Estonian Kaia Kanepi has reached the singles quarterfinals at all four grand slams. In 2012, she reached peak singles ranking of world number 15.

As a junior, Kanepi was ranked number 1 in the world. She turned professional in 2000. Kanepi has a very powerful serve and solid groundstrokes. She prefers to play offensive tennis and take control of points.

Kanepi is currently sponsored by Wilson and iCourt. She has earned more than $7 million in her career.

Kaia Kanepi’s Sponsors

Wilson

Kanepi has a racquet sponsorship contract with Wilson. She currently uses the Wilson Ultra racquet.

iCourt

Kanepi has a clothing sponsorship with iCourt, an Estonian clothing brand.

Tallink (Expired)

For many years, Kanepi was sponsored by Tallink, a ferry company in the Baltic Sea.

Denis Shapovalov split with his coach Mikhail Youzhny at the end of 2021. Shapovalov didn’t get the result he expected from the partnership and the two mutually agreed to end the partnership.

Shapovalov said:

It was after the season, a couple weeks after Stockholm. I talked to him. It was very mutual. We still text and we continue to have a good relationship, but it just wasn’t working.

Unfortunately that’s the business of tennis sometimes. Just had to go a different direction. It’s super tough because I feel like anyone that I bring into my team, they’re like family to me.

It was super tough to come to the decision for both of us to split.

Jamie Delgado, who previously worked with Andy Murray, has reportedly joined the Denis Shapovalov coaching team. Delgado coached Andy Murray for the last five years.