Is Daniela Hantuchova Married To Her Boyfriend Or Single? Net Worth, Family And Children Details

One of Daniela Hantuchova’s greatest achievements was winning at her first WTA tour match despite being one of the worst competitors. In 1999, Hantuchova turned professional and participated in a number of ITF competitions. She won a $25k competition in Jackson in May by defeating Milagros Sequera.

She won a $25,000 doubles match in Civitanova Marche in July. Sadly, Hantuchova’s first WTA event of the year ended with her elimination in the second qualifying round of the Australian Open. Her next competition was the U.S. Indoor Championships in Oklahoma City.

In the first qualifying round of the Sydney International, Hantuchova lost to start the year 2001. However, she immediately entered the Australian Open, although Anna Kournikova defeated her in the opening round. Then, at the U.S. Indoor Championships, Hantuchova made her first-ever WTA semifinal appearance.

Hantuchova had to take part in the Australian Open main-event qualifying round for the first time since 2000 in 2017. Natalia Vikhlyantseva won the preliminary round of qualifying over her. In the following Fed Cup match against Italy, Hantuchova played one rubber and defeated Sara Errani.

Italy was ultimately defeated 3-2 by Slovakia. At Rancho Santa Fe, Hantuchova competed in a $25,000 ITF tournament, but Kayla Day defeated her there. On May 6, she announced via Instagram that she had fractured her ninth rib as a result of stress related to her participation in the Madrid Open qualifying rounds. On July 6, 2017, at Wimbledon, Hantuchova made her professional tennis retirement announcement.