Belinda Bencic, born on March 10, 1997, in Flawil, Switzerland, is a well-known professional tennis player. She began playing tennis at a young age and turned professional in 2012. Under the guidance of her father, Ivan Bencic, who initially coached her, and later trained by former top-ten player Melanie Molitor, Bencic honed her skills and quickly rose through the ranks. In her career, she has achieved significant success on the WTA Tour, capturing multiple singles and doubles titles. She made a significant breakthrough in 2019, reaching the semifinals of the US Open and finishing the year ranked in the world’s top 10. One of her most notable achievements is winning the gold medal in women's singles at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, cementing her status as a top-tier competitor on the international stage.
On the personal front, Bencic is known to maintain a relatively private life. She has shared a close relationship with her family, which has been supportive of her career. As of recent updates, she has been romantically linked with Martin Hromkovic, a professional soccer player turned fitness trainer, illustrating a partnership both professional and personal.
Bencic is noted for her aggressive style of play, characterized by strong baseline shots and strategic playmaking. Her resilience and capability to perform under pressure have made her one of the notable players in women's tennis, continuing to compete and succeed against the best in the world.
