Jessica Pegula
US American tennis player · United States · On the map · Tennis Players · Born 1994 · age 32
She's climbed as high as No. 3 in singles and No. 1 in doubles, won a shelf of WTA 1000 trophies, and reached major finals - but the Grand Slam title itself remains the line she hasn't crossed.
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Sofia Kenin Teammate at United States Billie Jean King Cup team, 2019-2026
Danielle Collins Teammate at United States Billie Jean King Cup team, 2019-2026
Jennifer Brady Teammate at United States Billie Jean King Cup team, 2019-2026
Nicole Melichar-Martinez Teammate at United States Billie Jean King Cup team, 2019-2026
Coco Gauff Teammate at United States Billie Jean King Cup team, 2022-2026
Emma Navarro Teammate at United States Billie Jean King Cup team, 2024-2026
Caty McNally Teammate at United States Billie Jean King Cup team, 2022-2026
Caroline Dolehide Teammate at United States Billie Jean King Cup team, 2022-2026
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Jessica Pegula was born February 24, 1994, and turned professional with a game built for consistency at the top of the women's draw. By October 2022 she'd cracked the top three in singles, then did it again in July 2026, while separately reaching world No. 1 in doubles in September 2023. The major semifinal became a familiar stop - four times in singles, three of them at the US Open, one at the Australian - and she added eleven quarterfinal runs across all four Slams. In 2024 she reached her first Grand Slam singles final at the US Open and finished runner-up, just as she had at the 2023 WTA Finals. She won 11 singles titles and seven in doubles on tour, including four WTA 1000 crowns in singles and two in doubles, and took the US team to victory at the inaugural 2023 United Cup and to the 2025 Billie Jean King Cup final. The silverware keeps coming; the major singles trophy is the last piece.