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- Flipkens retired from singles last year at Wimbledon but has continued her doubles career on the Hologic WTA Tour.
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Jul 10, 2023 · A one-time world No. 13 in singles, Flipkens won one WTA singles title and seven doubles titles in her career. She also reached the final in mixed doubles at the US Open in 2022.
Jun 30, 2022 · Flipkens will still be seen on the Tour as she intends to continue her doubles career. When asked how much longer for, she admits she is unsure. For certain, she plans to play up until the US Open before having another reflection on if she wants to continue playing.
Jun 27, 2022 · Eastbourne: Flipkens upsets Mertens for 1st Top 30 win since 2019. This year's Wimbledon will be the final singles tournament of Kirsten Flipkens' career after 21 years of slicing up the opposition. The Belgian opens up about the decision to retire, her career highlights and what comes next.
Dec 31, 2023 · Kirsten Flipkens: A Loyal Belgian Stalwart. Career Doubles Record: 156-148 (51%) Career Doubles Titles: 7; Career High Doubles Ranking: No. 23; Notable Partners: Sara Sorribes-Tormo; A longtime Belgian tennis stalwart, Kirsten Flipkens’ illustrious 20-year pro career began during a pivotal time for the sport in Belgium.
Jun 3, 2022 · Flipkens didn’t address whether she will continue to play doubles. The Belgian has won five career doubles crowns and reached the Australian Open quarterfinals earlier this year. Flipkens has won...
Jun 9, 2023 · Flipkens retired from singles last year at Wimbledon but has continued her doubles career on the Hologic WTA Tour. At this year's Australian Open, Muchova asked Flipkens if she could help her if they were playing the same tournaments.
Best result of 2019 was winning first WTA 125K Series title at Houston and reached five QFs. Won one WTA doubles title in 2019 at Mallorca (w/Larsson) and earned her career high doubles ranking of No.23 on July 1, 2019 Highlights from 2018 season include an R-Up performance at 's-Hertogenbosch (l. Krunic) and SF run at Nurnberg (l. Riske).
