A professional tennis player from the Netherlands named Tim van Rijthoven was born on April 24, 1997.
The world No. 104 in singles, which Van Rijthoven first obtained on June 27, 2022, and the world No. 225 in doubles, which he attained in May 2022, are both career highs for the player. He peaked at No. 13 in the world in 2015, and as a junior, he advanced to the boys’ doubles semifinals at Wimbledon and the quarterfinals of the boys’ singles competition in 2014. In order to earn his first Rosmalen Grass Court Championships title in June 2022, he amassed his first five ATP Tour victories, including one over world No. 2 Daniil Medvedev.
Van Rijthoven has a W/L record of 1-1 in Davis Cup matches that he has played for the Netherlands. Including eight singles wins and five doubles titles, he has won 13 Futures competitions on the ITF World Tennis Tour.
Introducing Maartje, the partner of Tim van Rijthoven
Maartje Basten, who is also a Dutch national, is Tim van Rijthoven’s girlfriend. Maartje holds a Master’s degree in Biomedical Technology and Physics and a Bachelor of Science in Medical Science, according to her Instagram. In addition to working as a cardiovascular risk management intern at the Amsterdam Health & Technology Institute, she is currently a digital health consultant and strategist at KPMG Nederlands.
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Maartje Basten is the woman Tim Van Rijtheoven is dating. They make the happiest couple and are frequently pictured together on Instagram.
Using the description, “Beautiful kiss,” Maartje posted a photo of the two on June 13 to her Instagram account “ACHIEVING DREAMS! You have made me incredibly proud. You have put in such a lot of effort over the last few years to get this, so you truly deserve it. I still find it hard to understand how much I adore you and am so proud of you.” To celebrate Maartje’s 24th birthday, Tim also tweeted a photo of her on August 12, 2021.
Maartje expresses her affection for her girlfriend despite Van having a limited number of postings to do so. She earned her bachelor’s in medical science, and she is currently working on her master’s in physics and biomedical technology.
Igor Sijsling is the trainer of Tim van Rijthoven
Igor Sijsling serves as Tim van Rijthoven’s mentor. Tim hired his friend earlier this season, according to Roland Garros.com, and the two of them immediately got to work. Tim is said to believe that he and Sijsling “naturally clicked” and that they have a wide range of shared interests, including golf, which they frequently play.
Former player and No. 52 in the world Sijsling is now retired. Together with fellow countryman Robin Haase, the Dutchman advanced to the Australian Open Doubles final in 2013, although they were defeated by the Bryan brothers. In addition, he advanced to the third round at Wimbledon in 2013 and had important victories over players like Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Milos Raonic, and Mikhail Youzhny.
2022: Fourth round of a Major, first win over a World No. 2 opponent, and first ATP title
After losing in the Challenger quarterfinals in Traralgon, Australia, with Nino Serdarusic by his side, he entered the top 250 in doubles on January 17, 2022. Following his second solo Challenger final as a qualifier in Forli, Italy, on February 21, 2022, he earned his top 200 debuts in singles. His doubles ranking increased to No. 235 at the same tournament after reaching the quarterfinals with Robin Haase while being seeded third.
He entered the 2022 Libéma Open as a wildcard and rose to the No. 205 position after beating third-seeded Taylor Fritz and world No. 14 Matthew Ebden. This was the first time in his career that he had advanced farther than the quarterfinals.
After that, he defeated Hugo Gaston in straight sets to advance to his first semifinal match. Félix Auger-Aliassime, the second seed and world No. 9 was defeated by him in the semifinals, giving him his first career victory over a top-10 player. As the lowest-ranked player to win an ATP championship in 2022 and the lowest-ranked player to do it since Juan Manuel Cerndolo, who was rated 335th, Van Rijthoven pulled off another upset by upsetting world no. 2 and top seed Daniil Medvedev in the final in straight sets.
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