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Tennis Star Muguruza Welcomes First Child
Garbine Muguruza, a famous tennis player who won big tournaments like Wimbledon and the French Open, had a baby boy named Marcos with her husband Arthur Borges.
They met in a fun way in New York when Arthur, a big tennis fan, saw her and said hi.
Garbine retired from playing tennis last year and now helps organize big tennis events.
She and Arthur are now parents and share happy moments with their fans on social media.
Garbine Muguruza, a former tennis champion, announced the birth of her first child, Marcos, with her husband Arthur Borges.
Muguruza and Borges met in New York when he approached her for a selfie and good luck wish during the US Open.
The couple tied the knot after Muguruza's retirement from professional tennis in April 2024.
Muguruza now serves as the joint tournament director for the WTA Finals and the Madrid Open.
The couple shares their life updates and photos of their new baby on social media, engaging their fans.
- Who
- Garbine Muguruza, former tennis star, and her husband Arthur Borges
- What
- Welcomed their first child, Marcos Borges Muguruza
- Where
- Location not specified, but they reside in Spain
- When
- Last week (specific date not mentioned)
- Why
- Personal life update, not related to professional reasons
Key facts
- Name
- Garbine Muguruza
- Occupation
- Former Tennis Player
- Husband
- Arthur Borges
- Child's Name
- Marcos Borges Muguruza
- Last Professional Match
- February 2023
- Retirement Announcement
- April 2024
- Current Role
- Joint Tournament Director at WTA Finals and Madrid Open
Quotes
Garbine Muguruza
Former Spanish tennis star and two-time Grand Slam champion
“We always joke about it, it’s like a Hollywood movie, it’s a crazy story. We met in the street in New York, it was love at first sight. It was one of those boring days, I didn’t know what to do, so I go for a walk on Central Park as well, and I just bumped into him. I was just like: ‘Wait a minute, you’re very handsome, who are you?’ And he’s a tennis fan, so he recognized me and said: ‘Hey, good luck.’ And that’s it, that was enough.”
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