Personal

Mother is Kveta. Has a younger brother, Benjamin Milan
Began playing tennis at club owned by her parents in Prague. Moved to Florida at age 10 - initially trained at Bollietieri Academy for two years, continued to work with her dad and then Requeni from 2014
Admires the play of Serena Williams and Rafael Nadal
Has memorably played with the same type of giant water bottle courtside for more than 10 years
Speaks Czech, English, Spanish and some German
Favorite music is from Queen, ABBA, Roxette and Beatles, while favorite movies are Czech comedy classics
Currently pursuing a degree in business administration through Indiana University East

Career Highlights

SINGLES
Winner (1): 2022 - Prague.
Finalist (6): 2024 - Washington DC, Bogota; 2023 - Nanchang; 2022 - Guadalajara; 2021 - Phillip Island Trophy; 2020 - Monterrey

DOUBLES
Winner (5): 2023 - Seoul (w/Mattek-Sands); Beijing (w/Sorribes Tormo); 2022 - Istanbul (w/Sorribes Tormo); 2021 - Birmingham, Prague (both w/Hradecka).
Finalist (3): 2024 - Auckland (w/Mattek-Sands); 2021 - Charleston (w/Hradecka); 2020 - Lexington (w/Teichmann).

Career in Review

Enjoyed better success in second half of 2023 season with 4r at Wimbledon (l. eventual champion Vondrousova) and 3r at US Open (l. Jabeur); also achieved QF at Cincinnati (retired during match against Muchova with right thigh injury), QF at Seoul (l. Yuan Yue) and R-Up at Nanchang (l. Siniakova).

Lifted two more doubles trophies in 2023 at Beijing (w/Sorribes Tormo) and Seoul (w/Mattek Sands).

Finished 2022 season on career-high ranking of No.25, having started it only just inside Top 100

Lifted career maiden singles champion trophy at Prague (d. Potapova in F). Also won third doubles title at Istanbul 2022 (w/Sorribes Tormo)

Other notable results from 2022 season included R-Up at WTA 250 event in Guadalajara (l. Stephens in F) and SF run later in the year at WTA 1000 event in the same city (l. Sakkari)

Reached QF at 2022 Wimbledon (l. Jabeur) - her best career Slam result

Scored two Top-10 wins over No. 8 Collins at Wimbledon and No. 7 Ka.Pliskova at Madrid in 2022

Advanced to second WTA final in 2021 at the Phillip Island Trophy in Melbourne defeating No.8 Andreescu in SF (l. Kasatkina in F), followed it up with SF in Guadalajara(l. Sorribes Tormo)

Also reached QFs in Birmingham (l. Vandeweghe) and Luxembourg (l. Tauson)

In doubles in 2022, won first titles of career both w/Hradecka at Birmingham (d.Jabeur/Perez in F) and Prague (d. Stojanovic/Kuzmova in F) and reached an additional final at Charleston w/Hradecka (l. Melichar/Schuurs); also reached QFs at Wimbledon and US Open

Before tour's hiatus in March 2020, advanced to first career WTA final at Monterrey where she finished R-Up to Svitolina - broke into Top 50 at career-high ranking of No.47 following the tournament (March 9, 2020)

Other highlight of 2020 came at Lexington, where she made the fourth tour-level QF of her career (l. eventual champion Brady) and reached maiden WTA doubles final (w/Teichmann, l. Carter/Stefani)

Standout performance of 2019 season was a SF run in her first Premier 5 appearance at Toronto (as qualifier, l. S.Williams in 3s); upset No.4 Halep and No.8 Stephens en route - her first career wins over players inside Top 20

Also in 2019, made QF at Guangzhou and was R-Up at WTA 125K Series event at Guadalajara. Lifted 12th and biggest title of career on ITF Circuit, at $80K Nur-Sultan-KAZ (d. Kostic in F); broke into the Top 100 for the first time at No.92 following the tournament (on July 22)

Won first Slam main draw match during 2r showing at 2019 Wimbledon (as LL, d. Barthel, l. Sakkari)

Highlights of 2018 season were winning maiden tour-level match during 2r showing at Québec City (as qualifier, l. Lepchenko) and qualifying for first Grand Slam at US Open, where she fell in 1r (l. Bogdan)

Fell 1r on WTA main draw debut at 2015 Acapulco (as wildcard, l. Karatantcheva)

Professional debut was opening round loss in qualifying at 2013 Katowice

Girls' singles champion at 2014 US Open (d. Kalinina in F)