Martina Hingis Age, Wiki and Bio

Quick Info

Profession	Tennis player
Nationality	Swiss
Date of Birth	30/09/1980
Age	44 years
Birthplace	Košice, Czechoslovakia (now in Slovakia)

Bio/Wiki

Real Name	Martina Hingisová Molitor
Nickname	Can't-miss-swiss

Physical Stats & More

Height	170 cm
Weight	59 kg (in 2015)
Eye Color	Blue
Hair Color	Light Brown

Personal Life

Zodiac sign/Sun sign	Libra
Hometown	Trübbach, Switzerland
Religion	Christianity
Ethnicity	Czech
Hobbies	Horse riding, skiing, watching movies
Controversies	In 2007, Martina Hingis was banned for 2 years after testing positive for Cocaine. Though, She denied any wrongdoing and maintained her innocence; she 'retired' in 2007.

Relationships & More

Marital Status	Divorced
Sexual Orientation	Straight
Affairs/Boyfriends	Sergio Garcia (2001-2002) Ivo Heuberger Jacques Villeneuve Sol Campbell (2005-2006) Alexander Onischenko (2007) Radek Stepanek (Former Fiance) (2006-2007) Magnus Norman Julian Alonso Andreas Bieri (Former Fiance) (2010) Thibault Hutin (Former Husband) (2010-2013) David Tosas Ros (2013-present)
Husband	Thibault Hutin (2010-2012)
Children	N/A

Family

Father

Karol Hingis

Mother

Melanie Molitor

Siblings

Brother	N/A
Sister	N/A

Career

Tennis

International Debut

Turned pro in 1994

Coach/Mentor

Melanie Molitor (Former Coach)

Nature on field

Cool

Favourite Shot

Backhand

Achievements

Singles	Winner of 5 Grand Slams 43 singles WTA titles, 2 ITF titles She achieved the No. 1 ranking in March 1997 She has won 592 games in her career while losing only 142
Doubles	Winner of 12 Grand Slams 55 WTA titles, 1 ITF title She achieved the No. 1 ranking in June 1998 She has won 413 games in her career while losing only 90

Favourites

Favourite Tennis Player	Martina Navratilova
Favourite Food	Japanese Cuisine, Chocolate fudge cake with Vanilla ice-cream
Favourite Bollywood Actress	Aishwarya Rai Bachchan

Some Lesser Known Facts

Martina Hingis does not smoke.
Martina Hingis drinks alcohol.
Martina Hingis was named after Martina Navratilova by her mother.
She began competing at age 4 and turned professional at 14.
Her mother, Melanie Molitor, has been her coach for most of her career.
At age 12 in 1993, Martina won the French Open Girls' Singles title, becoming the youngest player to win a Grand Slam Junior Title.
In March 1997, Martina became the youngest top-ranked player in history.
In 1998, she became the first athlete on the cover of the American men's magazine GQ.
Martina announced retirement twice but returned both times.
She made a professional comeback in 2013 as a doubles player and coach.
Time magazine named her one of the '30 Legends of Women’s Tennis' in 2011.
Martina Hingis was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 2013.