Celebrating Carla Suárez Navarro: Her career so far
Former World No.6 Carla Suárez Navarro announced her retirement plans at the end of 2020 - take a look back at the best moments from the Spaniard’s glittering career so far.
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In 2008, Carla Suárez Navarro burst onto the scene when she reached the quarterfinals at the French Open - her first ever Grand Slam main draw. (Getty Images)
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The Spaniard’s elegant one-handed backhand has earned her many fans. (Getty Images)
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In 2014, Suárez Navarro lifted her first WTA title in Oeiras, ending her long wait after previously reaching five consecutive clay finals. (Getty Images)
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That same year she also won her first doubles title, winning in Stanford with Garbiñe Muguruza. (Getty Images)
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In 2015 she claimed two more doubles titles, including the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo. (Getty Images)
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She also went all the way to the 2015 WTA Finals in doubles with Muguruza, and reached a career high doubles ranking of World No.11. (Getty Images)
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The Spaniard rose to new heights in 2016, when she claimed her second WTA title at the Premier 5 in Doha. (Getty Images)
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She reached the second week at all four Grand Slams that year, earning a career high ranking of World No.6 on February 23, 2016. (Getty Images)
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She has also represented Spain at three consecutive Olympics, in 2008, 2012 and 2016. (Getty Images)
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She’s a regular member in Spain’s Fed Cup team, too, which went all the way to the final in 2008. (Getty Images)
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Suárez Navarro reached her most recent WTA final in New Haven in 2018. The Spaniard announced that 2020 would be her final season before retirement. (Getty Images)
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