Elina Svitolina

Professional Tennis Player

Ukrainian Odesa, Ukraine

Quick Info

ProfessionProfessional Tennis Player
NationalityUkrainian
Date of Birth12/09/1994
Age31 years
BirthplaceOdesa, Ukraine

Latest News about Elina Svitolina

12/05/2026

Elina Svitolina was upset in the quarterfinals of the 2026 French Open by fellow Ukrainian Marta Kostyuk. Seeded seventh, Svitolina lost the first set but forced a third set before Kostyuk won 6-4, 6-2, ending Svitolina's run at Roland Garros.

28/01/2026

Svitolina reached the semifinals of the 2026 Australian Open, defeating No. 8 seed and former champion Coco Gauff in the quarterfinals. The 31-year-old Ukrainian started the 2026 season with an impressive 10-0 record, winning the Auckland Open and reaching the quarters at Indian Wells and the French Open.

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Bio/Wiki

Turned Pro2008
Highest WTA RankingWorld No. 3
Olympic MedalBronze, Tokyo 2020
WTA Singles Titles20
Grand Slam SemifinalsWimbledon 2019, US Open 2019, Wimbledon 2023, Australian Open 2026
Current WTA RankingWorld No. 8

Physical Stats & More

Height5-9 (175 cm)
Weight132 lbs (60 kg)

Personal Life

ResidenceOdesa, Ukraine (hometown)
FoundationSvitolina Foundation (founded 2019)

Relationships & More

Marital StatusMarried
SpouseGaël Monfils (ATP player, married 16/07/2021)
Children1 daughter (Skai, born 2022)

Family

Parents
FatherMykhaylo Svitolina (wrestler)
MotherOlena Svitolina (former rower)
SiblingsYulian Svitolina

Career

Junior Highlights2010 Roland Garros Girls' Singles Winner
First WTA Title2013 Baku Cup
Major Titles
  • 2018 WTA Finals
  • 2020 Tokyo Olympics Bronze
  • Multiple WTA 1000 titles (Rome 2017-2018, etc.)
Recent Titles
  • 2026 Auckland
  • 2025 Rouen
  • 2023 Strasbourg
Career Singles Record519-272 (as of 2025)
2026 Season Highlights
  • Won Auckland Open (January 2026)
  • Won Rouen Open (2025)
  • Reached Australian Open 2026 Semifinals
  • Reached French Open 2026 Quarterfinals (lost to Marta Kostyuk)

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. First Ukrainian to win Olympic tennis medal
2. Most successful Ukrainian tennis player in history
3. Founded Svitolina Foundation to support young talents in Ukraine
4. Returned to semifinals at Wimbledon 2023 post-motherhood
5. Won first WTA title as teenager since 2012
6. Started 2026 season with 10-0 record
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