Kiki Bertens

Young tennis player Kiki Bertens for a decade fought in professional tournaments and after bright victories in 2019 became the first Dutchwoman to break into the top 5. As a hard and clay-court master, she has won nine individual WTA titles, the last of which was taken at the Western and Southern Open in Ohio and the annual Mutua Madrid competitions.

Kiki Bertens' biography began on December 10, 1991 in South Holland, but as a child she lived in the west of the state after her parents moved to Berkel-en-Rodenreis. It was in this ancient city that the girl took her first steps in tennis and by the age of 6 confidently held a racket in her hands.

It took a couple of sessions for coach Martin van der Bruggen to recognise her outstanding abilities. Later, the man recalled that he taught the tennis player for very little money, driven by an interest in how far she could go.

In March 2012, the athlete qualified for the tournament in Fez. Seriously adjusting to the result and victory, Kiki passed strong rivals, including Simona Halep, and in the final won Laura Pose-Tio, ranked 75th at the end of the season. Two months later, entering the top 100 professional tennis players, Bertens tried to conquer the Grand Slam tournaments, but did not pass beyond the 2nd round. By the autumn, the results had improved and it became the 63rd WTA racket.

In early 2013, Kiki, having beaten Svetlana Kuznetsova, reached the quarterfinals of the Open Championship in Auckland, and then performed well at the prestigious tournament in Paris. There the Dutchwoman stopped one step away from the decisive match and withdrew from the competition due to a back injury.

After changing her coach, the Dutchwoman won the N'rnberger Versicherungscup competition on the ground. Adding to this the title of champion in doubles, she went to France, where as rivals she got Angelique Kerber, Camila Giorgi and Daria Kasatkina. These girls failed to stop Kiki on the way to the semifinals, in which she lost to Serena Williams, who at the end of 2015 topped the tennis top.

In 2018, the athlete is most remembered for winning doubles at the Australian tournament in Brisbane, as well as performing at the spring professional competitions in Spain, which came to see the entire sports Madrid.

Equally impressive was the French Open, where Kiki beat Arina Sobolenko and Alexandra Sasnovich in the first rounds, as well as the Wimbledon tournament that brought victories over Venus Williams and Karolina Pliskova and the unofficial title of "Most Added Player of the Year" awarded to the athlete by experts of the Women's Tennis Association.

Unlike the older generation of tennis players, whose personal life was in the palm of your hand, Kiki and her young colleagues in the profession are now trying not to spread about relationships. In interviews, they sidestep questions about orientation, family members and family members.

Sometimes girls still open the veil of secrecy, and on social networks there are photos where they show off their own bodies in an open swimsuit, as well as girlfriends, boyfriends, husbands and children.

Bertens was no exception, her Instagram post about the engagement, which the girl commented on with a drawing of a heart and the words: "What a year!! ... I said yes to love..."

In early 2019, Bertens performed well and won matches against such athletes as Elena Rybakina, Petra Kvitova, Simona Halep and Alison Riske at prestigious tournaments.

She was the favorite of the French Open, but withdrew due to illness, but was able to quickly regain strength and in the battle with the German Anna-Lena Friedsam showed the achieved level of the 5th racket of the world, demonstrating speed, powerful serve, confident receptions and a great game.

2012 - ITF Irapuato (singles) Irapuato (Mexico)

2012 - ITF Bath 2 (Singles) Bath 2 (UK)

2012 - WTA Fez (singles) Fez (Morocco)

2016 - WTA N'rnberger Versicherungscup (singles) Nuremberg (Germany)

2017 - WTA N'rnberger Versicherungscup (singles) Nuremberg (Germany)

2017 - WTA Women's Tennis Championships (singles) Gstad (Switzerland)

2018 - WTA Volvo Car Open (singles) Charleston (USA)

2018 - WTA Cincinnati Masters (Singles) Mason (USA)

2018 - WTA Seoul (singles) Seoul (South Korea)

2019 - WTA St. Petersburg Ladies Trophy Singles (singles) St. Petersburg (Russia)

2019 - WTA Mutua Madrid Open (singles) Madrid (Spain)

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