Marta Kostyuk has officially withdrawn from the prestigious WTA 500 tournament in Stuttgart, leaving fans curious about the reasons behind her decision. The Ukrainian tennis player, known for her fierce determination on the court, was expected to compete against some of the world’s top talents in this clay-court event.
While no official statement has been provided regarding the withdrawal, speculation has arisen about whether it is linked to physical concerns or scheduling priorities as she prepares for the demanding season ahead. Kostyuk, who has shown promising performances in recent tournaments, is likely to carefully manage her participation in events to ensure her best form moving forward.
This was her statement:
“Unfortunately the injury I sustained during my last BJK Cup match will not heal in time, and I won’t be able to compete in Stuttgart this year. I had such an amazing time reaching the final here last year- thank you for those memories. I’m really sorry to the fans and so grateful for all your support. Wishing the tournament a great week, and I hope to see you all next year!”
Her absence from Stuttgart adds intrigue to the tournament, as players and fans alike adjust to the evolving dynamics of the competition. Kostyuk’s supporters will now look forward to her return on the court, hoping to see her resume her journey of growth and success in the world of tennis.
Marta Kostyuk in 2025
LLWWLWWLLW At the moment ranked no.25, Marta played her last match on the 12th of April when she was overcome by world no.178 Celine Naef 6-4 7-6(1) in the Rubber 1 in (draw).
Currently, during this year Kostyuk owns a 10-9 record.
