Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova

Born on July 3, 1991, in Samara, Russia, Pavlyuchenkova began playing tennis at age six.

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Pavlyuchenkova turned professional in 2005, quickly making her mark in junior tournaments.

In 2011, she reached her first Grand Slam quarterfinal at the French Open, showcasing her potential.

Renowned for her aggressive baseline play, Pavlyuchenkova combines power with strategic shot selection.

In 2016, she achieved a significant victory against Maria Sharapova at the Italian Open.

Reaching the semifinals at the 2021 French Open marked a career milestone for Pavlyuchenkova.

Pavlyuchenkova has also found success in doubles, winning multiple titles with various partners.

Injuries have tested her resilience, but Pavlyuchenkova continually makes impressive comebacks.

Pavlyuchenkova aspires to win a Grand Slam and inspire the next generation of players.