Caroline Garcia Height, Weight, Age, Body Statistics

Caroline Garcia is a French professional tennis player who is renowned for her accurate service game, offensive baseline play, and powerful groundstrokes. She has excelled in both the singles and doubles formats and has won numerous WTA (Women’s Tennis Association) and ITF (International Tennis Federation) titles, breaking into the ‘Top 5’ of the singles rankings in September 2018 and the ‘Top 5’ of the doubles rankings in October 2016. Caroline won the French Open doubles title in 2016 and led France to a Fed Cup title in 2019, having led her country to the final previously, in 2016, which was the nation’s first such appearance since 2005.

Sun Sign

Libra

Residence

Lyon, France

Manager

She is represented by –

• Sam Duvall, Tournament and International Relations Manager, Topnotch Management, Cleveland, Ohio, United States
• Pascal Biojout, Sponsorship and Marketing Agent, Sport Plus Consulting, Paris, France
• Sammy Dancyger, PR Agent, Sport Plus Consulting, Paris, France

Plays

Right-Handed (Two-Handed Backhand)

Turned Pro

2011

Distinctive Features

• Neck-length hair
• Lean physique
• Affable smile
• Radiant face

Brand Endorsements

Caroline has been sponsored by –

• Asics
• Nike
• Yonex
• Sothys
• Rolex

Caroline Garcia Favorite Things

• Color – Blue
• City – Lyon
• Music Genres – Pop, Acoustic
• Tennis Tournament/Event – French Open
• Tennis Player/Role Model –
• Hobbies/Interests – Cooking, Traveling, Reading, Watching Movies
• Food/Meal – Paella, Pizza, Millefeuille Tiramisu
• Tech Accessory – iPad

Source – Caro-Garcia.com,

Caroline Garcia Facts

1. Caroline’s first WTA title came in 2014 at the Copa Claro Colsanitas in Bogotá, Colombia, where she upset the former World no. 1 and defending champion Jelena Janković.
2. When she and won the 2016 French Open doubles title, they became the first French pairing to do so since Gail Chanfreau and Françoise Dürr in 1971. The pair went on to win the WTA award for ‘Best Doubles Team of the Year’.
3. In 2017, she became the first player to win both the Wuhan Open and the China Open in the same year.
4. From the 2016 French Open to the 2017 Australian Open, she reached at least the quarterfinal stage of each of the 4 Grand Slam events.

Featured Image by Caroline Garcia / Instagram