Ana Konjuh was born in Dubrovnik, Croatia, 27 December 1997. She enjoyed a successful junior career where she won the singles and doubles events at the Australian Open in 2013. This win put her at position one in the ITF junior world ranking. She made her top 100 debut in October 2014, aged 16 years. 
Konju’s WTA Tour singles title at the Nottingham Open made her the youngest winner since 2006. She achieved a career-high ranking of single number 20 in July 2017. 
<h2>Tennis Influences</h2>
The 23 years old Ana Konjuh moved to Zagreb when she was 11 years old. Her parents are Mario Konjuh, a businessman, and Iris Konjuh, a housewife. She has three siblings named Andrea, Antonio and Antea. 
The right-handed player’s career success is one of her biggest sources of inspiration. Konjuh played her first ITF Circuit events in 2012 and 2013; she won one singles title. She has continued with great performance to this day. 
Moreover, she’s been working with the same team for eleven years. Her current coach is Antonio Veic, and her fitness coach is Slaven Hrvoj. 
<h2>Hobbies and Interests of Konjuh</h2>
Konjuh has a very interesting life besides her tennis career. She got her first tattoo, “Faith”, in 2013 after winning the Australian Junior Title. 
Also, Konjuh is very active on social media platforms like Facebook. She’s been seen posting photos hanging out with friends, including her boyfriend Ivan Tolic, who is from Bratislava, Slovakia and is currently based in Zagreb, Croatia.

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.

Danielle Collins	vs	Caroline Garcia
69	Ranking	20
30 yr	Age	30 yr
178 cm	Height	177 cm
64 kg	Weight	61 kg
Right	Hand	Right
962	Points	2160

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Bookmakers		Home	Away
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