Trains in Las Vegas at the No Quit Academy, also at USTA center in Carson
Mother's name is Faye; father's name is Ronald Holmes (basketball coach); has two brothers, Shabazz (plays in NBA for Minnesota Timberwolves), and Rashad (plays basketball for the University of Miami)
Started playing tennis at age 8
Favorite surface is hard
Tennis idol growing up were Williams sisters and Andre Agassi
Also enjoys shopping, watching other sports especially basketball, taking hikes, spending time with friends, and eating at good restaurants
More doubles triumphs in 2025, winning two WTA Tour titles w/Schuurs and qualifying for the WTA Finals (fell in round-robin stage); made Top 10 debut in WTA Doubles Rankings on February 24 and peaked at No.8 on March 17
Achieved doubles breakthroughs in 2024, winning three WTA Tour doubles titles, including first WTA 1000 title at Cincinnati (w/Routliffe); made her Top 20 debut in WTA Doubles Rankings following Cincinnati run and finished season ranked No.15
Continued doubles success by winning 2nd WTA Tour title in 2016, then won one WTA Tour doubles title per year between 2018 and 2023
Made first career WTA Tour doubles final at 2015 's-Hertogenbosch (w/Siegemund), and went on to win first career WTA Tour doubles title that week (d. Jankovic/Pavlyuchenkova in F)
Reached career-high singles ranking of No.124 on April 24, 2017 after qualifying to reach R16 at Brisbane (l. Pliskova) and 1r at Charleston (l. Stollar)
Played Grand Slam qualifying in singles for first time at 2007 US Open (l. Czink in Q1)
Made WTA Tour main draw singles debut at 2007 San Diego (l. King in 1r)
Played WTA singles qualifying for the first time at 2006 Los Angeles (l. Yuan Meng)
