Tennis Legend Pam Shriver Reports Trophies Stolen During Wildfire Evacuation

Shriver's car, containing 16 grand slam trophies, was stolen from a hotel parking lot as she sought refuge from Los Angeles-area wildfires.

Pam Shriver, a Tennis Hall of Famer, revealed that her car containing 16 grand slam trophies was stolen while she was staying at a hotel after evacuating due to the Pacific Palisades wildfire.
The stolen trophies include five from the US Open, five from the French Open, five from Wimbledon, and one from the Australian Open, alongside irreplaceable family photos.
Shriver discovered the theft early Thursday morning at the Marina del Rey DoubleTree parking lot, where broken glass was found at the scene.
Shriver and her family had evacuated their Brentwood home, which remains intact but is awaiting restored heating and power, to avoid the wildfire's impact.
The tennis great expressed sadness over the crime, highlighting the challenges of dealing with theft during an already difficult time caused by the wildfires.