Kostyuk began playing tennis when she was a child at the Antey Tennis Club on Kyiv’s west side, where she was instructed by her mother. 391 on the WTA rankings and won a $10,000 title in her hometown of Kyiv in 1994.
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Her father was the technical director of the Antey Cup, a junior tennis event in Kyiv, and her mother was a professional tennis player who rose to No. Oleh Kostyuk and his wife Talina Beiko have a daughter named Marta. Marta Kostyuk was born in Kyiv, Ukraine, on June 28, 2002. She suddenly gained fame in the ongoing Transylvania Open where she is preparing to compete against US Open 2021 champion Emma Raducanu. On October 30, 2017, she attained a high-career junior ranking of world No. I’m like, "Okay, for 15 minutes I can be as frustrated as I can but then after that it's over.” I have to find a way.Marta Kostyuk is a professional tennis player from Ukraine who competes internationally. But this is one of the rules I try to follow. And obviously some losses it works, some it doesn't. I think it's very important to deal with your emotions by the end of the day so you wake up the next day feeling like it's a fresh start- new life, kind of. Obviously this is something I had to learn the best, I'd say. I don't think there is any other sport that you lose in as much as you lose in tennis. Marta: I mean dealing with loss I think is one of the biggest challenges out there. I think this is something that is easier to learn when you are under pressure… You have to stay in line and you have to be focused. And obviously when I was younger, it would upset me a lot more than today. And you kind of have to accept it and try your best with what you have today. Because in tennis most of the days are unfortunately not perfect- they're not good. Marta: Being a tennis player, I have learned to get used to bad days. Wilson: What have you learned being a tennis player? Marta wearing our Winning Tennis Dress at Wimbledon 2023 I will say my favorite quote, ‘If you are going through hell, keep going.
It's important that you shouldn't stop working on yourself and on your life. But when people look at me I want them to see that all the struggles and everything bad that is happening eventually ends and there is a good part in life that happens.
Marta: I want the world to know that everyone's struggling, everyone has bad periods, like depression and everything you can imagine. Wilson: What do you want the world to know about you? Here are some of our favorite snippets from our conversation: We had the pleasure of chatting with Marta, and gained some insight on life lessons she has learned throughout her years playing tennis. For more information and to shop Marta’s looks, please click here. As a Wilson Advisory Staff member, Kostyuk will offer valuable insights and test Wilson’s performance tennis products, as well as work with Wilson’s sportswear design team on inspiration and direction for the future. Kostyuk joins Wilson’s roster of incredible athletes, with the strongest global ambassador network in the sport of tennis. Kostyuk will continue to feature these pieces, as well as new performance rackets and footwear silhouettes, as she builds on her career-high world rankings of 49 in singles (Feb. The Wilson sportswear design team will continue to develop custom apparel for Kostyuk that mirrors the innovative quality available to consumers.
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The 20-year-old Ukrainian touted the Blade v8 racket, custom Wilson Sportswear and the Rush Pro 4.0 tennis shoes on-court at the Adelaide International Tennis Tournament last week. “Marta has an extremely sharp game, and we look forward to not only expanding Wilson’s impact in the sport of tennis, but also supporting her as she grows her competitive edge and personal brand.” “Wilson is committed to equipping athletes with all they need to succeed on and off the court, and there is nobody better to join forces with than Marta Kostyuk,” says Jason Collins, Global General Manager of Wilson Racquet Sports.
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