CAREER
With a career stretching back to 1989, Kimiko Date-Krumm is one of the greats of Asian tennis. She has four Japan Open titles to her name and is a former World No. 4 player. She reached the semifinals at the Australian Open in 1994, Roland Garros in 1995 and Wimbledon in 1996 before announcing her retirement in 1996.
Since her comeback in 2008, Kimiko has won a number of ITF titles along with the 2009 Hansol Korea Open making her the second-oldest player to win a WTA singles title.
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ACHIEVEMENTS
4x
Japan Open Champion
(1992-1994, 1996)
2x
US Open Quarterfinalist
(1994, 1993)
2014
US Open Women's Doubles Semifinalist
2014
Aegon Classic Quarterfinalist
2013
Aegon Classic Women’s Doubles Semifinalist
2013
Internationaux de Strasbourg Women’s Doubles Champion
2013
Monterrey Open Women’s Doubles Champion
2013
BNP Paribas Open Women’s Doubles Semifinalist
2013
PTT Pattaya Open Women’s Doubles Champion
2012
HP Japan Women’s Open Tennis Doubles Finalist
2012
e-Boks Open Women’s Doubles Champion
2012
Monterrey Open Women’s Doubles Finalist
2011
HP Japan Women's Open Tennis Doubles Champion
2010
Japan Women's Open Tennis Finalist
2009
Hansol Korea Open Champion
2009
Guangzhou International Women's Open Doubles Finalist
1996
Southern California Open Champion
1996
Wimbledon Semifinalist
1995
Wimbledon Quarterfinalist
1995
Roland Garros Semifinalist
1995
Internationaux de Strasbourg Finalist
1995
Lipton Championships Finalist
1995
Torray Pan Pacific Open Champion
1994
Australian Open Semifinalist
1994
New South Wales Open Champion
1991
VS of Los Angeles Finalist
