KONTAVEIT Anett

24 Dec 1995
25
Female
1.74/5'8''
TALLINN
 
Estonia
TALLINN
 
Estonia

Events and Medals

Discipline Event Rank Medal
TEN Tennis Women's Singles 33

Schedule

Change
Start Time Location Event Status
2nd on Court 3
Ariake Tennis Park Court 3
GRE
SAKKARI MSAKKARI Maria
7
6
EST
KONTAVEIT AKONTAVEIT Anett
5
2
Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

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Grand Slams
 Aus OpenRoland GarrosWimbledonUS Open
YearSinglesDoublesSinglesDoublesSinglesDoublesSinglesDoubles
2021R32R64R32-R128---
2020QFR32R128---R16-
2019R64R32R128R16R32R64R32R32
2018R16-R16-R32R64R128-
2017R128-R64-R32R32R128-
2016R128-R128-R128-R128-
2015----R128-R16-
2014----R128---

2021 Tournament Results - Singles
Result
WinnerMelbourne
Runner-upEastbourne
Semifinal-


Legend
WR - Winner, RU - Runner-up, F - Final, SF - Semifinal, QF - Quarterfinal, R16 - Round of 16, R32 - Round of 32, R64 - Round of 64, R128 - Round of 128
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English, Estonian
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Ain Suurthal [personal], EST, from 2021
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Right (wtatennis.com, 18 Jul 2016; itftennis.com, 22 Dec 2015)
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Her mother Ulle has worked as a tennis coach. (wtatennis.com, 18 Jul 2016)
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Turned professional in 2010
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A shoulder problem affected her performance at the 2020 Italian Open and 2020 French Open. (sport.delfi.ee, 27 Sep 2020)

In September 2019 she underwent surgery on a viral infection that developed into an abscess. (sport.delfi.ee, 25 Jul 2020; news.err.ee, 14 Nov 2019; Instagram profile, 20 Sep 2019; reuters.com, 01 Sep 2019)

She sustained an injury to her left leg at the 2018 Wuhan Open in the People's Republic of China. (sport.err.ee, 08 Oct 2018)

She injured an abdominal muscle in the northern hemisphere spring of 2016. (anettkontaveit.ee, 01 Jun 2016)
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She took up tennis at age six, and began competing at age eight. (wtatennis.com, 18 Jul 2016; anettkontaveit.ee, 22 Jun 2015)
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Her mother introduced her to the sport and coached her until she was age 11. (wtatennis.com, 18 Jul 2016; anettkontaveit.ee, 22 Jun 2015)
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Tennis players Maria Sharapova, Roger Federer, John Isner and Victoria Azarenka. (wtatennis.com, 18 Jul 2016; anettkontaveit.ee, 22 Jun 2015)
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She was named the 2019 Female Athlete of the Year by the Estonian Olympic Committee [EOK]. (tallinn.ee, 12 Dec 2019; tennisnet.ee, 10 Dec 2019)

In 2018 and 2019 she was named Female Athlete of the Year in Tallinn, Estonia. (sport.goodnews.ee, 12 Dec 2019; tallinn.ee, 14 Dec 2018)
Legend
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Gold Medal Event
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Silver Medal Event
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Bronze Medal Event
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