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Tennis Biography

Ashleigh Barty

“Ash/The Barty Party”

Australian · Ipswich, Queensland · Born 1 January 1996

Professional Tennis Player
3
grand slams
121
weeks no1
15
titles
3
grand slam titles

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The most complete player in women's tennis — retired at 25 as world number one, unbeaten.

Ashleigh Barty was born in Ipswich, Queensland in 1996. She won three Grand Slam titles on three different surfaces — the rarest individual achievement in women's tennis. She retired in March 2022 aged 25, ranked number one in the world, stating she had achieved her dreams and wanted to live a private life. Her retirement was universally described as one of the most gracious exits in sport — she had received no injury, faced no controversy, and was simply done. She was the first Australian to win Wimbledon since Evonne Goolagong Cawley in 1980 — which Goolagong Cawley attended to watch. She later played professional cricket.

Best Known For

Wimbledon 2021

Honours & Achievements

Career Honours

  • Wimbledon 2021
  • US Open 2022? (Roland Garros)
  • Australian Open 2022
  • French Open 2019
Career Journey

Timeline

1996 👶 Born in Ipswich, Queensland
2022 🏁 Retired from professional sport
🏆 Wimbledon 2021
🏆 US Open 2022? (Roland Garros)
🏆 Australian Open 2022
🏆 French Open 2019
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

5 common questions about Ashleigh Barty

Ashleigh Barty won 3 Grand Slam singles titles.

Ashleigh Barty spent 121 weeks as world number one.

Ashleigh Barty won 15 career singles titles.

Ashleigh Barty was born in 1996 in Ipswich.

Ashleigh Barty is Australian.

Career Timeline — Ashleigh Barty
1996
Born in Ipswich, Queensland
2022
Retired from professional sport
Wimbledon 2021
US Open 2022? (Roland Garros)
Australian Open 2022
French Open 2019