Anzhelika Isaeva
Russian tennis player
Anzhelika Albertovna Isaeva (Russian: Анжелика Альбертовна Исаева; born 20 November 2000) is an inactive Russian tennis player. Across her junior and professional career, she has claimed numerous national and international titles across different ages and categories. As a junior, she reportedly reached a No. 1 U12 ranking in Ukraine and was ranked amongst the top 3 juniors in Russia. At 15 years old, she was awarded the title of Master of Sports of Russia, a national sports qualification recognizing elite-level athletic achievement and was a member of the Russian national tennis team. She achieved a career-high ITF Junior World Ranking of No. 35 at the age of 16. She competed in the draws of multiple Grand Slam (J) tournaments, singles and doubles. She was named Best Tennis Newcomer of the year in 2022. Her career-high win came against a WTA No.
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