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Swiss professional tennis player Martina Hingis, born on 30 September 1980, currently holds the world No. 1 ranking in doubles according to the WTA. She achieved a total of 209 weeks as the singles world No. 1 and has captured five Grand Slam titles in singles (three at the Australian Open, one at Wimbledon, and one at the US Open), alongside twelve titles in women’s doubles—including a calendar-year doubles Grand Slam in 1998—and five mixed doubles Grand Slam titles; accumulating twenty-two major championships overall. Additionally, she has secured two season-ending WTA Championships in singles and three in doubles and earned an Olympic silver medal for women's doubles during the Summer Olympics held in 2016.

Hingis established numerous records as the youngest player to achieve various milestones, including becoming the youngest Grand Slam champion and the youngest to attain world No. 1 status before sustaining ligament injuries in both ankles that led her to temporarily step away from professional tennis in 2002 at age 22. By that time, she had already accumulated a total of 40 singles titles and 36 doubles titles while being recognized by Forbes as the highest-paid female athlete globally for five straight years from 1997 to 2001. Following multiple surgeries and extensive recovery periods, Hingis made her return to the WTA tour in 2006 where she ascended to world No. 6 and claimed three additional singles titles while also receiving recognition with the Laureus World Sports Award for Comeback of the Year. She announced her retirement in November of 2007 after facing ongoing injuries coupled with a positive test result for benzoylecgonine—a cocaine metabolite—during Wimbledon that year which resulted in a two-year ban from competitive play.

In July of 2013, Hingis returned from retirement participating in North American hard-court events alongside Daniela Hantuchová. After experiencing moderate achievements throughout her partnership with Sabine Lisicki and Flavia Pennetta during early-2014, she teamed up with Sania Mirza beginning March of that year. Together they secured three consecutive Grand Slam victories: winning at Wimbledon (2015), US Open (2015), and Australian Open (2016). During this comeback phase, Hingis also completed a mixed doubles career Grand Slam by winning all four major tournaments partnering Leander Paes while obtaining another silver medal competing with Timea Bacsinszky at Rio de Janeiro's Summer Olympics held in late-2016.

Recognized as one of Switzerland's top athletes historically as well as an esteemed figure within tennis circles, Tennis magazine ranked her as number twenty-two among players—both male or female—over previous four decades back in May of '05. In June '11, Time listed her among "30 Legends of Women's Tennis: Past, Present & Future." Subsequently inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame during '13 followed by being appointed its inaugural Global Ambassador just two years later.