Arantxa Rus
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WTA 187
| Best 2026: | 131 |
| Best 2025: | 74 |
| Best 2024: | 43 |
| Best | 41 |
| Country | Netherlands |
| Age | 35 yo / 180 cm |
| Forehand | Left Handed (Double hand) |
| Turned pro | 2007 |
| Birthplace/Residence | Delft / Monster, The Netherlands |
| Coach | Julian Alonso |
| Earnings | 4,696,245$ |
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Arantxa Rus, born on December 13, 1990, in Delft, Netherlands, is a professional Dutch tennis player who has made a name for herself on the WTA Tour. Rus turned professional in 2008, and over the years, she has established herself as a formidable competitor, especially known for her powerful baseline game and her tenacity on the court.
Rus has accumulated several titles over her career, primarily on the ITF Women's Circuit, where she has claimed around 30 singles titles. Known for her resilience and determination, she reached a career-high singles ranking of World No. 61 as of July 2023. Although she has not yet secured a Grand Slam title, Rus has had some significant matches in major tournaments, with noteworthy performances such as reaching the fourth round of the French Open in 2012.
Throughout her career, Rus has been coached by several individuals, more recently working with Julian Alonso, who has helped refine her game and strategy. Her hard-working attitude and dedication to the sport have been key factors in her enduring presence in professional tennis.
On a personal note, Arantxa Rus is relatively private about her life outside the tennis court. She is known to have a supportive family background, and she values the privacy of her personal relationships, keeping details about her love life relatively undisclosed.
Some interesting facts about Arantxa Rus include her passion for Spanish culture, which is reflected in her Spanish-inflected first name. She also enjoys spending her free time engaging in various forms of physical fitness activities beyond tennis, highlighting her commitment to maintaining an athletic lifestyle.
Arantxa has a particular affinity for pets and often shares pictures of her beloved pets on social media, showcasing a softer side to her competitive persona. Despite the demands of her professional life, she always finds time for her interests and loved ones, balancing her career with personal passions.
Funny or interesting fact: Arantxa Rus once held the record for most consecutive losses on the WTA Tour, a streak she humorously embraced as a learning experience and an important factor in shaping her resilience and perseverance in the sport. Her ability to maintain a positive outlook and overcome challenges has endeared her to fans around the world.
Rus has accumulated several titles over her career, primarily on the ITF Women's Circuit, where she has claimed around 30 singles titles. Known for her resilience and determination, she reached a career-high singles ranking of World No. 61 as of July 2023. Although she has not yet secured a Grand Slam title, Rus has had some significant matches in major tournaments, with noteworthy performances such as reaching the fourth round of the French Open in 2012.
Throughout her career, Rus has been coached by several individuals, more recently working with Julian Alonso, who has helped refine her game and strategy. Her hard-working attitude and dedication to the sport have been key factors in her enduring presence in professional tennis.
On a personal note, Arantxa Rus is relatively private about her life outside the tennis court. She is known to have a supportive family background, and she values the privacy of her personal relationships, keeping details about her love life relatively undisclosed.
Some interesting facts about Arantxa Rus include her passion for Spanish culture, which is reflected in her Spanish-inflected first name. She also enjoys spending her free time engaging in various forms of physical fitness activities beyond tennis, highlighting her commitment to maintaining an athletic lifestyle.
Arantxa has a particular affinity for pets and often shares pictures of her beloved pets on social media, showcasing a softer side to her competitive persona. Despite the demands of her professional life, she always finds time for her interests and loved ones, balancing her career with personal passions.
Funny or interesting fact: Arantxa Rus once held the record for most consecutive losses on the WTA Tour, a streak she humorously embraced as a learning experience and an important factor in shaping her resilience and perseverance in the sport. Her ability to maintain a positive outlook and overcome challenges has endeared her to fans around the world.
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All
Victory/Loss
261
152
109
58%
181
76
105
42%
32
10
22
31%
∑
474
238
236
50%
Titles
1 WTA 250
1x WTA 250
- Hambourg2023
2 WTA 125
2x WTA 125
- Contrexeville2023
- La Bisbal d'Emporda2023
1 W 75
1x W 75
- Den Haag2024
1 W 60
1x W 60
- San Bartolome (Gran Canaria)2022
2 W 40
2x W 40
- Den Haag2023
- Anapoima2023
2 W 25
2x W 25
- Sharm El Sheikh 32022
- Santa Margherita Di Pula 32022
Performances
2022 San Bartolome • W 60 2023 Hambourg • WTA 250 2023 Contrexeville • WTA 125 2023 La Bisbal d'Emporda • WTA 125 2024 Den Haag • W 75 2023 Den Haag • W 40 2023 Anapoima • W 40 2022 Sharm El Sheikh • W 25 2022 Santa Margherita Di Pula • W 25 2024 Final,Hambourg • WTA 125 2025 Final,Maspalomas • W 100 2024 Final,Cornellà De Llobregat • W 100 2021 Final,Belgrade • WTA 125 2021 Final,Bol • WTA 125 2017 Final,Taipei • WTA 125 2023 Final,Arcadia • W 60 2022 Final,Haabneeme • W 25 2012 4th round,French Open • Grand Slam 2020 1/2 final,Monterrey • WTA 250 2025 1/2 final,Tolentino • WTA 125 2023 1/2 final,Maspalomas • W 100 2026 1/2 final,Manama • W 75 2025 1/2 final,Bucarest • W 75 2025 1/2 final,Koper • W 75 2022 1/2 final,Montreux • W 60 2022 1/4 final,San Bartolome de Tirajana • W 60 2012 3rd round,Wimbledon • Grand Slam 2011 3rd round,French Open • Grand Slam 2024 1/4 final,Jiujiang • WTA 250 2024 1/4 final,Rouen • WTA 250
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