Irina-Camelia Begu is a popular Romanian tennis player born on 26 August 1990. She achieved her career-high singles world ranking of no. 22 in August 2016. Also, Begu achieved the WTA Doubles ranking of world no. 22 two years later.
In total, she has won 4 singles titles, 9 doubles titles in the WTA Tour, one singles title on WTA 125K series, 19 doubles and 12 singles titles in the ITF Circuit.
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Begu was born in Bucharest to Steluta and Paul. Her mother is a civil servant, and her father is an electrician. She also has an older brother, Andrei. 
Begu also had an interest in gymnastics and handball, which she later dropped and concentrated on tennis. The transition wasn&#39;t hard for her as she was lucky enough to be introduced to tennis by her aunt Aurelia Gheorghe when she was 3 years old. She participated in a one month tour that was promoted by ITF when she was 14 years old. 
While growing up, Begu idolized tennis pro player Martina Hingis. Her current coach is Teodor Bolanu.
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If you don&#39;t find Begu on the court training with her coach, she will be busy visiting different cities. Her favourite city is New York, and the best tournament in her career was Marbella. 
Moreover, Begu is active on various social media platforms like Facebook, where she has 49K Followers. She keeps her personal life private from the public though she has been in one relationship, which ended shortly ago.

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.

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