Maria Sharapova

Russian former tennis player

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July 1 2022 Sharapova gave birth to a son, marking a significant personal milestone in her life.
July 1 2022 Sharapova gave birth to a son, marking a significant personal milestone in her life.
April 2022 Maria Sharapova became a member of the Board of Directors of the fashion brand Moncler.
April 2022 Maria Sharapova became a member of the Board of Directors of the fashion brand Moncler.
March 2022 In early March 2022, Maria Sharapova publicly denounced the Russian invasion of Ukraine and committed to donating to 'Save the Children', an organization aiding Ukrainian children affected by the conflict.
March 2022 In early March 2022, Maria Sharapova publicly denounced the Russian invasion of Ukraine and committed to donating to 'Save the Children', an organization aiding Ukrainian children affected by the conflict.
2020 Retired from professional tennis.
2020 Sharapova appeared as a guest shark on the TV show Shark Tank and teamed up with Mark Cuban to invest in Bala Bangles.
2020 Sharapova became an investor in the wellness brand Therabody.
2020 Retired from professional tennis.
2020 Sharapova appeared as a guest shark on the TV show Shark Tank and teamed up with Mark Cuban to invest in Bala Bangles.
2020 Sharapova became an investor in the wellness brand Therabody.
December 2020 Maria Sharapova and British businessman Alexander Gilkes announced their engagement.
December 2020 Maria Sharapova and British businessman Alexander Gilkes announced their engagement.
February 26 2020 Maria Sharapova announced her retirement from tennis, stating in an essay that she was moving on to the next chapter of her life.
February 26 2020 Maria Sharapova announced her retirement from tennis, stating in an essay that she was moving on to the next chapter of her life.
January 2020 As a wildcard at the 2020 Australian Open, Sharapova was defeated in straight sets by Donna Vekić in the first round.
January 2020 Sharapova was defeated by Ajla Tomljanović in the second round of the Kooyong Classic.
January 2020 Sharapova received a wildcard at the Brisbane International but fell in the opening round to Jennifer Brady.
January 2020 At the Kooyong Classic, Sharapova's opening match against Laura Siegemund was halted due to heavy smoke from wildfires.
January 2020 Sharapova began her 2020 season at an exhibition tournament in Abu Dhabi, defeating Ajla Tomljanović in straight sets.
January 2020 Sharapova began her 2020 season at an exhibition tournament in Abu Dhabi, defeating Ajla Tomljanović in straight sets.
January 2020 Sharapova was defeated by Ajla Tomljanović in the second round of the Kooyong Classic.
January 2020 At the Kooyong Classic, Sharapova's opening match against Laura Siegemund was halted due to heavy smoke from wildfires.
January 2020 Sharapova received a wildcard at the Brisbane International but fell in the opening round to Jennifer Brady.
January 2020 As a wildcard at the 2020 Australian Open, Sharapova was defeated in straight sets by Donna Vekić in the first round.
2019 At the end of the year, Sharapova finished ranked No. 131, marking her lowest year-end ranking since 2002.
2019 After more than four months away from the sport, Sharapova made her return at the Mallorca Open, where she defeated Viktória Kužmová in the opening round.
2019 Sharapova withdrew from the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix, Madrid Open, Italian Open, and French Open due to a lingering shoulder injury.
2019 Sharapova recorded her first win in Russia in thirteen years at the St. Petersburg Ladies' Trophy by defeating Daria Gavrilova in straight sets.
2019 Sharapova ended her three-match losing streak at the Western & Southern Open with a straight sets win over Alison Riske.
2019 Sharapova played her final match of the year at the US Open, where she fell in the opening round to eventual finalist Serena Williams.
2019 Sharapova lost in the opening round of Wimbledon after retiring against Pauline Parmentier.
2019 Maria Sharapova appeared as herself in the episode titled 'Play the Queen' of the series The Morning Show.
2019 Maria Sharapova began her 2019 season at the Shenzhen Open, where she recorded her 800th career singles match by defeating Timea Bacsinszky in straight sets.
2019 Sugarpova reported sales of $20 million.
2019 Maria Sharapova appeared as herself in the episode titled 'Play the Queen' of the series The Morning Show.
2019 Sugarpova reported sales of $20 million.
2019 Maria Sharapova began her 2019 season at the Shenzhen Open, where she recorded her 800th career singles match by defeating Timea Bacsinszky in straight sets.
2019 Sharapova lost in the opening round of Wimbledon after retiring against Pauline Parmentier.
2019 Sharapova played her final match of the year at the US Open, where she fell in the opening round to eventual finalist Serena Williams.
2019 Sharapova recorded her first win in Russia in thirteen years at the St. Petersburg Ladies' Trophy by defeating Daria Gavrilova in straight sets.
2019 Sharapova withdrew from the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix, Madrid Open, Italian Open, and French Open due to a lingering shoulder injury.
2019 After more than four months away from the sport, Sharapova made her return at the Mallorca Open, where she defeated Viktória Kužmová in the opening round.
2019 At the end of the year, Sharapova finished ranked No. 131, marking her lowest year-end ranking since 2002.
2019 Sharapova ended her three-match losing streak at the Western & Southern Open with a straight sets win over Alison Riske.
2018 Sharapova withdrew from the China Open, Tianjin Open, and Kremlin Cup due to a right shoulder injury, ending her season ranked 29.
2018 Sharapova launched a new program to mentor women entrepreneurs.
2018 Maria Sharapova made a cameo appearance as herself in the film 'Ocean's 8.'
2018 Maria Sharapova made a cameo appearance as herself in the film 'Ocean's 8.'

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