Tatjana Maria

Professional Tennis Player

German Bad Saulgau, Germany

Quick Info

ProfessionProfessional Tennis Player
NationalityGerman
Date of Birth08/08/1987
Age39 years
BirthplaceBad Saulgau, Germany

Latest News about Tatjana Maria

02/09/2026

Tatjana Maria reached the second round at the US Open after winning a hard-fought match in the opening round. The result added another strong Grand Slam performance to her 2026 season.

13/08/2026

Tatjana Maria advanced to the second round in Cincinnati after a straight-sets win over Dajana Jastremska. She later lost to Diana Shnaider in the next round, ending her run at the tournament.

13/07/2026

Tatjana Maria won the WTA 125 title in Newport, finishing the event without dropping a set. She defeated Katie Volynets 6-2, 6-4 in the final and moved up the WTA rankings as a result.

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Bio/Wiki

Former NameTatjana Malek
Married NameTatjana Maria
WTA Debut2006
Highest WTA Ranking36
Titles Won4 WTA Tour singles, 4 WTA Tour doubles, 1 WTA Challenger singles, 19 ITF singles, 15 ITF doubles

Physical Stats & More

Height1.72 m
Weight65 kg
Playing StyleRight-handed

Personal Life

SpouseLeandro Maria
ChildrenYes (son, Leonardo Maria)
ResidencePalm Beach, Florida, USA (home base)

Relationships & More

Family MembersSon: Leonardo Maria; Spouse: Leandro Maria

Family

ParentsFather: Heinrich Malek (deceased)

Career

WTA Tour Titles4 singles, 4 doubles
WTA Challenger Titles1 singles
ITF Circuit Titles19 singles, 15 doubles
Matches Played1298 singles matches (3rd highest in Open Era)
Notable Achievements
  • Oldest woman to reach a WTA 500 final (age 37)
  • Oldest WTA singles finalist since Serena Williams (age 38)
  • Oldest ever winner of a WTA 500 event
  • Won biggest title (WTA 500) aged 37 after becoming a mother
  • First woman champion at Queen's Club for over half a century
  • Won 3 of 4 WTA Tour titles after turning 34 and becoming a mother
Recent Major Win2025 Queen's Club Championships (WTA 500 title)

Favourites

Favorite SurfaceGrass
Favorite TournamentQueen's Club Championships

Style Quotient

On-Court StyleRight-handed with one-handed backhand

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Won her first WTA 500 title after coming through qualifying
2. Defeated Amanda Anisimova to win the 2025 Queen's Club Championships
3. Known as the 'Queen of Queen's' after her 2025 victory
4. Has played the third highest number of tennis matches in the Open Era
5. Won her biggest title aged 37, after becoming a mother and turning 34
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