Listed below are five female and five male Wimbledon tennis champions, along with their country of citizenship and handedness.FemaleMaleStephi Graf, Germany, rightMichael Stich, Germany, rightMartina Navratilova, U.S., leftStefan Edberg, Sweden, rightChris Evert Lloyd, U.S., rightBoris Becker, Germany, rightEvonne Goolagong, Australia, rightPat Cash, Australia, rightVirginia Wade, Britain, rightJohn McEnroe, U.S., leftUsing the figure below, indicate in which region each of the above individuals would be placed.Female Male Stephi Graf Michael Stich Martina Navratilova Stefan Edberg Chris Evert Lloyd Boris Becker Evonne Goolagong Pat Cash Virginia Wade John McEnroe UMale|Right-handedIVIIVIIIVVIIIICitizen ofUnited StatesVIII

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Listed below are five female and five male Wimbledon tennis champions, along with their country of citizenship and handedness.

Female	Male
Stephi Graf, Germany, right	Michael Stich, Germany, right
Martina Navratilova, U.S., left	Stefan Edberg, Sweden, right
Chris Evert Lloyd, U.S., right	Boris Becker, Germany, right
Evonne Goolagong, Australia, right	Pat Cash, Australia, right
Virginia Wade, Britain, right	John McEnroe, U.S., left

Using the figure below, indicate in which region each of the above individuals would be placed.

Female			Male
Stephi Graf			Michael Stich
Martina Navratilova			Stefan Edberg
Chris Evert Lloyd			Boris Becker
Evonne Goolagong			Pat Cash
Virginia Wade			John McEnroe

U
Male
|Right-
handed
I
V
II
VII
IV
VI
III
Citizen of
United States
VIII

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