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 Maria Yafna Sharapova was born on 19 April 1987 to her mother Yelena and father Yuri in the Niagan town of Russia.

At tender age of four Sharapova’s interest in tennis was noticed by her father's friend alexander kapilnikov, who handed her the first racket. She has owned her unusual brilliant style of play, was also seen by Coach Yuri Yadkin who taught Sharapova her first tennis lessons.

When Sharapova turned six she began taking tennis classes at a tennis clinic upon seeing her development they urged for her to attend IMG academy Florida for her professional training despite not having sufficient funds, her father borrowed money to see his little girl get the best tennis training to compete in the major league upon her arrival to Florida.

Her father resorted to menial labor to sponsor Sharapova’s tennis classes while waiting for her to enroll the academy as she aged before she attended academy Sharapova trained with rick Macie attendance academy after signing with IMG. Sharapova discontinued her sessions with rickmachi this had led her to earn scholarship to train at the nick militia tennis academy at age nine long-lived and powerful.  

 

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Sharapova showed great promise on the competitive circuit she turned professional on her 14th birthday but continued to compete among her peers finishing runner-up at jr Wimbledon and French Open tournaments in 2002. Sharapova claimed her first WTA victory at the 2003 big japan open  and also reached the fourth round at Wimbledon on her first attempt during the same year  success came the following year when she won the singles title at Wimbledon becoming Russia’s first female Wimbledon champion.

At the end of 2004, she added WTA Championships title to her list of achievements. Sharapova became the first Russian woman to rise to the sport’s top ranking in 2005. The following year she claimed her second grand slam title with the win at the us open the tennis star was slowed by shoulder problems for much of 2007 and 2008.

However, she managed to win her third grand slam at the 2008 Australian open. She finally underwent shoulder surgery that October and this  she was back in the top 20 by the end of 2009, and finished 2011 ranked number four in the world  in June 2012 Sharapova capped her comeback by defeating Sarah Irani in the French open final. the victory made her just the tenth woman to complete the career grand slam and allowed her to  regain the world's number one ranking at the 2012 summer Olympic games Sharapova’s Olympic debut.  

 

She won a silver medal in women's singles losing the goal to American tennis star. Serena Williams Maria continued to play well in succeeding majors finishing runner-up at the 2003 French open, however, shoulder problems again took a toll and not long after a disappointing second-round loss  at Wimbledon she withdrew from action for the rest of the season regaining momentum.

In 2014 Sharapova won her second French open and fifth overall grand slam title by defeating Simona halep.

In 2015 she advanced to the Australian open final and semi-finals of the us open before finishing the year ranked number four her life, as an athlete has already been intriguing and exciting  

Just you wait and see as her personal life is more than just newsworthy so hanging tight as we move along to the juiciest side of things

In March 2016, Sharapova announced that she had failed a drug test at the Australian Open. In January at a press conference, the tennis star said that she had tested positive for milgronate with an active ingredient of meldonium, which she had been taking for health issues since 2006. The drug was added to the world anti-doping agency's prohibited list on January 1 2016.

On June 8 2016 an independent tribunal appointed by the international tennis federation since pending Sharapova from playing for two years because of the failed drug test for it.

In October 2016, after Sharapova appealed, her two-year suspension the court of arbitration for sport announced that her punishment would be reduced to 15 months allowing her to return to international competition in April 2017.  

Off the court Sharapova landed major commercial endorsements with Nike Avon Evian taguer Porsche and tiffany among other companies she was the world's highest-paid female athlete for several years with Forbes estimating her career earnings at 325 million dollars at the time of her retirement after March 2016 statement that Sharapova had failed a drug test.

 

Sharapova’s other business ventures including the 2012 launch of the sugar Provo candy line  with Jeff Rubin the founder of its sugar a portion of the sales are donated to the  

Maria Sharapova foundation to support her philanthropic foundations to date  

Maria Sharapova has a foundation named the Maria Sharapova foundation that helps children worldwide in reaching their goals her foundation has donated to different causes notably the Chernobyl recovery  project in her personal life Sharapova began a relationship with Slovenian basketball player  Sasha Vujicic in 2009 the two getting engaged the following year during a post-match conference.

 

At the 2012, u.s open Sharapova declared that the engagement was off and that her relationship with voyage had ended afterward she dated Bulgarian tennis pro grigor dimitrov from 2013 to 2015. She has been linked to Adelaide co-founder alexander gilkes since 2018. After her suspension, Sharapova returned to action at the Porsche Tennis grand prix on April 26 2017.

She won her first wta title in two years at the changing open in October and battled her way back to the sport’s top 30 in 2018. Her quarterfinal showing at the French open among the year's highlights, despite having lived in the us for more than a decade Sharapova chose to maintain her Russian citizenship.

Maria Sharapova was appointed the United Nations goodwill ambassador for the UNDP for the Chernobyl recovery projects in 2007.

Maria Sharapova was also the first torchbearer in the lighting ceremony of the Russian winter Olympics in 2014 as the former champion struggled to remain competitive after advancing to the fourth round of the 2019 Australian open her performance hindered by nagging physical problems.

On February 26, 2020, the month after her first-round loss at the Australian open Sharapova announced her retirement in a Vanity Fair essay.

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