Laura Siegemund Husband, Wikipedia, Ranking, Wiki, Partner, Height, Coach

Laura Siegemund Husband, Wikipedia, Ranking, Wiki, Partner, Height, Coach – German tennis player Laura Natalie Siegemund competes professionally. She has won two Grand Slam events, including the women’s doubles title at the 2020 US Open with Vera Zvonareva and the mixed doubles title at the 2016 US Open with Mate Pavi.

Laura Siegemund Bio

Name	Laura Siegemund
Nickname	Laura
Age	35 years
Date Of Birth	4 March 1988
Profession	Tennis Player
Religion	Christian
Nationality	German
Birthplace	Filderstadt, Germany
Hometown	Filderstadt, Germany

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Laura Siegemund Measurement

Height	5 feet 6 inch
Weight	62 kg
Eye Colour	Blue
Hair Colour	Blonde

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Laura Siegemund Educational Qualifications

School	High School
College or University	Not Known
Educational Degree	Graduated

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Laura Siegemund Family

Father	Harro Siegemund
Mother	Brigitta Siegemund
Brother / Sister	Not Known
Children	Son: Not KnownDaughter: Not Known

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Laura Siegemund Marital Status

Marital Status	Unmarried
Spouse Name	Not Known
Affairs	Antonio Zucca

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Laura Siegemund Net Worth

Net Worth In Dollars	$ 5 Million
Salary	Not Known

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Laura Siegemund News

Sixth-seeded At the U.S. Open on Monday, Coco Gauff defeated Laura Siegemund 3-6, 6-2, 6-4 in a tough first-round match. Everyone underestimated how tough the German would be, and Gauff had to fight back to prevail. Siegemund, who is rated 121st in the world, stunned the American teenager and the audience at home by winning the opening set with a variety of shots and some incredible performances at the net.But in the second game, Gauff swiftly recovered. After a 26-minute first game, a break was ordered when Siegemund began to complain to the chair judge about how the serve clock began too quickly after points.

Gauff made another break to extend her lead to 4-1, but Siegemund’s stroke was called off time after her backhand struck the net cord, leveling the score. The 19-year-old American took over in the third set. He quickly took a 3-0 lead and used some exquisite lobs to thwart Siegemund’s net assault.

Gauff led 5-1 after Siegemund received a point penalty at the crucial moment of the game. This decision infuriated Siegemund, who afterwards informed the referee that Gauff was playing “extremely fast” as jeers rained down on her.