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Conchita
Martínez

ESP
5' 7'' (1.70 m)

Career Stats

Highest Singles Rank
2
30 Oct 95
Singles Titles
33
Won / Lost
739 / 297
Prize Money
$11,527,976
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  • Father, Cecilio, is a retired accountant; mother, Conchita, is a housewife; has two older brothers, Fernando and Roberto ... As a player owned a Honda Shadow 750 motorcycle and a Harley-Davidson Heritage Springer 1300 and bought a house in San Diego ... Loves red wine Bordeaux, Spanish Vega Sicilia and Rioja, and wants to have a wine cellar ... Inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame as a member of the Class of 2020 ... Has served as Spanish Fed Cup captain and Davis Cup Captain ... Won the WTA Coach of the Year Award in 2021 for her work with fellow Spaniard Garbine Muguruza; has also worked with Karolina Pliskova and, currently, Mirra Andreeva.

Plays

Right-Handed

Career High

2

Height

5' 7'' (1.70 m)

Birthday

Apr 16, 1972 April 16, 1972

Birthplace

Monz=n (Huesca), Spain

Career Highlights

SINGLES
Winner (33): 2005 - Pattaya City; 2000 - Berlin; 1999 - Sopot; 1998 - Berlin, Warsaw; 1996 - Rome, Moscow; 1995 - Hilton Head, Amelia Island, Hamburg, Rome, San Diego, Los Angeles; 1994 - Wimbledon, Hilton Head, Rome, US Hardcourts; 1993 - Brisbane, Houston, Rome, US Hardcourts, Philadelphia; 1992 - Kitzbuhel; 1991 - Barcelona, Kitzbuhel, Paris [Indoors]; 1990 - Paris [Indoors], Scottsdale, Indianapolis; 1989 - Phoenix, Wellington, Tampa; 1988 - Sofia, ITF/Rocafort-ESP, ITF/Castellon-ESP, ITF/Reggio Emilia-ITA.

DOUBLES
Winner (13): 2005 - Charleston, San Diego (both w/Ruano Pascual); 2004 - Dubai (w/Husarova); 2001 - Amelia Island (w/Tarabini); 2000 - Berlin (w/Sßnchez-Vicario); 1999 - Amelia Island, Tokyo [Princess Cup] (both w/Tarabini); 1998 - Hilton Head (w/Tarabini); 1996 - San Diego (w/G.Fernandez); 1993 - Brisbane (w/Neiland), Barcelona (w/Sßnchez-Vicario); 1992 - Barcelona (w/Sßnchez-Vicario); 1988 - Sofia (w/Paulus).

ADDITIONAL
Spanish Fed Cup Team 1988-96, 1998, 2000-04. Spanish Olympic Team 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004.