Best result of 2023 saw Martincova reach the QF at Prague (l. eventual champion Hibino); fell out of Top 100 for first time since 2020.
For second consecutive year finished in the Top 100 in 2022 at No.73; posted career-high singles ranking of No.40 on February 14, 2022 after reaching QF at St. Petersburg
Best result in 2022 season was SF at Nottingham (l. eventual champion Haddad Maia)
Reached maiden WTA final at 2021 Prague (l. Krejcikova)
Produced impressive grass court campaign in 2021, advancing to QFs at Nottingham (l. Stojanovic) and Birmingham (l. Kasatkina), then 3r showing at Wimbledon (l. Ka.Pliskova)
Scored first Grand Slam main draw win during 2r showing at Roland Garros (d. Jorovic, l. Pegula)
Broke into Top 100 at No.98 on April 5, 2021, following 2r showing at Miami
Highlight of 2020 campaign was SF run at 2020 Istanbul (l. eventual champion Tig)
In 2019, season highlight was fourth ITF Circuit title of career at $25K Essen-GER
Won third ITF Circuit singles title of career in 2018, at $25k ITF/Obidos and made QF run at WTA 125K Series event at Taipei
Advanced to first tour-level SF at 2017 Gstaad, earning career first Top 20 win over then-No.20 Garcia
Earned a then career-high singles ranking of No.114 following 2r run at 2017 Nanchang (l. eventual champion Peng)
Win-loss record at tour-level in 2017 was 5-7, including three wins at Gstaad and 2r runs at Monterrey (d. McHale, l. Boserup) and Nanchang (d. Kudryavtseva, l. Peng)
Advanced to maiden WTA SF at Québec City in 2016 (l. Davis)
In 2015, reached first WTA QF at Florianopolis (l. Mattek-Sands)
Made WTA qualifying and main draw debut at 2013 Nurnberg (l. Cabeza Candela in 1r)
Owns four singles titles on the ITF Circuit at 2014 $10k ITF/Heraklion-GRE, 2015 $25k ITF/Lenzerheide-SUI, 2018 $25k ITF/Obidos and 2019 $25k Essen-GER
Professional debut came on ITF Circuit in Germany in 2010 (as qualifier, l. 1r)
