Simona Halep officially retires from tennis, today, June 13, from 17:00 at the Sports Festival, an event organized by Patrick Ciorcilă in Cluj-Napoca. Over the years, Simona has collected many official titles and trophies in her record, of which she can be proud. However, Halep also appeared on the professional circuit in March 2024, at the Miami Open. She then received the right to play again, after the Court of Arbitration for Sport reduced the suspension for doping from four years to nine months. You may also be interested: She returned to the field in July 2025, when she played in Iaşi, in the Concord Iaşi Open tournament, a demonstration match alongside Stan Wawrinka and Andrei Pavel. The path of Simona Halep
Simona Halep was born on September 27, 1991, in Constanta. At only four years old, she entered the tennis courts, initially coached by Ioan Stan. As a teenager, Simona quickly entered the elite of young players, debuting at the age of 14 in ITF competitions. In 2008, she won the junior title at Roland Garros, and two years later she entered the professional circuit. His rise was evident in the second half of 2013, when he won six trophies on all types of surfaces. Her consecration as a top athlete came in 2014, with the Roland Garros final, the Champions Tour final and two more important titles. Throughout her career, Simona Halep has collected 24 WTA trophies, including two at Grand Slam tournaments: Roland Garros 2018 and Wimbledon 2019. Simona’s results and statistics: WTA singles titles: 24 (including Roland Garros 2018 and Wimbledon 2019) WTA singles finals: 18 Doubles title: 1 (Shenzhen 2018, with Irina Begu) Final of doubles: 1 (Montreal 2016, with Monica Niculescu) Matches won / lost: 579 – 238 Best WTA ranking: World No. 1, for 64 weeks.
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