Maria Sharapova rose from a determined young talent in Siberia to one of the most commanding figures in modern tennis, combining fierce competitiveness with unmistakable poise. Bursting onto the global stage with her 2004 Wimbledon victory at just 17, she went on to secure all four Grand Slam titles and maintain long stretches as World No. 1. Sharapova’s powerful baseline game, mental resilience, and signature fighting spirit made her a formidable presence on court, while her ventures in busines

Maria Sharapova, born in 1987 in Nyagan, Russia, rose from a young tennis prodigy to one of the sport’s most celebrated figures. Moving to the United States as a child to train at Nick Bollettieri’s academy, she quickly made headlines with her fierce competitiveness and powerful serve. Sharapova claimed five Grand Slam titles, including Wimbledon in 2004, becoming the third-youngest champion in the tournament’s history. Beyond tennis, she became a global icon for style, endorsements, and philant

"I was too young to have big goals, but I followed this road my father paved for me" - Maria Sharapova on father Yuri's role in building her foundation

Maria Sharapova announces retirement from tennis