98 Facts About Angelique Kerber

1. Angelique Kerber is a German professional tennis player whom is currently ranked world number 10 in singles by the Women's Tennis Association (WTA).

2. Angelique Kerber's brand sponsorships do not end there; Angelique Kerber became a global ambassador for the Australian health snack Slim Secrets in 2017.

3. In 2016, Angelique Kerber became a beauty ambassador for the US cosmetics company bare Minerals.

4. In 2012, Angelique Kerber made her way to Poland, where her grandfather owned an indoor tennis facility.

5. Angelique Kerber is one of the top tennis players in the world.

6. Angelique Kerber qualified for the 2010 Australian Open where she reached her first third round in a Grand Slam in 2010.

7. Angelique Kerber was born in Bremen, West Germany on 18, January 1988 to parents Sławomir Kerber and Beata.

8. Angelique Kerber is a German professional tennis player and former world No 1.

9. Angelique Kerber has not revealed information relating to her personal life.

10. Angelique Kerber sent some slight shockwaves around the tennis world in May 2015 when she parted ways with Benjamin Ebrahimzadeh and re-hired her old coach Torben Beltz.

11. Angelique Kerber traveled to Las Vegas last year, where Graf lives with her husband Andre Agassi, and two hit together, helping the younger German star regain some of her confidence.

12. Angelique Kerber has become an established top-10 player over the past few years, but she first appeared on the international scene when she advanced to the 2011 US Open semifinals.

13. Angelique Kerber is well aware of her current underdog status.

14. Angelique Kerber is a German professional tennis player who won both 2016 Australian and 2016 US Open Grand Slam tournaments, and the 2018 Wimbledon Championships.

15. Angelique Kerber played at the 2019 Hopman Cup alongside Alexander Zverev, they lost in the final to Switzerland in a rematch of the 2018 Hopman Cup final.

16. Angelique Kerber has endorsement deals with Adidas, her clothing and shoe sponsor, and Yonex, her racquet sponsor.

17. Angelique Kerber started her summer hard court season at the Rogers Cup in Montreal.

18. Angelique Kerber's faced and defeated Serena Williams in straight sets in a rematch of the 2016 final.

19. Angelique Kerber's defeated Garcia in straight sets to reach her first French Open quarterfinals in six years.

20. Angelique Kerber faced her first seeded in the third round,18th seed Kiki Bertens who Kerber defeated in straight sets.

21. Angelique Kerber missed the third Premier Mandatory tournament of the year in Madrid.

22. Angelique Kerber's took the revenge from Kvitova in indoor clay tournament in Stuttgart in solid two sets.

23. Angelique Kerber reached again the quarterfinals in the second Premier Mandatory tournament of the year in Miami.

24. Angelique Kerber's defeated her just under an hour in straight sets to reach her second semifinal at the Australian Open.

25. Angelique Kerber defeated her in straight sets to advance to the fourth round in Australia, where she beat Hsieh Su-Wei to reach her first Slam quarterfinal since she won the US Open in 2016.

26. Angelique Kerber's defeated former World No 4 Dominika Cibulkova in straight sets to reach the semifinals.

27. Angelique Kerber started her season at the Hopman Cup for the first time, and partnered with Alexander Zverev.

28. Angelique Kerber went out in the fourth round of Wimbledon, losing to eventual champion Garbine Muguruza.

29. Angelique Kerber began the clay court season with a loss in Stuttgart to eventual runner-up Kristina Mladenovic which dropped her from the top slot.

30. Angelique Kerber regained the world No 1 ranking after Serena Williams withdrew before the tournament with a knee injury.

31. At the start of the 2017 season, Angelique Kerber competed in the Brisbane International as the top seed.

32. Angelique Kerber's defeated Pliskova in three sets in the final to claim her second Grand Slam title.

33. Angelique Kerber was, therefore, unable to unseat Williams at No 1.

34. Angelique Kerber's had defeated Pliskova in two finals last year, but Pliskova defeated Kerber this time.

35. Angelique Kerber's had the opportunity to dethrone Serena Williams as the WTA world No 1 if she won the title.

36. Angelique Kerber's beat Peng Shuai and Daria Gavrilova before losing to Carla Suarez in the quarterfinals.

37. Angelique Kerber's received a first round bye and defeated Annika Beck, Carla Suarez Navarro, and Petra Kvitova to reach the final.

38. Angelique Kerber's reached the semifinals to face Sloane Stephens and she was forced to retire due to a viral illness.

39. At the BNP Paribas Open, Angelique Kerber lost her opening round to Denisa Allertova, giving Radwanska the opportunity to surpass her for the No 2 spot by reaching the semifinals.

40. Angelique Kerber's had a first round bye but lost to Zheng Saisai in straight sets.

41. Angelique Kerber's achieved her highest ranking to date as world No 2 with her win.

42. Angelique Kerber began the year at the Brisbane International, defeating Camila Giorgi, Madison Brengle, Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova and Carla Suarez Navarro to reach the final where she came up short to Victoria Azarenka.

43. Angelique Kerber's exited in the round-robin stage, managing just one win over Kvitova.

44. Angelique Kerber's safely advanced to the final where she faced Jankovic but fell in three sets.

45. Angelique Kerber's advanced to the last eight after seeing off both Dominika Cibulkova and 8th seed Wozniacki in straight sets.

46. At the Wuhan Open, Angelique Kerber reached the last eight after dispatching Jelena Jankovic and Camila Giorgi.

47. At the US Open, 11th seeded Angelique Kerber defeated Alexandra Dulgheru and Karin Knapp in straight sets to set up a third-round match with Azarenka, a match she lost in three sets.

48. Angelique Kerber won in three sets to collect her seventh career title.

49. Angelique Kerber began her summer hard court season at the Bank of the West Classic as the 5th seed.

50. Angelique Kerber's advanced to the quarterfinals after defeating Tsvetana Pironkova and Jelena Jankovic.

51. Angelique Kerber began her grass-court season at the Aegon Classic as the 4th seed and received a first round bye.

52. At the French Open, Angelique Kerber was seeded 11th and defeated both Timea Babos and Ajla Tomljanovic in straight sets to reach round three, where she lost to Garbine Muguruza.

53. At the Italian Open, Angelique Kerber made it to the second round after defeating Alize Cornet but lost to Begu.

54. Angelique Kerber's winning streak came to an end in the hands of Samantha Stosur in the opening round in Madrid, which Kerber lost in three sets.

55. At the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix, Angelique Kerber was unseeded and started her run by beating Alexa Glatch in straight sets.

56. At the Miami Open, Angelique Kerber was the 13th seed and had a first round bye.

57. Angelique Kerber's lost her 1st match to Jarmila Gajdosova in three sets but then defeated Samantha Stosur in straight sets in her next match.

58. Angelique Kerber began the 2015 season at the Brisbane International, reaching the quarterfinals before losing to Elina Svitolina in straight sets.

59. Angelique Kerber's lost her first match to Lucie Safarova in straight sets.

60. Angelique Kerber finished 2014 by representing Germany in the Fed Cup final.

61. Angelique Kerber's had a first round bye and, in her opening match, faced CoCo Vandeweghe, whom she defeated in three sets.

62. At Wimbledon, Angelique Kerber was seeded 9th and defeated Urszula Radwanska, Heather Watson, and Kirsten Flipkens to reach the fourth round, where she defeated Maria Sharapova.

63. Angelique Kerber reached the final at the Aegon International, losing to Madison Keys in three sets.

64. At the French Open, Angelique Kerber lost to Eugenie Bouchard in the fourth round.

65. Angelique Kerber's contributed to defeating Slovakia by winning both of her singles rubbers, defeating Dominika Cibulkova and Daniela Hantuchova respectively.

66. In September, Angelique Kerber reached her second final of 2013 at the Toray Pan Pacific Open, but lost to Petra Kvitova in three sets.

67. Angelique Kerber's reached the fourth round of the US Open, losing to Carla Suarez Navarro.

68. Angelique Kerber made an early exit from Wimbledon, where she was a semifinalist the year before, losing in three sets to Kaia Kanepi in the second round.

69. At the French Open, Angelique Kerber reached the fourth round, only to be beaten there by Svetlana Kuznetsova in three sets.

70. Angelique Kerber's reached the quarterfinals after defeating Svetlana Kuznetsova but was then being defeated by Ivanovic, again in straight sets; it was Kerber's second loss against her in three weeks.

71. Angelique Kerber would reach the semifinals at the BNP Paribas Open, and the third round in Miami, losing to Caroline Wozniacki and Sorana Cirstea respectively.

72. Angelique Kerber reached the fourth round of the Australian Open, making this the furthest she had ever progressed in the tournament.

73. Angelique Kerber began 2013 at the Brisbane International where she was seeded 4th.

74. Angelique Kerber's exited the tournament in the round robin stage, without winning any matches.

75. At the season's conclusion, Angelique Kerber competed in her first year-end Championships, where she was seeded fifth.

76. Angelique Kerber's reached the quarterfinals of the China Open, but retired against Maria Sharapova.

77. Angelique Kerber's made it to the semifinals before losing to Agnieszka Radwanska.

78. Angelique Kerber's lost in the fourth round to Sara Errani.

79. At the US Open, Angelique Kerber, seeded 6th, struggled to victory over unseeded Venus Williams in the second round.

80. Angelique Kerber's defeated the No 28 seed Christina McHale in round three.

81. Angelique Kerber represented Germany in the Fed Cup semifinal tie against Australia in Stuttgart, losing to Samantha Stosur in her first match before beating Olivia Rogowska.

82. Angelique Kerber's lost to unseeded Bulgarian Tsvetana Pironkova in the second round.

83. Angelique Kerber's played 2nd seed Marion Bartoli in the final and claimed the title, defeating the Frenchwoman in three sets.

84. Angelique Kerber's reached the third round and lost to Maria Sharapova.

85. Angelique Kerber's lost her semifinal match to 4th seeded Flavia Pennetta.

86. Angelique Kerber reached a career high ranking of world No 34 after the tournament.

87. Angelique Kerber entered the US Open ranked 92nd in the world.

88. Angelique Kerber's played in the Wimbledon Championships, where she made it to the third round after defeating Sania Mirza and upsetting 13th seed Shahar Pe'er, but lost against Jarmila Groth.

89. Angelique Kerber's reached the second round at both the DFS Classic and the Ordina Open.

90. Angelique Kerber attained her first Grand Slam victory in 2008 at the Australian Open by beating Maret Ani, before losing to Francesca Schiavone.

91. Angelique Kerber's competed in her first Grand Slam main draw at the French Open where she lost to Elena Dementieva in the opening round.

92. Angelique Kerber's has competed for Germany since the start of her career.

93. In 2012, Angelique Kerber moved to Puszczykowo; a suburb of Poznan, Poland, where her maternal grandfather owns an indoor tennis facility.

94. Angelique Kerber was born in Bremen, to a Polish father from Poznan, Sławomir Kerber, and a Polish mother, Beata, who is her manager.

95. Angelique Kerber is currently ranked world No 2 as of 22 October 2018, thus making her the top-ranked left-handed player on the WTA Tour.

96. Angelique Kerber's has won an Olympic silver medal while representing Germany at the 2016 Summer Olympics.

97. Angelique Kerber is a German professional tennis player and former world No 1, and a three time Grand Slam champion.

98. Angelique Kerber wants to have friends and family around during her break.