Mona Barthel is a German tennis player. She was born in Bad Segeberg to her father, Wolfgang Barthel and mother, Hannelore. Her father was the winner of the European Junior Athletics Championship in Paris in 1970. Further, her older sister, Sunna, also played tennis but had to stop playing after injuring her shoulder. Coming from a sports enthusiast family, Mona was introduced to tennis at only three years old.
Barthel started playing professionally on the ITF Circuit in 2007. She later debuted in the WTA main draw at Luxembourg in 2010. In 2012, Mona participated in a tournament in Hobart, beating Anabel Medina Garrigues, Angelique Kerber, and Jarmila Gajdosova. This win made her the first qualifier to win the WTA tournament.
Mona also reached several semifinals, including one at Quebec City and two at Bastad. This, plus reaching three quarterfinals, ranked the player at 39th place for that season. She continued to play the following years, reaching the semifinals at most events. However, her 2016 undiagnosed chronic fatigue illness caused her four months out of the field. Mona missed the Australia Open and several other matches and only participated and won one game at Hobart. This setback led to her career ranking drop to 208.
She is now doing well with her career, with her latest game being on June 28, 2021, at Wimbledon against Zhu L. The 30-year-old professional tennis player has had several career highlights, including her best memory of winning the first Premier-level title in Paris in 2013.

Viktoria Kuzmova is a Slovakian tennis player with the highest WTA career ranking of 43 in singles and 29 in doubles. The 5 feet 11 inches lady has won three Women’s Tennis Association doubles titles and 20 crowns on the International Tennis Federation Women’s Circuit. Her other major achievement is reaching finals for the 2019 Premier level at St. Petersburg Ladies’ Trophy.
Victoria’s first win dates back to the US Open in 2015, where she played alongside Aleksandra Pospelova and won Girls’ doubles against Anastasia Potapova and Kalinskaya. In 2016, Victoria played the US Open in a girl’s single but lost to Kayla Day. Exceptionally, but the 23-year-old girl did not stop there. She participated in multiple other tournaments, including the Grand Slam and the 2019 US Open.
Her tennis-playing career between 2017 and early 2018 was engaging but tricky. Her career ranking was still above 100, which meant that she had to qualify before playing the main tournament. In May 2018, Victoria’s career took a better shape, and she could enter into a contest without playing qualifiers following a career ranking of 84.
Kuzmova entered the French Open and won against Francesca Schiavone. This marked Victoria’s first Grand Slam win.
Regarding private life, Victoria likes to enjoy other things besides tennis and has varying interests. She is currently studying international relations and diplomacy at Czech University. The pro-tennis player also enjoys photography and literature. Moreover, Victoria was introduced to tennis playing by her father at three. The soft-spoken lady also has a younger sister who plays tennis as well. Victoria is currently single and believes she can win over any other pro player.

Caroline Garcia	vs	Angelique Kerber
4	Ranking	138
29 yr	Age	35 yr
177 cm	Height	173 cm
61 kg	Weight	68 kg
Right	Hand	Left
4990	Points	482

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