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M. Zanevska

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Maryna Zanevska

BELGIUM
Height
5' 9"
1.75m
Plays
Right-Handed
DOB
Aug 24 1993
Birthplace
Odessa, Ukraine
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Grand Slam Record

Grand Slams

Best Grand Slam Result

Highest Finish

R64 x2
W/L
2/13
2022

Australian Open

R64 x1
2022

Roland Garros

R128 x4
2023, 2022, 2016, 2014

Wimbledon

R128 x3
2023, 2022, 2017

US Open

R64 x1
2022

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Photos: 2021's first-time WTA singles titlists

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  • Canadian teen Leylah Fernandez won her first WTA singles title in Monterrey in March. Her first Grand Slam final came later in the year at the US Open.
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  • Danish 18-year-old Clara Tauson won her first WTA singles title in Lyon in March, as a qualifier. She earned a second WTA singles title later in the year in Luxembourg.
  • Sara Sorribes Tormo picked up her first WTA singles title in Guadalajara in March. The Spaniard went 7-1 in Mexico in 2021, also reaching the Monterrey semifinals.
  • Canadian teen Leylah Fernandez won her first WTA singles title in Monterrey in March. Her first Grand Slam final came later in the year at the US Open.
  • Russia's Veronika Kudermetova did not drop a set all week en route to her maiden WTA singles title at the Volvo Car Open in Charleston in April.
  • On home soil in Colombia, teenage wildcard Camila Osorio fought from a set and a break down in the final to capture her first WTA singles title in Bogota in April.
  • Astra Sharma of Australia upset top seed Ons Jabeur in the final to claim her first WTA singles title at the MUSC Health Women's Open in Charleston in April.
  • Paula Badosa won her first WTA singles title in Belgrade in May. The Spaniard dropped only 20 games during the week, which was the most efficient title run of 2021.
  • Barbora Krejcikova won her maiden WTA singles title in Strasbourg in May. Two weeks later, the Czech won her first Grand Slam singles title at Roland Garros.
  • Liudmila Samsonova of Russia powered to her first WTA singles title on the grass courts of Berlin in June. She became the second qualifier to win a title in 2021.
  • In her third career final, Ons Jabeur won her first WTA singles title in Birmingham in June. The Tunisian made history by becoming the first Arab woman to win a WTA singles crown.
  • Romanian qualifier Elena-Gabriela Ruse notched her maiden WTA singles title in Hamburg in July. With a ranking of World No.198 at the time, Ruse was the lowest-ranked WTA singles champion of 2021.
  • After two career runner-up finishes on tour and a trip to the 2021 Roland Garros semifinals, Tamara Zidansek of Slovenia won her first WTA singles title in Lausanne in July.
  • Danielle Collins clinched her first WTA singles title in Palermo in July. The American went on to win her very next singles event as well, claiming the crown two weeks later in San Jose.
  • Maryna Zanevska won her first WTA singles title in Gdynia in July. The Belgian went 8-1 at tour level in July, also reaching the Lausanne semifinals that month.
  • The fourth and final qualifier to win a WTA singles title this year, Emma Raducanu sensationally swept to her maiden tour-level title at the US Open in September. The British teenager became the first qualifier to win a Grand Slam singles title.
  • Jasmine Paolini won her first WTA singles title in Portoroz in September. The Italian had a strong run at the end of the year, winning 12 of her last 16 tour-level matches in 2021.
  • Ann Li of the United States capped off a superb year for first-time WTA singles titlists, claiming her maiden trophy in Tenerife in October.
  • Canadian teen Leylah Fernandez won her first WTA singles title in Monterrey in March. Her first Grand Slam final came later in the year at the US Open.

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Personal

Coached by Philipp-Andreas Schmidt
Originally from Ukraine. Has trained in Belgium since 2008, and switched nationality to Belgium in October 2016
Parents Volodymyr and Nataliya; brother is Ruslan
Started playing tennis at age of 8 in Odessa; first coach was Victoria Ducheva
Got married with Philipp-Andreas Schmidt in March 2022 in Las Vegas
Feels lucky to be able to travel the world and learn about different culture
During lockdown 2020, created candle business SavageLoveCandles. Views the process of making candles as a 'sort of yoga', helping her to recharge my batteries and learn new things

Career Highlights

SINGLES
Winner (1): 2021 - Gdynia.

DOUBLES
Finalist (4): 2018 - Bucharest (w/Kovinic); 2017 - Rabat (w/Stojanovic); 2015 - Marrakech (w/Siegemund); 2014 - Marrakech (w/Piter).

ADDITIONAL
Belgian Billie Jean King Cup Team, 2017.

Career in Review

Best singles result last season were SF at Hamburg (l. eventual champion Pera) and QFs at Strasbourg (l. Ka.Pliskova) and Parma (l. Sakkari)

Also won WTA 125 title at Rouen in October 2022

Broke into Top 100 on November 1, 2021, after lifting title at W80 ITF Circuit event at Les Franqueses del Vallès, Spain - her 19th career title at this level

In July 2021, reached SF at Lausanne (l. eventual champion Zidansek) and then the following week won maiden WTA title at Gynia (d. Kucova in F); prior to these tournaments, had never won back-to-back matches at a Tour-level event

Highlight of 2020 campaign were a couple of final appearances on ITF Circuit

Most recent WTA-level appearance before this season was 2r showing at 2018 Bucharest

Has finished R-Up at four WTA doubles tournaments, most recently 2018 Bucharest (w/Kovinic)

Rose to career-high ranking of No.105 on August 21, 2017

Lifted biggest ITF Circuit title in August 217, at $100k Vancouver-CAN

In first two Grand Slam main draw appearancesof career, fell 1r at 2014 Roland Garros (l.Bacsinszky) and 2014 US Open (l. Rogers)

Fell 1r on WTA main draw debut at 2013 Palermo

Won five ITF Circuit singles titles in 2012

Best Grand Slam Result

Highest Finish

R64 x2
W/L
2/13
2022

Australian Open

R64 x1
2022

Roland Garros

R128 x4
2023, 2022, 2016, 2014

Wimbledon

R128 x3
2023, 2022, 2017

US Open

R64 x1
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W/L 1/3 0/4 0/3 1/3
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2022
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