlier this year, Shriver was forced to evacuate Los Angeles due to the wildfires. While staying at a temporary hotel, thieves stole several of her cherished trophies. The theft occurred when her car, which contained 11 of her Grand Slam titles, was stolen.

However, in an update, Shriver shared some good news—her trophies have been found and are now safely in the custody of the Los Angeles Police Department. The only missing piece of the puzzle is her stolen vehicle, a black Dodge Durango Hellcat, which remains unaccounted for.

Currently, Shriver works with Croatian tennis player Donna Vekić, though she did not travel with her to the Australian Open due to the wildfire crisis in California.

In addition to her doubles and mixed doubles success, Shriver also won 21 WTA singles titles during her illustrious career.