Among the many famous players in today's women's tennis world, there are many top players born in 1997, and the fans are of course most impressed by Japan's Naomi Osaka, who currently holds four Grand Slam singles titles.
Also born in 1997 is Latvia's Ostapenko, whose rise to the top of the 2017 French Open is still fresh in the memory.
However, the above two are still "immature" compared to today's protagonist Bencic, also born in 1997, Bencic began to compete in professional competitions at the age of 15, and in 2012 she appeared at the Luxembourg Open with a wild card, but lost to Williams in the first round.
After winning the French Open and Wimbledon Junior Women's Singles Grand Slam titles in 2013, Bencic, who topped the junior women's singles world number one, made frequent appearances in WTA events in the same year and reached the third round of women's singles in Tokyo and Osaka.
In the 2014 season, the 17-year-old Bencic was able to win the Grand Slam main tournament, and the Swiss teenager who broke through from the qualifiers at the beginning of the Australian Open at the beginning of the year beat Ida Gongzi in the first round, but was defeated by Li Na in the second round, who eventually won the women's singles title.
In the 2014 US Open, Bencic defeated top players such as Jankovic in a row, becoming the youngest Grand Slam quarter-finalist since the 2006 French Open Ivadisova, but the subsequent quarter-final was defeated by Golden Flower Babe to miss the final four.
The Grand Slam has been a breakthrough, And Bencic's first WTA Tour title also came early, and in 2015, eastbourne Open, she reached the final and finally defeated A. Radwanska, becoming the youngest top tour champion since Wozniacki in 2008.
In this brilliant 2015 season for Swiss players, Bencic also unlocked the Super Five Series title at the Rogers Cup, and the world ranking is infinitely close to the top 10.
So what about Ostapenko and Naomi Osaka in 2015? The former ended the season with a ranking of 79th and the second round of the Best of The Grand Slam.
Naomi Osaka is still out of the top 100 in the 2015 world rankings, and Japanese players have not even competed in the Grand Slam tournament.
Just as the outside world is looking forward to the rise of another Swiss genius girl after Singis, injuries become the biggest problem that plagues Bencic, wrists, legs... A string of injuries has kept her on and off for the past many seasons.
At one point, Bencic's 2017 world ranking slipped to 300 miles away, but she has since rejuvenated, and on February 17, 2020, she set a career-high fourth place.
Of course, failing to win a Grand Slam singles title is still the current "deficiency" of Bencic, and today the Swiss player has celebrated her 25th birthday, so do you think she can achieve a breakthrough? (Source: House of Tennis Author: Barbie)