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	=== Junior Tournaments ===		=== Junior Tournaments ===
			'''2017: Dominance in the Junior Circuit'''
	~~'''2017: Dominance in the Junior Circuit'''~~ In 2017, Luiza Fullana made a name for herself in the Brazilian junior circuit, particularly in the Porto Alegre Junior Championship, one of the most important national tournaments in the U-16 category. Fullana was one of the Brazilian players who dominated the competition, confirming her potential as one of the country's rising tennis stars.<ref></ref>		In 2017, Luiza Fullana made a name for herself in the Brazilian junior circuit, particularly in the Porto Alegre Junior Championship, one of the most important national tournaments in the U-16 category. Fullana was one of the Brazilian players who dominated the competition, confirming her potential as one of the country's rising tennis stars.<ref></ref>

	=== Professional Tournaments ===		=== Professional Tournaments ===
			'''2023: Consistent Results and Strong Campaigns'''
	~~'''2023: Consistent Results and Strong Campaigns'''~~ In 2023, Luiza Fullana showed significant improvement in her career with remarkable results in international tournaments. One highlight was her run in the ITF W15 tournament in Jackson, USA, where she advanced to the round of 16 before losing.<ref></ref> In Brazil, Fullana faced tough opponents in major tournaments. At the Engie Open ITF W80 in Brasília, she was one of the four Brazilians to reach the round of 16 after a solid performance. She also had a tough match against former top 10 player Carla Suárez Navarro, where, despite losing, Fullana impressed by giving the experienced Spaniard a tough time.<ref></ref>		In 2023, Luiza Fullana showed significant improvement in her career with remarkable results in international tournaments. One highlight was her run in the ITF W15 tournament in Jackson, USA, where she advanced to the round of 16 before losing.<ref></ref> In Brazil, Fullana faced tough opponents in major tournaments. At the Engie Open ITF W80 in Brasília, she was one of the four Brazilians to reach the round of 16 after a solid performance. She also had a tough match against former top 10 player Carla Suárez Navarro, where, despite losing, Fullana impressed by giving the experienced Spaniard a tough time.<ref></ref>

			'''2024: First and second Professional Titles'''
	~~'''2024: First Professional Title'''~~ In 2024, Luiza Fullana reached significant milestones in her career. She won her first professional title at the ITF tournament in São Paulo. In the final, Fullana was leading against Italy’s Giorgia Pedone, the top seed and 264th in the world, 6-0, 2-2 when her opponent retired due to a right thigh injury.<ref></ref> Her impressive run in São Paulo included a victory over Aurora Zantedeschi of Italy in the semifinals, the first professional semifinal win of her career, where Fullana saved nine match points.<ref></ref>		In 2024, Luiza Fullana reached significant milestones in her career. She won her first professional title at the ITF tournament in São Paulo. In the final, Fullana was leading against Italy’s Giorgia Pedone, the top seed and 264th in the world, 6-0, 2-2 when her opponent retired due to a right thigh injury.<ref></ref> Her impressive run in São Paulo included a victory over Aurora Zantedeschi of Italy in the semifinals, the first professional semifinal win of her career, where Fullana saved nine match points.<ref></ref>

	In the following week, Fullana competed in the ITF W35 tournaments in Piracicaba and Leme. In Leme, she reached the quarterfinals after defeating Italian Sofia Rocchetti and Argentine Julieta Estable. In the semifinals, Fullana faced Giorgia Pedone again and lost in straight sets.<ref></ref>		In the following week, Fullana competed in the ITF W35 tournaments in Piracicaba and Leme. In Leme, she reached the quarterfinals after defeating Italian Sofia Rocchetti and Argentine Julieta Estable. In the semifinals, Fullana faced Giorgia Pedone again and lost in straight sets.<ref></ref>

	Fullana also showed great results on the international circuit, reaching the round of 16 at the W50 tournament in Montemor-o-Novo, Portugal, and advancing to the quarterfinals in Tunisia after a grueling match lasting over three hours.<ref></ref>		Fullana also showed great results on the international circuit, reaching the round of 16 at the W50 tournament in Montemor-o-Novo, Portugal, and advancing to the quarterfinals in Tunisia after a grueling match lasting over three hours.<ref></ref>

			She reached the doubles final at an ITF event in Greece in 2024, where she demonstrated her growing skill and potential in the international tennis scene.<ref>https://tenisbrasil.uol.com.br/fullana-fica-com-o-vice-de-duplas-em-itf-na-grecia.html</ref>

			In 2024, Fullana received a call-up to the Brazilian team for the Billie Jean King Cup (BJK Cup), a significant milestone in her career. She expressed her excitement about the opportunity and spoke about her aspiration to represent Brazil on the international stage.<ref>https://www.olimpiadatododia.com.br/tenis/640515-luiza-fullana-bjkcup/</ref><ref>https://www.tenisnews.com.br/131812/fullana-diz-que-surtou-com-convocacao-a-bjk-cup-e-sonha-alto</ref>

			In 2024, Fullana secured a spot in the semifinals of a tournament in Ribeirão Preto, where she faced tough competition but prevailed with impressive performances.<ref>https://www.tenisnews.com.br/132132/luiza-fullana-vence-equatoriana-e-esta-na-semifinal-em-ribeirao-preto</ref>

			Later in the tournament, Fullana fought through a three-hour match to reach the final in Ribeirão Preto, showcasing her tenacity and determination.<ref>https://tenisbrasil.uol.com.br/fullana-vence-batalha-de-3h-e-e-finalista-em-ribeirao-preto.html</ref>

			She went on to win the title in Ribeirão Preto, securing her second career singles title. This victory was a significant achievement in her career, marking her as a player to watch in the coming years.<ref>https://tenisbrasil.uol.com.br/fullana-conquista-em-ribeirao-preto-o-2o-titulo-da-carreira.html</ref>

			In her first appearance at the WTA tournament in Florianópolis, Fullana faced tough challenges but highlighted the experience as valuable for her growth as a player.<ref>https://www.terra.com.br/esportes/tenis/fullana-e-superada-na-estreia-no-wta-de-florianopolis-mas-destaca-experiencia,670450df0ed3df8a4d573045e9244d1fzh95w89u.html</ref><ref>https://www.olimpiadatododia.com.br/tenis/651737-luiza-fullana-wta-florianopolis/</ref>

			Fullana made a positive assessment of her debut in WTA events, expressing optimism for her future in the sport. She remains focused on improving and making her mark on the global tennis stage.<ref>https://bolamarela.com.br/luiza-fullana-faz-balanco-da-estreia-em-torneios-da-wta-e-projeta-futuro-empolgada/amp</ref>

			In the doubles circuit, Fullana partnered with Julia Konishi, and the duo reached the final of a W15 event in Mogi. This performance further demonstrated Fullana's versatility and promise as a doubles player.<ref>https://abcdoabc.com.br/ana-candiotto-semi-dupla-luiza-fullana-julia-konishi-disputa-titulo-w15-mogi/</ref><ref>https://tenisbrasil.uol.com.br/luiza-fullana-e-julia-konishi-disputam-o-titulo-de-duplas-no-sabado.html</ref>

	By the end of the year, Fullana had established herself as one of Brazil's top young prospects, standing out for her consistency and ability to overcome adversity in crucial moments.<ref></ref>		By the end of the year, Fullana had established herself as one of Brazil's top young prospects, standing out for her consistency and ability to overcome adversity in crucial moments.<ref></ref>

			Fullana has been exclusively dedicating herself to tennis, which has been instrumental in her growth as a player. Her commitment to the sport reflects her deep passion and ambition.<ref>https://tenisbrasil.uol.com.br/estreante-no-time-fullana-celebra-dedicacao-exclusiva-ao-tenis.html</ref>

	== Playing Style ==		== Playing Style ==

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Luiza Fullana
Country (sports)	Brazil
Residence	New Jersey, USA
Born	(2001-04-09) 9 April 2001 (age 23) Brasília, Brazil
Plays	Right-handed

Luiza Fullana (born April 9, 2001, in Brasília, Brazil) is a Brazilian professional tennis player. Known for her consistent game and skills on fast courts, Fullana started playing tennis at the age of 12 and quickly stood out in youth tournaments. She is particularly strong on hard courts.

Career

Fullana played for the women's tennis team at Charleston Southern University, where she had a successful college career. During her time at university, she helped her team win the Big South Conference championship three times consecutively and was named to the First Team All-Conference both in singles and doubles. In 2023, Fullana finished her last collegiate season with an impressive record of 14 wins and 5 losses in singles and was a finalist for Big South Player of the Year.

Junior Tournaments

2017: Dominance in the Junior Circuit In 2017, Luiza Fullana made a name for herself in the Brazilian junior circuit, particularly in the Porto Alegre Junior Championship, one of the most important national tournaments in the U-16 category. Fullana was one of the Brazilian players who dominated the competition, confirming her potential as one of the country's rising tennis stars.

Professional Tournaments

2023: Consistent Results and Strong Campaigns In 2023, Luiza Fullana showed significant improvement in her career with remarkable results in international tournaments. One highlight was her run in the ITF W15 tournament in Jackson, USA, where she advanced to the round of 16 before losing. In Brazil, Fullana faced tough opponents in major tournaments. At the Engie Open ITF W80 in Brasília, she was one of the four Brazilians to reach the round of 16 after a solid performance. She also had a tough match against former top 10 player Carla Suárez Navarro, where, despite losing, Fullana impressed by giving the experienced Spaniard a tough time.

2024: First and second Professional Titles In 2024, Luiza Fullana reached significant milestones in her career. She won her first professional title at the ITF tournament in São Paulo. In the final, Fullana was leading against Italy’s Giorgia Pedone, the top seed and 264th in the world, 6-0, 2-2 when her opponent retired due to a right thigh injury. Her impressive run in São Paulo included a victory over Aurora Zantedeschi of Italy in the semifinals, the first professional semifinal win of her career, where Fullana saved nine match points.

In the following week, Fullana competed in the ITF W35 tournaments in Piracicaba and Leme. In Leme, she reached the quarterfinals after defeating Italian Sofia Rocchetti and Argentine Julieta Estable. In the semifinals, Fullana faced Giorgia Pedone again and lost in straight sets.

Fullana also showed great results on the international circuit, reaching the round of 16 at the W50 tournament in Montemor-o-Novo, Portugal, and advancing to the quarterfinals in Tunisia after a grueling match lasting over three hours.

She reached the doubles final at an ITF event in Greece in 2024, where she demonstrated her growing skill and potential in the international tennis scene.

In 2024, Fullana received a call-up to the Brazilian team for the Billie Jean King Cup (BJK Cup), a significant milestone in her career. She expressed her excitement about the opportunity and spoke about her aspiration to represent Brazil on the international stage.

In 2024, Fullana secured a spot in the semifinals of a tournament in Ribeirão Preto, where she faced tough competition but prevailed with impressive performances.

Later in the tournament, Fullana fought through a three-hour match to reach the final in Ribeirão Preto, showcasing her tenacity and determination.

She went on to win the title in Ribeirão Preto, securing her second career singles title. This victory was a significant achievement in her career, marking her as a player to watch in the coming years.

In her first appearance at the WTA tournament in Florianópolis, Fullana faced tough challenges but highlighted the experience as valuable for her growth as a player.

Fullana made a positive assessment of her debut in WTA events, expressing optimism for her future in the sport. She remains focused on improving and making her mark on the global tennis stage.

In the doubles circuit, Fullana partnered with Julia Konishi, and the duo reached the final of a W15 event in Mogi. This performance further demonstrated Fullana's versatility and promise as a doubles player.

By the end of the year, Fullana had established herself as one of Brazil's top young prospects, standing out for her consistency and ability to overcome adversity in crucial moments.

Fullana has been exclusively dedicating herself to tennis, which has been instrumental in her growth as a player. Her commitment to the sport reflects her deep passion and ambition.

Playing Style

Fullana is known for her precise serve and ability to engage in long rallies from the baseline. Her game is characterized by controlled aggression, and she excels especially in matches played on hard courts.

Personal Life

In addition to her tennis career, Fullana is an active advocate for social projects aimed at including young people in sports in Brazil.

Titles and Achievements

3x Big South Conference Champion with Charleston Southern University
Finalist for Big South Player of the Year (2023)

ITF Finals

Singles: 1 (1–0)

References

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