Saturday, June 12, 2010

World Number 8: Will Agnieszka Radwanska Make It To The World Number 1?

By Paul Stubbs

Agnieszka Roma Radwanska is a rising female tennis professional player from Poland. She was born on March 6, 1989 to father, Robert, who was also her coach and mother, Marta. Her younger sibling, Urszula Radwańska is another accomplished tennis player in her own right, a multiple Grandslam Tournament Winner on the Junior Level and the Top-rated Junior for the year 2007 in the ITF standings. Agnieszka started playing tennis at age 4, when her dad presented the lady to the sport. She also spent her childhood years playing at Gronau, Germany where her dad performed as a club professional.

Agnieszka became professional in 2005 but she competed her first event on ITF on 2004. She won one Singles and also Doubles Title in ITF Circuit and in that particular year she turned pro. Her first year playing Tennis on Tour in the year 2006 was quite impressive as she got into the Quarterfinals in main debut at Warsaw. Her second breakthrough for that season was when she got into 4R in Wimbledon. By the end of the season, she has moved up completely towards Top 54.

The year 2007 was yet another breakthrough success for Agnieszka when she grabbed her first Tour Singles Title at Stockholm. She also conquered three top Ten Titles at the moment. Agnieszka reached her second career ITF Circuit Singles Title at $100 ITF/Biella-ITA. Throughout the earlier part of 2007, she has already entered into the (January 29), Top 40 (May 28), and Top 30 (September 10).

Agnieszka is 5'8" in height and competes right-handed with a two-handed backhand strokes. She wields a Babolat racket and wears Nike Air Max Breathe Free II shoes. She has obtained the "Tour Newcomer of the Year Award" on her 2006 achievements, that was given to her in March 2007.

At present, she won 4 ATP Titles without any Grand Slam Title. However, she has won a Juniors Title at 2005 Wimbledon and at 2006 Roland Garros.

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